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An inquest will open later into the death of Wales manager Gary Speed as tributes continue to be paid to him.
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Russians in one town wonder if Sunday's election will be fair
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Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain denies claims by a Georgia woman that she had a 13-year extramarital affair with him.
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Should China bail Europe out or help its own poor farmers?
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Sri Lanka cuts the ribbon on its first motorway
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The people of Guyana vote for a new government in an election likely to continue to reflect the South American nation's traditional racial divide.
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Mark Tully on whether English will eclipse Indian languages
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Several rockets fired from southern Lebanon landed in northern Israel, the Israeli army says, but no casualties are reported.
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The former Northern Ireland Secretary, Peter Hain, is understood to have been warned by police that his computer may have been hacked.
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Japan's household spending falls while the unemployment rate increases raising concerns about economic recovery.
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Britain may be without a fully operational aircraft carrier until 2030, according to a report published by the Commons spending watchdog.
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Retired Canadian football legends and former rivals Joe Kapp and Angelo Mosca brawled at a Canadian Football League luncheon honouring the 73-year-old players.
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US and EU leaders announce steps towards launching bilateral trade talks, as they wrap up a White House summit addressing the eurozone debt crisis.
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The first elections in Egypt since former President Hosni Mubarak was overthrown enter a second day after thousands queued to vote on Monday.
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A three-month blockade by a tribal group of roads into the Indian state of Manipur is lifted ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's trip there.
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The Colombian leader will now be counting on Venezuela to help capture the leader of the Farc guerrillas, Rodrigo Londoño, alias "Timochenko".
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Well-known Indian writer and activist Indira Goswami dies in the north-eastern state of Assam after a long illness, aged 70.
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Australian air-safety officials are investigating an iPhone which apparently caught fire during a flight, emitting dense smoke.
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An all-party meeting fails to break a deadlock between the government and opposition on foreign direct investment retail.
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Syria's opposition is notoriously fragmented so could a cohesive group emerge and unite the many contrasting political and religious ideologies if the Assad regime were to crumble?
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Why do so many former guerrillas want to join Nepal's army?
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Hong Kong may soon extradite a New Zealand man suspected of withdrawing millions of dollars that were mistakenly deposited in his bank account.
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Asian stock markets continue to rally after strong gains in the US and Europe on Monday, on hopes of a eurozone solution.
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Scientists in Scotland ask members of the public to help with a project looking at the way whales communicate with each other.
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Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni signs a new contract for their 2014 World Cup qualifying games.
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Eurozone finance ministers will meet in Brussels later to discuss ways to expand the region's bailout fund.
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Why Congolese civilians seem to be raping, rather than soldiers
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The UN says former Libyan rebels are still holding about 7,000 prisoners without access to legal process because police and courts are not working.
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China orders a ban on advertisements during TV dramas as part of its reform of cultural activities - something stations say will hit revenue hard.
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Nigeria's central bank governor Lamido Sanusi is voted Africa Person of the Year by Forbes magazine.
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Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski calls on Germany to do more to resolve the eurozone debt crisis, saying a collapse of the euro is the biggest threat to Poland.
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A report by Norwegian psychiatrists on the mental state of self-confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik is handed to a court in Oslo.
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A consortium of Indian companies wins the right to develop some of Afghanistan's large iron ore deposits, Afghan mining ministry officials say.
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German police investigating a neo-Nazi cell accused of killing 10 people arrest a suspected accomplice in the eastern city of Jena.
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An alleged Russian spy who had an affair with Liberal Democrat MP Mike Hancock while working for him wins her appeal against deportation.
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Polling is extended into a second day in parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo after Monday's vote was hit by delays and violence.
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Russia's foreign minister says no more ultimatums should be issued to Syria, a day after the west says more action is needed to end the violence.
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A businessman's gift of £1m has allowed the British Museum to buy a complete set of 100 Picasso etchings never before seen in public.
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What's at stake for Syria's neighbours as crisis escalates
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The Malaysian parliament passes a ban on street protests, despite a demonstration against the bill by hundreds of lawyers.
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Russia turns on a new incoming missile early warning system in its westernmost region in response to US plans for a missile shield in Europe.
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Lana Peters, the only daughter of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, dies of colon cancer at a care home in the US state of Wisconsin, aged 85.
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The global weather agency says the world continues to warm, as words fly over Canada's stance on emissions and finance.
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A nun at a Roman Catholic convent in Sri Lanka is to appear in court for failing to disclose an underage pregnancy at a mother and baby shelter.
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Three wealth managers from one of the richest US cities are unveiled as winners of a $254m (£163m) lottery jackpot.
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India's governing Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi makes her first public speech since undergoing surgery in August in the US.
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Sudan orders Kenya's ambassador out after a Kenyan judge issues an arrest warrant for Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir, the foreign ministry says.
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The remains of General Franco should be exhumed from the basilica near Madrid where he is buried, a Spanish government commission recommends.
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Pakistan is to boycott talks on Afghanistan's future in protest at a Nato air strike which killed 24 of its soldiers at the weekend, officials say.
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco appoints moderate Islamist leader Abdelilah Benkirane prime minister, following his party's election victory.
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Some of Britain's leading sports stars criticise the absence of women from the shortlist for BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
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Mike Tindall says he has been made a "scapegoat" by the Rugby Football Union despite the decision to reinstate him to England's Elite Player Squad.
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Psychiatrists assessing Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik conclude he is a paranoid schizophrenic and should be treated as such.
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Four opposition candidates in the Democratic Republic of Congo's election say it should be cancelled because of fraud and violence.
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James Murdoch is re-elected as chairman of broadcaster BSkyB, but a fifth of shareholders vote against his reappointment.
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Protesters in the Iranian capital have broken into the British embassy compound during a demonstration against sanctions imposed by the UK.
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The Russian who won her appeal against deportation has described the MI5 investigation into claims she was a spy as "extremely unprofessional".
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Lebanese President Michel Suleiman condemns a rocket attack against Israel carried out from Lebanon, as an obscure group claims responsibility.
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A highly decorated US Marine is suing BAE Systems after a manager described him as "mentally unstable" and alleged he had a drink problem.
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Chile seeks the extradition of US ex-officer Ray Davis over the death of a US reporter killed after the 1973 coup that brought Gen Pinochet to power.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden arrives in Baghdad to meet Iraqi officials as American troops prepare to leave Iraq by the end of the year.
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Pakistan is to boycott next week's talks in Bonn on Afghanistan's future in protest at a Nato air strike which killed 24 of its soldiers, officials say.
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Iran expresses "regret" after protesters force their way into the UK embassy compound in Tehran, smashing windows and burning the British flag.
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American Airlines' parent company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but expects business to continue as normal.
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Facebook agrees to tighten privacy controls as part of a settlement with the US regulator, the Federal Trade Commission.
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Conrad Murray, the US doctor convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of pop legend Michael Jackson, is sentenced to a maximum prison term of four years.
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Norwegians struggle to accept psychiatrists' verdict on Breivik
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An alleged Russian spy who had an affair with Liberal Democrat MP Mike Hancock and worked for him has won her appeal against deportation.
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Chancellor George Osborne announces a two year pay cap for public sector workers and lowers UK growth forecasts in the Autumn Statement.
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Conrad Murray, the US doctor convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson, is sentenced to a maximum prison term of four years.
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There are reports of violent scuffles on the northern edge of Cairo's Tahrir Square, near the museums.
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A Nato outpost in eastern Afghanistan has been attacked by insurgents - some from across the border in Pakistan.
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