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Former Brazil football star Romario says Fifa must not be allowed to dictate changes to Brazilian law ahead of the World Cup in 2014.
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How an Indian theme can help drum up cash for new films
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France coach Marc Lievremont names an unchanged side to face Wales in Saturday's World Cup semi-final in Auckland.
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What role will Hezbollah play if conflict returns to Lebanon?
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Indigenous Mapuche activists march in Chile to demand the return of ancestral lands on a public holiday marking the start of the Spanish conquest.
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A pioneering British expedition to sample a lake under the Antarctic ice sheet could find new forms of life and clues to climate change.
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Flooding in Thailand is being described as the worst in decades, with the prime minister calling it a national crisis.
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Schools in China are running more classes in calligraphy because computer use and text-messaging are ruining children's writing style.
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China will expand a tax on oil and natural gas sales to the entire country as of 1 November, to try and reduce consumption.
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Shares in China's big banks have moved higher, after the country's sovereign wealth fund announced it was increasing its stake in them.
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An American salvage company says it has found the wreck of a British ship which is believed to have been carrying millions of pounds worth of silver when it was torpedoed in World War I.
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More and more people in Paris in need of extra cash are turning to the city's famous municipal pawn shop, the Credit Municipal de Paris.
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A pioneering British expedition to sample a lake under the Antarctic ice hopes to find unknown forms of life and clues to future climate impacts.
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Ugly Betty star America Ferrera is to make her London stage debut in the long-running musical Chicago, it has been announced.
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India unveils a draft telecoms plan which reforms the sector and boosts consumer rights, the first such move since a corruption scandal hit the industry.
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India's main opposition leader LK Advani begins a 38-day journey across the country as part of a campaign to protest against corruption.
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The oil leaking from a stranded cargo ship off New Zealand has become the country's worst maritime environmental disaster, the government says.
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Flooding in Thailand is being described as the worst in decades, with the prime minister calling it a national crisis.
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Germany's justice minister calls for an investigation into the state use of controversial computer software that spies on people.
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Bosnian Serb war crimes defendant Ratko Mladic is being treated in hospital, with reports suggesting he is suffering from pneumonia.
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Vice-chairman Karren Brady confirms West Ham still want to move to the Olympic Stadium after current negotiations break down.
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Slovakia is to hold a key vote on the eurozone bailout fund shortly, vital both to efforts to combat the debt crisis and the future of the Slovak government.
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Workers in Thailand race to finish sandbag walls on the outskirts of Bangkok, to try to stop the country's worst floods in years inundating parts of the capital.
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Opium production in Afghanistan rises by 61% this year compared with 2010, says the UN, as farmers expand poppy cultivation because of high prices.
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The oil leaking from a grounded cargo ship off the New Zealand coast is the country's worst environmental disaster in decades, a minister says.
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Falling incomes will mean the biggest drop for middle-income families since the 1970s, says a report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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About 100,000 people in India may have escaped HIV infection over five years because of a scheme funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a study says.
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The deal to award West Ham football club the Olympic Stadium after the London 2012 Games has collapsed, the government confirms.
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Police in Germany say they have found another explosive device designed to derail trains in the capital, Berlin - the third in two days.
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The BBC's Rachel Harvey reports from Ayutthaya in Thailand where people have been moving to evacuation shelters to escape the floods that have killed at least 270 people.
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China's new-generation workforce is increasingly staging strikes to improve labour conditions, according to a report by a research group.
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Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani says that development and reconciliation are the only ways to stop militancy in Balochistan province.
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Burma says it will grant amnesty to thousands of prisoners but does not say how many are political detainees, amid calls for "prisoners of conscience" to be freed.
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China calls on Syria to speed up reforms, in a sign it may be losing patience with Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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Pirates seize a tanker and its crew off the Nigerian coast, the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) monitoring group says.
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Egypt's Finance Minister Hazem el-Beblawi, appointed after the uprising, resigns over the handling of Sunday's bloody protests, officials say.
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The NIESR think-tank says the UK's recovery from recession is likely to be the weakest of any since the end of World War I.
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Ukraine's ex-PM Yulia Tymoshenko is jailed for seven years on charges of abuse of power, at the end of trial widely criticised by Western countries.
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International financial inspectors reach agreement with Greece on reforms to put the nation's troubled economy back on track.
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Naval veterans' associations say that salvage work on three British warships is desecrating war graves.
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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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Georgia's authorities strip businessman Bidzina Ivanishvili of citizenship, barring him from creating a party to oppose President Saakashvili in polls.
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The Dutch government is facing a huge compensation claim after forcing Turkish immigrants to pay for integration courses.
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Heavy fighting between government forces and militant Islamists in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, forces the closure of a hospital, an aid group says.
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Three peacekeepers have been attacked and killed while patrolling in a refugee camp in the Sudanese region of Darfur, officials say.
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Dramatic footage has emerged of a South African mountain biker being knocked off his bike by a charging antelope.
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Karachi hosts Pakistan's fourth fashion week in three years, as the country's clothing design industry grows.
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Scotland miss out on a Euro 2012 play-off place after being beaten by Spain, but the Republic of Ireland beat Russia to seal second place in Group B, while Wales see off Bulgaria and Italy stroll past Northern Ireland.
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Australia voices concern over reports that an Iranian actress has been sentenced to jail and 90 lashes for starring in a film critical of Iran.
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According to a United Nations report, opium production in Afghanistan has risen by 61% this year compared with 2010.
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The head of Libya's interim authority Mustafa Abdel Jalil has appeared in the embattled city Sirte, according to reports.
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The head of Libya's transitional authority visits the Gaddafi stronghold of Sirte, where NTC troops are battling the few remaining loyalists.
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The EU and US condemn the jailing of former Ukraine leader Yulia Tymoshenko on charges dismissed in the West as politically motivated.
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UK and US naval forces have rescued a ship hijacked by Somali pirates after its crew sent an SOS message in a bottle, Italian officials say.
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Liberian voters brave heavy rain in large numbers as President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf seeks to defeat her main challenger, Winston Tubman.
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A Nigerian accused of trying to bomb a plane as it landed in Detroit on Christmas Day 2009 was on a martyrdom mission for al-Qaeda, his trial hears.
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An oil spill from a stranded cargo ship off New Zealand has become the country's worst maritime environmental disaster, the government has said.
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US bargain retailer 99 Cents Only Stores agrees a takeover bid by a private equity firm and Canadian pension agency worth $1.6bn.
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Uganda's parliament orders President Museveni's government to suspend all oil deals amid claims top officials received multi-million dollar bribes.
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Germany's justice minister has called for a national and state level probe into the use of controversial computer software to spy on people.
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The Republic of Ireland secure a Euro 2012 play-off spot as they hold off Armenia in a tense final qualifier.
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The government bill overhauling the NHS in England could be scuppered completely if peers vote to delay it further, a health minister has warned.
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Scotland miss out on a Euro 2012 play-off spot after losing 3-1 to world champions Spain.
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The captain of a container ship that ran aground off the coast of New Zealand and is leaking fuel oil has been arrested and charged, officials say.
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Two leading credit rating agencies downgrade some of Spain's largest banks, citing a deteriorating outlook for the Spanish economy.
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Slovakia's parliament votes against measures to bolster the powers of the eurozone bailout fund, seen as vital in combating the bloc's debt crisis.
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An Israeli soldier held by Palestinian militants for the past five years will be released in exchange for the freeing of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
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A BBC investigation has discovered that many cases of child sacrifice in Uganda are not being followed up by the police and little is being done to protect potential victims.
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The US says it has broken up a plot by agents linked to Iran to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to Washington using explosives.
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Israel and Hamas agree a deal to free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in return for the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, held captive for five years.
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Despite a sharp rise in profits, US aluminium-maker Alcoa announces quarterly results that fall well short of analysts' expectations.
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