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What happened to the Iraqi translator who worked for British PMs?
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Japan's industrial output and household spending fall in September, raising concerns about the health of the country's economic recovery.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said he believes it was wrong to allow Greece into the euro in 2001, saying the country's economic figures did not add up.
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A 13-year-old boy has been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in the Turkish city of Ercis, some 108 hours after Sunday's earthquake.
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Asian markets rise following gains in the US and Europe after eurozone leaders agree a debt crisis deal.
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The Queen has opened the 21st meeting of the Commonwealth heads of government in Perth, Western Australia.
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Hurricane Rina is downgraded to a tropical storm as it passes near Mexico's Caribbean coast, where resorts are being lashed with wind and rain.
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Ferrari's Felipe Massa is fastest in the second free practice session for Sunday's inaugural Indian Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton tops the morning timesheets but receives a three-place grid penalty.
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Violent protests erupt in Sidi Bouzid after the results of Tunisia's first democratic elections in decades - won by a moderate Islamist party - are announced.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy says allowing Greece into the eurozone was a "mistake" at the time, while Athens denies causing the debt crisis.
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Qantas says ongoing strikes by employees are costing the airline 15m Australian dollars ($16m; £12m) each week.
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Chinese search engine Baidu reports an 80% surge in profits for the third quarter, boosted by increased advertising sales.
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Counting of the votes in the Irish presidential election is due to begin later on Friday morning.
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While European banks are swallowing the news that they must write off 50% of their Greek debts, Greeks themselves have given the news a mixed reaction.
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Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he has 'no idea' whether the Korean Grand Prix will take place in 2012, amid doubts about its future.
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The Bank of Thailand slashes its growth forecast to 2.6% from 4.1% after the country is hit by its worst flooding in decades.
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Sportsday Live featuring the latest on Carlos Tevez, news from the Indian Grand Prix, build-up to the weekend's football, plus more.
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Water levels in Bangkok's main river hit a new high as residents continue to leave the Thai capital ahead of possible flooding at the weekend.
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Lewis Hamilton is handed a three-place grid penalty at the Indian Grand Prix for ignoring caution flags
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Tweets posted on Twitter by US comic Steve Martin are to be released in a book with all profits going to a charity, he has announced.
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A 13-year-old boy is rescued from a collapsed building in south-east Turkey, more than 100 hours after an earthquake that killed 570 people.
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The Queen opens the Commonwealth summit in the Australian city of Perth, with changes to the law on royal succession due to be discussed.
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The trial of former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader for corruption over a loan from an Austrian bank in 1995 is postponed on health grounds.
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Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler says he was suffering from stomach flu when he fell in the shower in Paraguay earlier this week.
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The US launches the first of its next generation of polar-orbiting satellites dedicated to gathering weather and climate data.
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French oil firm Total says its profits grew in the third quarter, in line with other global oil and gas giants.
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A suspected suicide bomber kills two policemen and injures seven others in northwest Pakistan, police say.
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The US and South Korea say they will deepen military co-operation to counter attacks by North Korea, as defence chief Leon Panetta visits Seoul.
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An art exhibition in the Indian town of Dharamsala gives many exiled Tibetans a chance to walk on the soil of their homeland for the first time.
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The US has launched NPP, its next-generation of polar-orbiting satellites, dedicated to gathering weather and climate data.
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At least 36 people are now known to have died in twin bomb blasts in Baghdad on Thursday, which came amid a resurgence of attacks in the Iraqi capital.
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Ferrari's Felipe Massa is an unlikely pace-setter on the first day of action at the inaugural Indian Grand Prix with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton fourth and Jenson Button sixth.
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Kenyan troops clash with Islamist militants inside Somalia for the first time since crossing the border nearly two weeks ago.
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Cash-strapped Swedish carmaker Saab signs a deal to be taken over by two Chinese firms for 100m euros (£88m).
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Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre is set to open its doors after a multi-million pound refit which took six years to complete.
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The government is considering moving the clocks forward by an hour for a three-year trial period, but says all nations of the UK must agree.
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The head of the eurozone's bailout fund begins attempts to persuade China to invest in the scheme to help rescue member countries facing debt crises.
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Tunisian troops fire in the air to disperse protesters in the town of Sidi Bouzid, reports say, after an Islamist party celebrates poll victory.
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The security situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is deteriorating ahead of elections on 28 November, human rights groups warn.
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Chilean officials issue a red alert over the possibility of a major eruption of the Hudson volcano.
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Pay for directors of the UK's top businesses rose 50% over the past year, a report suggests.
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An Iranian actress who was sentenced to a year in prison and 90 lashes has been released after three months in custody, according to Amnesty International.
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Why China is ready to help EU bailout
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Can a former military ruler fix the troubled US-Pakistan relationship?
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Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen confirms that the alliance will end its air campaign over Libya on 31 October, following the decision of the UN Security Council to lift the no-fly zone and end military action to protect civilians.
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Sons and daughters of any future British monarch will have equal right to the throne, after Commonwealth leaders agreed to change succession laws.
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Consumer spending picked up in September, rising 0.6%, funded by a reduction in saving.
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The City of London Corporation is to take legal action to evict the Occupy London protest camp outside St Paul's Cathedral.
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The leader of the Islamist party that won Tunisia's first free election for decades pledges to uphold women's social gains.
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Indigenous activists and environmentalists in Brazil occupy the site of the Belo Monte hydro-electric dam project for several hours.
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Google is starting a pilot roll-out of its new interiors Street View service in London and other cities across the world.
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Two US acting unions have criticised movie website IMDb over its policy of giving actor's ages and dates of birth.
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Aerial bombings in Sudan's Blue Nile state force nearly 2,000 people to flee to neighbouring Ethiopia, the UN refugee agency says.
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At least 37 people are killed in Syria during protests held across the country calling for a no-fly zone and the downfall of the government, activists say.
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India is preparing to host its first ever Formula One Grand Prix race, amid criticism that the event could divide the country's rich and poor even further.
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Italy's cost of borrowing reaches a record high, despite the deal reached to contain the eurozone debt crisis.
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Taiwan's fertility rate has shown an increase for the first time in 12 years.
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International prosecutors are in "informal contact" with slain Libya leader Muammar Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, who is wanted for war crimes.
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Thousands of Muslims in Mali's capital, Bamako, hold a special prayer service for killed ex-Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi.
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The US military begins flying unarmed drone aircraft from a base in Ethiopia, as part of its fight against Islamist militants in neighbouring Somalia.
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A stuntman dies on the set of Sylvester Stallone sequel The Expendables 2 in Bulgaria.
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Are Kenyan troops seeking to set up a buffer state in Somalia?
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Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs appears for trial in the US state of Washington for allegedly murdering three Afghan civilians and keeping body parts as war trophies.
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Vincent Tabak is found guilty of the murder of Bristol landscape architect Jo Yeates and sentenced to a minimum of 20 years in jail.
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The mastermind of an April bomb attack on a tourist cafe in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh which killed 17 people is sentenced to death.
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Samantha Stosur and Vera Zvonareva claim the last two semi-final places at the year-ending WTA Championships in Turkey.
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A gunman who fired shots at the US embassy in Bosnia's capital, Sarajevo, is wounded and arrested by police.
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Advanced imaging lets scientists peer inside a long-dead body
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Afghanistan's first regional music festival in decades has been held in the country's capital Kabul.
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Mother of two, Ashley Brown, saves her children and her mother after a fire broke out in her block of flats in the US state of Georgia.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters are arrested for criminal trespassing in the southern city of Nashville, Tennessee and in San Diego, California.
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Bureaucracy and tight restrictions make business hard in Venezuela
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About 100 passengers are refusing to leave a plane at Birmingham Airport after twice seeing their Athens flight cancelled, the BBC is told.
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Germany finds itself 55bn euros richer after discovering an accounting error at Hypo Real Estate, the bank it nationalised in 2009.
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Shares in Whirlpool fall sharply after the US appliance giant announced 5,000 job cuts and slashed its full-year profit forecast.
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