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A biofuel venture set up by Shell in Brazil is to give up plans to buy sugar cane grown illegally in ancestral indigenous lands.
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Gaza's only fresh source of water is too contaminated to drink, says a report by two charities - urging Israel to end its blockade of the territory.
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A debate is under way in Sri Lanka over how to tackle an acute shortage of elephants used in religious ceremonies.
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Hundreds of firefighters join efforts to tackle two of the biggest ever wildfires in the US states of Colorado and New Mexico.
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The Australian government says it will create the world's largest network of marine parks, including the Coral Sea, ahead of the Rio+20 summit.
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India and the United States hold talks to deepen defence trade and co-operation in maritime and cyber security.
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Manchester United football club is considering moving its planned stock market flotation to the US from Singapore, reports suggest.
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The human rights group, Amnesty International, has accused the Syrian government of war crimes and adopting a scorched earth policy.
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Russia faces increased pressure to harden its approach to Syria, with a number of countries warning of a descent into civil war.
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Two British detectives have visited Libya as part of the ongoing investigation into the 1984 murder of PC Yvonne Fletcher, the Metropolitan Police says.
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Egypt candidates try to appeal to those who backed the revolution
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Westlife singer Shane Filan is declared bankrupt in the UK after his Irish property development company got into difficulties.
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The American mountain lion or cougar is re-populating parts of the US, raising questions about its relationship with humans, scientists say.
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Hundreds of firefighters have joined efforts to tackle two of the biggest wildfires ever seen in the US states of Colorado and New Mexico.
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Photos of drought-proof gardening during Niger's dry season
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How the Greek crisis might spread and what worries Europe's leaders
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A Guatemalan court approves the extradition to the US of Horst Overdick, accused of being a key link with the Mexico's Zetas drug gang.
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A massive explosion at a government-owned steel plant in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has killed at least 11 people, police say.
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The latest reboot of the Spider-Man film series premieres in Tokyo, with actor Andrew Garfield making his debut in the title role.
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Australia says it will create the world's largest network of marine parks ahead of the Rio+20 summit.
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British author Jon McGregor wins the 100,000 euro (£81,000) International Impac Dublin Literary Award for his third novel Even the Dogs.
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The home secretary defends plans to store details of all online activity - emails, web pages visited and games played - in the UK.
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A bus crash on a school field trip in Mexico has killed at least 11 people, including three children.
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The number of children living in poverty in the UK fell by 300,000 last year, official figures reveal.
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An Eritrean man pleads guilty in a US court to giving funds to and receiving military training from Somalia's Islamist al-Shabab militant group.
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UN monitors enter the town of Haffa, in western Syria, days after violent clashes forced them away from the area.
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Crowds demonstrate against electoral reform in Togo's capital, Lome, in a third day of protests which have been violent.
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A photo of a foetus whose mother was forced to have an abortion while seven months pregnant shocks Chinese web users and sparks an inquiry.
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Why does a cabbage cost $28 in northern Canada?
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China has suspended high-level contact with Britain since May, over a private encounter between David Cameron and the Dalai Lama in London.
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The Australian online retailer Kogan.com has introduced the world's first "tax" on use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) browser.
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Greek shopkeeper Spyros Makrigiannis says even if Greece is forced to exit the euro, its people will still survive. He says the country just needs change - for better or worse.
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Russia's top investigator denies threatening the life of a journalist, who is said to have fled the country in response.
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Changing role of Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi
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Police in the restive Indonesian province of Papua shoot dead separatist leader Mako Tabuni, sparking violent protests by locals.
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Sculptor Rachel Whiteread unveils her first permanent public commission in the UK - a frieze of golden leaves high above a street in east London.
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Libya's supreme court overturns a law that criminalised the glorification of former leader Muammar Gaddafi, ruling it unconstitutional.
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Experts from museums and auction houses are taking part in a conference in Germany aimed at recovering artwork looted by the Nazis.
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US consumer prices fell by 0.3% in May, the biggest monthly fall in more than three years, due largely to a sharp drop in petrol prices, figures show.
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England are too "predictable" and "stereotyped" to beat Sweden, according to their opponents' former skipper Jonas Thern.
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Toby Flood will replace Owen Farrell at fly-half in England's starting line-up for the second Test against South Africa.
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The Palestine Football Association asks Uefa to bar Israel from hosting a tournament next year because of Palestinian players being held without trial.
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A bid to secure a UN Security Council mandate for military intervention in Mali by West African states falters.
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The Supreme Court dismisses a bid by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to reopen his appeal against extradition to Sweden over alleged sex crimes.
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Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong denies drug charges brought against him by the US Anti-Doping Agency.
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Mexican reporter Victor Baez is found dead in the centre of Xalapa, state capital of Veracruz, hours after being abducted.
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The makers of Game of Thrones have apologised for using a decapitated head that looks like former US president George W Bush.
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A heckler interrupted former British Prime Minister Tony Blair as began a speech on religion and globalisation at the University of Hong Kong.
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Germany's deputy finance minister, Steffen Kampeter, rules out "eurobond-lite" plans to pool part of eurozone countries' debt.
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Spain's borrowing costs reach a new euro-era record, with 10-year bond yields hitting 7% - a level many analysts believe is unsustainable.
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A museum in Bulgaria puts on display the 700-year-old skeleton of a person who archaeologists think was stabbed through the heart with an iron rod to prevent them from turning into a vampire after death.
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Tunisian authorities ban protests planned for Friday, after rival Islamist rallies escalated into riots in recent days.
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Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi warns against ignoring workers' rights in a speech at the UN on her first trip to Europe in 24 years.
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The 30th anniversary of the surrender of Argentine forces on the Falklands Islands fails to stir the country's media commentators
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Mario Mandzukic's second-half equaliser earns Croatia a vital draw against Italy to leave Group C qualification wide open.
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US President Barack Obama announces a new US strategy for sub-Saharan Africa which focuses on economic growth as well as security, democracy and development.
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Bahrain's appeal court acquits nine medics and reduces the sentences of another nine - all convicted last year for taking part in protests.
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The Bank of England is to launch two new stimulus packages in response to the worsening economic outlook, the BBC understands.
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US President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney offer competing visions of the road to economic recovery in speeches in Ohio.
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German police launch nationwide raids targeting ultra-conservative Islamic Salafists, suspected of threatening public order.
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Fernando Torres scores twice as Spain move top of Group C with a win that knocks Republic of Ireland out of Euro 2012.
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Tiger Woods launches his bid for a 15th major title in impressive fashion for a share of second place in testing conditions on day one of the US Open.
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A man is stabbed with a sword in his east London home, prompting an appeal to trace three youths who later fled.
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Falkland Islanders mark 30 years since the end of the war with Argentina with a service at Liberation Monument, Port Stanley.
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Egypt's supreme court causes alarm by ruling last year's election unconstitutional and calling for parliament's lower house to be dissolved.
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Chancellor George Osborne says "taxpayers will be better protected when things go wrong" thanks to banking reforms outlined by the government.
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England captain Steven Gerrard believes victory against Sweden will present the perfect stage for the returning Wayne Rooney.
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Coca-Cola says it will resume business in Burma after 60 years, following a US decision to suspend investment sanctions.
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Republic of Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni claims his players felt "fear" during their Euro 2012 campaign.
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What reason did the UK's Royal Mail give for not delivering post?
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Airport development plan on UK coast points up Rio+20 dilemmas
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