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One of South America's biggest football clubs are relegated for the first time in their history, amid chaotic scenes in Buenos Aires.
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Social care budgets in England will be cut this year - despite promises to put more money into services, according to an analysis of spending plans.
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The only UK hospital carrying out strict tests on surgical instruments imported from Pakistan finds many are substandard.
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More than one in four workers in the UK would be prepared to move abroad for a better job, a survey suggests.
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A Cambodian UN-backed tribunal has held its first hearing in the trial of four former Khmer Rouge leaders, including the "number two" in Pol Pot's regime.
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India is facing a shortage of coal, which could have a major impact on the country's all-important energy sector.
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The ethnic Chinese population in Paris say they are being systematically attacked and robbed which is driving them to seek greater police protection.
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A leather jacket worn by US singer Michael Jackson in his Thriller video is sold at auction in California for $1.8m (£1.1m).
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Philip Morris threatens to sue the Australian government over its plan to introduce plain, brandless packing for cigarettes.
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Six security personnel die in two separate attacks by Maoist rebels in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh.
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A Cambodian UN-backed tribunal holds its first hearing in the trial of four former Khmer Rouge leaders, including Pol Pot's "number two".
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Bolivian President Evo Morales signs a law that aims to ensure food security for his country, after spiralling prices sparked protests earlier this year.
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Oil prices extend their falls from the end of last week amid concerns about the Greek debt crisis and the weak US recovery.
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Chinese human rights activist Hu Jia, who was released from jail on Sunday, is being held under conditions equivalent to house arrest, his wife tells the BBC.
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The Swedish carmaker Saab announces a big order from a Chinese company, which means it now can afford to pay its staff.
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A train carrying South Sudanese back home from the north is attacked by a northern Arab group, leaving one person dead, the UN says.
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Dozens of people are injured in clashes in Buenos Aires, after Argentina's legendary football club River Plate is relegated for the first time ever.
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Pixar sequel Cars 2 speeds to the top of the North American box office, despite critics calling it the worst movie produced by the animation studio.
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Why the US cannot get to grips with its $14 trillion debt
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On board with the RAF flying sorties over Libya
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More than 30 Malaysian activists remain in detention after police arrests at the weekend ahead of a planned mass rally calling for electoral reform.
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Libyan rebels launch a push towards Tripoli, as war crimes judges are set to decide whether to issue an arrest warrant against Col Gaddafi.
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Gunmen believed to be from the Boko Haram Islamist sect throw bombs at a beer garden in the Nigerian town of Maiduguri killing at least 25 people, security sources say.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has vowed to fight for the title despite ruling himself out of contention just 24 hours earlier
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Cricket's controversial decision review system could be back on the table for the England v India Test series following agreement within the ICC.
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Police in the Indian city of Mumbai arrest seven men for the killing of a prominent crime reporter, saying an underworld gangster ordered his murder.
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Land deal at Egypt beauty spot raises fears of corruption
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Rebels in Libya draw closer to the capital 100 days after the UK joined air raids on the country.
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China has conducted a test of a new fast train which has a top speed of 350 km (220miles) per hour.
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What has happened to India's booming economy?
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Operators of Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant begin pumping decontaminated water to cool damaged reactors, in a move hailed as "a giant step forward".
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France's President Sarkozy announces 1bn euros (£0.8bn) of fresh investment in nuclear power, despite warnings after the Japan disaster.
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Clashes in Buenos Aires as River Plate is relegated for the first time
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Chinese officials travel from Beijing to Shanghai on the test run of a high-speed train that promises to slash journey times by half.
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Celebrated 93-year-old Russian playwright Yuri Lyubimov leaves the theatre company he led for nearly half a century.
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Chinese immigrants targeted on Paris streets
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Zambia's former President Frederick Chiluba is buried in the capital, Lusaka, following his death more than week ago.
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Maria Sharapova is into the quarter-finals with a regulation 6-4 6-2 victory over China's Shuai Peng.
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The first ever audit of China's local government debts reveals they have reached $1.6tn after a borrowing and spending spree.
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Arsenal are prepared to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona if the two clubs can agree a price for the Spanish midfielder, BBC Sport learns.
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Majority state holdings in Aeroflot and big Russian oil firms will be sold off in a major privatisation programme, Russia's finance minister says.
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British military trainers working with security forces in Pakistan have been withdrawn at the request of the Pakistani government.
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US consumer spending was unchanged in May, the first time there has been no growth since September 2009.
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Rugby is the latest foreign sport which has become extremely popular in Afghanistan
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The President of France Nicolas Sarkozy says his government now has an agreement with French banks on rolling over Greek debt.
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A Russian court finds a former top intelligence officer guilty of high treason for exposing 10 sleeper agents who were expelled from the US last year.
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Prime Minister David Cameron says China provides a "huge opportunity" for British business as he signs £1.4bn in trade deals, but also urges respect for human rights.
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Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann becomes the latest Republican to announce a bid for the US presidency in 2012.
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England kick off their Women's World Cup campaign against Mexico in a Group B match in Germany from 1700 BST.
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Prominent names from the arts world say in an open letter that the UK's points-based visa system treats overseas artists "poorly".
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The US Supreme Court strikes down a Californian law banning the sale or rental of violent video games to the under 18s.
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Pakistan's army rejects claims made by Afghanistan that it has fired more than 450 rockets into Afghan territory over the past three weeks.
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River Plate's relegation leaves Argentina stunned
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Police break down barricades erected by opponents of a new tunnel being bored through the Italian Alps for a high-speed rail link with France.
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A young emperor penguin found washed up on a New Zealand beach is eating fish again after having endoscopic surgery to remove sand from its stomach.
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The United Nations Security Council authorises the deployment of a 4,200-strong Ethiopian force to Sudan's disputed region of Abyei.
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US student Amanda Knox did kill her British roommate in Italy, one of Meredith Kercher's killers has told an Italian court.
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Rebel forces claim they are making advances in the west of the country and are battling with Gaddafi's troops less than fifty miles from the capital, Tripoli.
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England's World Cup campaign gets off to an inauspicious start as they are held to a draw by Mexico in their opening game of Group B in the Wolfsburg Arena.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy says his country's banks are prepared to help Greece by giving it 30 years to repay.
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Libyan rebels outside Misrata are calling for more help from Nato, after more than a month camped in the dunes around the besieged city.
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Greek PM George Papandreou tells MPs his severe austerity package, which is needed to secure new international loans, is the only way to get the country back on its feet.
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At least 150 Syrian dissidents hold a conference in Damascus to discuss the country's crisis, the first such event since anti-government protests began.
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The International Criminal Court issues an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi, accusing him of crimes against humanity.
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Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is found guilty of trying to sell the US Senate seat once held by President Barack Obama.
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Cairn Energy sells a 10% stake in its Indian operation while waits for approval from the Delhi government for a much bigger sale.
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Police in the Italian northern Alps have clashed with protesters who were trying to prevent bulldozers from starting work on a new high-speed rail link to France.
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Defending champion Serena Williams and sister Venus lose their fourth round matches at Wimbledon to Marion Bartoli and Tsvetana Pironkova respectively.
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Libya rejects a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for the arrest of Col Muammar Gaddafi, saying the court has no authority.
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President Barack Obama meets Senate leaders negotiating over cutting spending and raising the US debt ceiling, as a deadline for action looms.
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Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir arrives in China a day after his plane mysteriously turned back with no explanation.
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A meeting of Syrian dissident leaders has concluded with a call for a peaceful transition to democracy and a condemnation of the violence used on protesters by the government.
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A Republican Congresswoman, who is a favourite of the influential Tea Party movement, has formally joined the race for next year's US presidential election.
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Saudi women turn to social media for right to drive
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