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How London 2012 is adapting an idea from Brezhnev's USSR
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Life and weighty times of teacher who won Iran's first Olympic medal
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Art cafe is a rare socialising haven in conservative Iraqi Kurdistan
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Programmers are being sought for a two-month hackathon that will be held on a remote tropical island in the Philippines
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The wife of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya rejects official accounts that the car crash which killed him was an accident.
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How melons are lifting Senegal's fortunes
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A 6m-tall Lady Godiva puppet makes her way around Coventry before leaving for London later.
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Romania is set to vote in a referendum on whether to impeach centre-right President Traian Basescu, a vote which has cused EU alarm.
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The bodies of missing US climbers Gil Weiss and Ben Horne have been found on Mount Palcaraju in the Peruvian Andes.
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Tom Wrigglesworth and Rob Bell travel to Belgium, to Europe's largest ship breaking yard, to discover what happens to ships at the end of their working lives.
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The exiled opposition Syrian National Council calls for foreign states to arm rebel fighters, as government troops continue their assault on Aleppo.
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Jordan opens its first official refugee camp for people fleeing across the border from fighting in Syria.
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England name James Taylor in their squad for the second Test against South Africa, in place of the unavailable Ravi Bopara.
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Stars of US sitcom Modern Family agree new pay deals after six of the cast sued TV network ABC last week over their contracts.
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US rapper Snoop Dogg is banned from entering Norway for two years after trying to enter the country with a small amount of cannabis last month.
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Renewed heavy fighting is reported in Syria's largest city, as the government pledges to defeat rebels who control parts of Aleppo.
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Artistic gymnast Luiza Galiulina of Uzbekistan is suspended from the Olympics after failing a drugs test.
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China's Guo Wenjun retains her women's 10m air pistol title in a dramatic final at the Royal Artillery Barracks.
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The woman who appeared in India's Olympic contingent in the opening ceremony was a cast member, Seb Coe has said.
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Shelling and gunfire have again shaken Aleppo as Syrian government forces battle rebels for control of the country's largest city.
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Choreographer Akram Khan says he is disappointed his tribute to the victims of the 7 July London bombings during the Olympic opening ceremony was not televised in the US.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton wins the Hungarian Grand Prix from start to finish, ahead of Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen.
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Kim Rhode secures skeet gold to became the first American to win individual medals at five consecutive Olympics.
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Paula Radcliffe is ruled out of competing in the marathon at the London 2012 Olympics with a foot injury.
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Lizzie Armitstead wins Britain's first medal of the 2012 Olympics as Netherlands' Marianne Vos claims cycling gold.
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Commuters are urged to avoid London Bridge station on Monday as 50,000 head for an equestrian event at Greenwich Park.
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Germany and Italy saying they will do everything possible to protect the eurozone fuel rumours that purchases of Spanish bonds are to resume.
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China's world champions Wu Minxia and He Zi win the women's synchronised 3m springboard gold at the Aquatics Centre.
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Unidentified gunmen kidnap an Italian security officer working at the embassy in Yemen's capital Sanaa, officials say.
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South Korea win a seventh straight gold medal in women's team archery with a 210-209 win over China.
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Thirty-three Chilean miners who were rescued in 2010 after being trapped underground are launching a range of souvenirs.
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Lewis Hamilton believes the drivers' title is within reach, but team-mate Jenson Button is unhappy with his team's strategy.
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Syria's foreign minister has warned that the whole Middle East region will become unstable if rebel fighters are able to defeat the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Six people are in police custody in the Kenya in connection with the murder last week of Venezuelan diplomat Olga Fonseca.
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Brazil's Neymar plays down the chances of his country winning a first football gold medal despite a brilliant performance in a 3-1 win over Belarus.
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In a speech in Israel, US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says the US has a "moral imperative" to prevent Iran developing nuclear weapons.
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Great Britain's Rebecca Adlington earns a bronze from lane eight as France's Camille Muffat wins gold in the women's 400m freestyle.
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World and European champions Spain are knocked out in the group phase after a 1-0 defeat by Honduras.
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Cyclist Lizzie Armitstead and swimmer Rebecca Adlington win Team GB's first London 2012 medals, as Lord Coe defends ticketing arrangements after empty seats were seen in some venues again.
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US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney makes strongly pro-Israeli comments on a visit to the country, saying he would ''respect'' an Israeli military strike on a nuclear-armed Iran.
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Defending champion Casey Stoner beats Jorge Lorenzo to first place at Laguna Seca to close the gap in the MotoGP standings.
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North Korea dismisses reports from South Korea that it is planning policy changes that will lead to the opening up of the secretive communist state.
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Seva Novgorodsev from bbcrussian.com takes in the gothic majesty of London's Highgate Cemetery.
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