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Public health experts issue a warning about the health of people in Greece in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has claimed victory in parliamentary polls after exit polls gave a clear lead to his Civic Platform party.
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Can Taiwan keep its economic miracle alive?
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100 years since revolution in China led to the fall of the country's last emperor, the country's ruling communist party seems reluctant to celebrate this special anniversary.
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Syria warns it will take "tough measures" against countries that recognise the newly-formed opposition Syrian National Council (SNC), as violence continues.
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China's Sinopec agrees to buy Canadian oil and gas company Daylight Energy for about 2.2bn Canadian dollars ($2.1bn, £1.4bn).
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Crews race to extract oil from a leaking ship stranded on a reef off New Zealand, ahead of gale-force winds and swells forecast for Monday.
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Maria Provenzano Singh explains what life is like as a female Italian American Sikh taxi driver in New York.
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New Zealand summon wing Hosea Gear and fly-half Stephen Donald as replacements for the injured Colin Slade and Mils Muliaina.
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The governing coalition in Sri Lanka wins 21 out of 23 councils in local elections, but loses the key council, the capital Colombo.
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Debate in Taiwan as the Republic of China marks its centenary
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Sir Paul McCartney and his new wife Nancy Shevell celebrated into the small hours after their wedding in central London on Sunday.
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Renowned Indian ghazal singer Jagjit Singh dies in the city of Mumbai, aged 70.
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Austerity measures in Greece have pushed the country into a prolonged recession, with the real impact being felt by ordinary families.
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Voters in Paraguay back a proposal to allow the large number of citizens living abroad to vote in general elections.
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California becomes the first US state to ban the use of sunbeds for anyone under the age of 18, amid warnings of their risk to health.
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In recent weeks, two western women have been kidnapped from the Kenyan coast and taken to Somalia.
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Indian investigators raid the homes of former minister Dayanidhi Maran following allegations of his involvement in a major corruption scandal, officials say.
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Actress Shirley MacLaine is to be honoured with a lifetime achievement award by the American Film Institute.
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At least 31 people, including civilians and security forces, have been killed in a series of shootings across Syria, activists say.
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Bolivia aims to make good use of seized illegal coca crops
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Indonesian police fire shots amid clashes with striking workers from Papua's Freeport-McMoran mine, leaving one dead, union officials say.
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Hugh Jackman film Real Steel boxes its way to the top of the US box office chart on its debut weekend, taking $27.3m (£17.4m).
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Proton Bank is the first Greek lender to be saved by a rescue scheme funded by the eurozone and IMF.
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The main opposition in Cameroon accuses the ruling party of fraud in Sunday's election, as President Paul Biya seeks to remain in power.
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Francois Hollande leads in a primary for the French Socialist Party's nomination ahead of presidential polls and will face rival Martine Aubry in a run-off.
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Egypt's PM Essam Sharaf urges calm after at least 24 people die as clashes between Coptic Christians and security forces grow into full-scale riots.
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An international judge at Cambodia's genocide tribunal resigns over government statements opposing further prosecutions.
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Assistant coach Neil Jenkins says Wales' World Cup semi-final with France is "maybe the biggest game in Welsh rugby history".
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India's Supreme Court stays the execution of the sole surviving gunman from the 2008 Mumbai (Bombay) attacks, pending appeal.
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German exports rose in August for the first time in three months despite the eurozone debt crisis.
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American academics Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims have won the 2011 Nobel economics prize.
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Kenya tourism hit by kidnapping of westerners by Somali gangs
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Bad weather in New Zealand has hampered attempts to pump oil off a ship stranded near a popular tourist spot on the island's north coast.
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Top US diplomat Kurt Campbell says "dramatic" changes are under way in Burma and that if concrete progress is seen, Washington will reciprocate.
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Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington is to step down from his position after Tuesday night's Euro 2012 qualifier against Italy.
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Israeli school children face hostile picket line
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk becomes the first Polish leader to be re-elected since the end of communism, officials results show.
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Clare Hollingworth, the British journalist who was first to report the beginning of World War II, celebrates her 100th birthday in Hong Kong.
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The UN publishes a report alleging that prisoners in some Afghan-run detention facilities have been beaten and tortured, claims first revealed by the BBC in September.
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Two farmworkers accused of killing South Africa's white supremacist leader Eugene Terreblanche in 2010 plead not guilty.
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Pro-Gaddafi troops are cornered in two small areas of Sirte, says a commander with Libya's interim government forces, as heavy fighting continues.
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Prime Minister David Cameron sets out plans to tighten UK immigration rules and urges "everyone in the country to help... by reporting suspected illegal immigrants".
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Two families in Russia sue their local maternity hospital for giving them the wrong babies 12 years ago, in a terrible mix-up.
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Hairy crabs are such a sought-after delicacy in China that crab farmers are tagging the most prized specimens as a mark of authenticity.
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The EU welcomes the formation of the opposition Syrian National Council (SNC) as "a positive step forward", despite warnings from Damascus.
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Thai-born US citizen Joe Gordon pleads guilty in Thailand to charges of insulting the monarchy, after posting a link to a banned biography.
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The man accused of murdering landscape architect Jo Yeates drove to Asda with her body in his car, a court hears.
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Former England centre Jeremy Guscott tells BBC Sport his former international team-mate Martin Johnson has "come up short" as coach of the national team after their Rugby World Cup exit.
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Police question a Wisconsin woman over the death of a heavily pregnant 23-year-old, whose unborn child was removed from her womb.
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Eleven Chinese sailors are killed by suspected drug smugglers on the Mekong River, China says, prompting Beijing to suspend shipping there.
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Thousands of Egyptian Christians gather for funerals of protesters killed on Sunday, with many mourners expressing anger at the military.
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Australian and Pakistani cricket stars rigged their games, according to a cricket agent accused of taking bribes, a corruption trial hears.
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Massive flooding along the Mekong River in Cambodia has killed over two hundred people since early September
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Tawakul Karman's Nobel victory brings world recognition to Yemen
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Three explosions in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, leave at least nine people dead and about 20 wounded, security officials say.
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Officials in Chongqing, China, force Wal-Mart to close 17 stores after accusing it of mislabelling pork as organic
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France, Belgium and Luxembourg look to secure the future of the troubled bank Dexia with a massive bailout, following fears it could go bankrupt.
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The largest virus yet discovered - bigger than some bacteria - is isolated from sea water pulled up off the coast of Chile.
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Following Nigel Worthington's decision to stand down as Northern Ireland manager, veteran keeper Maik Taylor says there is "resentment" within the squad at the extent of player withdrawals for international matches.
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French side Bayonne pay the ultimate lip service to Marc Lievremont - by offering half-price admission to fans who sport a moustache for their game against Montpellier.
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Oil from a leaking ship stranded on a reef off the coast of New Zealand begins washing ashore, as teams work to stabilise the vessel.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has met President Robert Mugabe and presented him with a dossier of alleged abuses against Anglicans in Zimbabwe.
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Gethin Jenkins says Wales' World Cup side is the best team he has played in during his international career.
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Peruvian President Ollanta Humala replaces two-thirds of the country's top police officers in an anti-corruption purge, sacking 30 police generals.
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Italian author Roberto Saviano, who has lived in hiding since writing an expose about the Naples mafia, wins an international writer of courage award.
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US shares rise sharply as investors take comfort from the pledge by French and German leaders to protect European banks from the debt crisis.
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African Union troops say they have driven Islamist al-Shabab militants out of their last stronghold in the north of Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.
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US political activists weigh in on the Occupy Wall Street protests, as demonstrators in New York gather for a 24th consecutive day.
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Chinese claim fairer treatment of African workers
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