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A new facility aimed at measuring emissions more accurately and helping develop clean technology opens.
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Rates of stroke and kidney failure in people with diabetes have reached record levels in England, according to new analysis by Diabetes UK.
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Australia's Qantas Group and China Eastern Airlines agree to launch a new budget airline for the Chinese market.
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Leading Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare says he will launch a protest in August if the government did not investigate "allegations of corruption" against 14 ministers.
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Syrian American artist Diana Al-Hadid tells BBC News how she is looking back at her roots and trying to reconnect with her own identity.
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Japan shuts down another nuclear power station, bringing it a step closer to suspending atomic energy after the Fukushima disaster.
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In France's poor suburbs the presidential race is an alien issue
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The German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, has told the BBC that it would be a huge political mistake if Greece were to leave the Eurozone.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel tells the BBC it would be a huge political mistake if debt-stricken Greece was allowed to leave the euro.
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Sebastian Vettel describes backmarker Narain Kartikeyan as an "idiot" after a collision costs him fourth place in the Malaysian GP.
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India's defence minister orders an investigation into an allegation by the head of the army that he was offered a bribe of $2.7m by an industry lobbyist.
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Honda Automobile Thailand (HATC) resumes production at its plant in Ayutthaya after major floods halted operations in early October.
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South Korea warns that it might shoot down any North Korean rocket that strays into its territory, ahead of the North's planned launch next month.
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US President Barack Obama challenges North Korea and Iran, and pledges to work with Russia and China, ahead of a nuclear security summit in Seoul.
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Tributes are paid to Italian writer Antonio Tabucchi, a fierce critic of Silvio Berlusconi, following his death in Lisbon at the age of 68.
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The winner of Senegal's presidential election, Macky Sall, hails a "new era" for the country, signalling an end to Abdoulaye Wade's 12 years in power.
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A theme park based on Napoleon is being proposed in Montereau, south of Paris, the scene of one of Napoleon's last victories.
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Former England manager Glenn Hoddle suggests he would be interested in leading his country again at Euro 2012.
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A Tibetan activist sets himself alight during a protest in the Indian capital, Delhi, against an forthcoming visit by China's President Hu Jintao.
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German business confidence rose for a fifth month in a row in March, according to the Munich-based Ifo institute.
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Spain's ruling Popular Party wins elections in Andalucia but may not be able to force the Socialists from power.
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More than 6,500 people in Mexico City have set a record for the world's largest Zumba dance fitness class.
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The winner of Senegal's presidential election, Macky Sall, says the victory marks a "new era" for the country.
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A British climber is preparing to honour an Olympic pledge by taking a very special gold medal to the summit of Mount Everest.
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The credit rating agency Standard and Poor's says that Russia's finances would be severely damaged by a sustained fall in oil prices.
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Nicolas Sarkozy plans to clamp down on militant Muslim preachers entering France, as the country's presidential election looms.
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Britain asks China to re-investigate the death of a UK citizen who was a friend of former Chongqing boss, Bo Xilai, who was sacked amid a political scandal.
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Dolly Parton's stage version of her hit film 9 To 5 is to open in the UK, the singer and actress confirms.
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Captain Mahela Jayawardene strikes an unbeaten 168 as Sri Lanka reach 289-8 after day one of the first Test with England in Galle.
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Oil has been discovered in Kenya after exploratory drilling by Anglo-Irish firm Tullow Oil, President Mwai Kibaki says.
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Turkish ex-military chief Gen Ilker Basbug goes on trial on terrorism charges, the highest-ranking officer to face charges linked to the so-called Ergenekon network.
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The body of Tonga's late king, George Tupou V, has arrived back in Nuku'alofa and is lying in state ahead of his funeral on Tuesday.
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Eurozone leaders unsettled by talk of economic 'fragility'
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A huge security operation begins in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, ahead of an Arab League summit later this week.
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Two UK troops have been killed in southern Afghanistan by a gunman wearing an Afghan army uniform, Nato has said.
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Pope Benedict XVI is serenaded by mariachis and presented with a sombrero in Mexico.
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China and the US will co-ordinate their response to a controversial North Korean rocket launch, the White House says, as Korea tensions rise.
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A South African club rugby player drowns and five of his team-mates are missing after 21 people were swept out to sea off the country's south coast.
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The US Supreme Court is to begin three days of landmark hearings on the legality of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform.
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An Iraqi-American woman who died in a suspected racial attack is to be flown back to Iraq for burial, a Muslim leader says.
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Al Ahly say are 'devastated' by the decision to ban al-Masry from top-flight football for two years, a decision the Cairo giants believe to be lenient.
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Hungarian canoeist Gabor Rakonczay, who went missing while attempting a lone crossing of the Atlantic, arrives safely in Antigua in the Caribbean.
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What can other African countries learn from Senegal's peaceful poll?
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The wife of the US soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians says he loves children and the charges against him are "unbelievable".
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German luxury carmaker BMW is recalling more than a million cars worldwide because of potential battery problems that could cause a fire.
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The mayor of the Estonian capital, Tallinn, says that the city will offer free public transport across its bus and tram network from 2013.
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Pope Benedict XVI leaves Mexico and heads for Cuba for a three-day visit, after making critical comments of the Cuban Marxist system.
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Syria's divided opposition groups meet in Turkey to draw up a "national pact" to back efforts to unseat President Assad's government.
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Islamist cleric Mullah Krekar is sentenced to five years in prison for making death threats against Norwegian officials and others.
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Ethiopian forces and pro-Somali government troops capture a major base from al-Shabab militants, residents say.
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The US suspends preferential tariffs for Argentina, saying the country has failed to pay penalties it owes US companies.
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A British soldier and a Royal Marine are killed by an Afghan army soldier, the Ministry of Defence confirms.
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US President Obama is caught on television cameras making unguarded comments to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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Former captain Michael Vaughan says James Anderson will beat Sir Ian Botham's record to become England's highest Test wicket-taker.
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Three men are convicted of the grievous bodily harm of a five-year-old girl who was injured and left paralysed when shots were fired into a south London shop.
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Officials from Tunisia's biggest party say they will not back the introduction of Islamic law, despite a vocal campaign by hardliners.
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Russian authorities detain a suspected serial killer who they believe ate parts of his victims.
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Colombia's armed forces kill at least 35 Farc guerrillas in the eastern Meta region, in the latest setback for the rebel group.
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British aid agencies working in Niger are warning of a food crisis after severe crop failures across the impoverished country.
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Civil rights leaders and NFL footballers are set to join a rally marking a month since a black teenager was shot dead in a gated community in Florida.
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Israel has cut working relations with the UN Human Rights Council, officials say, after it decided to investigate settlements in the West Bank.
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Maldives officials say Somali pirates have hijacked a cargo ship and 23 crew - the first such seizure in the island chain's waters.
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The former head of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, faces possible charges in France over an alleged prostitution ring.
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The US maker of "pink slime", Beef Products Inc, says it will suspend production at three plants until public opposition to the product dies down.
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US stocks finish higher after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke hints the US central bank will keep in place its supportive monetary policy.
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Video footage filmed by Mohamed Merah, who killed seven people in south-west France, is sent to the al-Jazeera TV station, police sources say.
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The government is in talks to sell up to a third of its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland to Abu Dhabi, the BBC learns.
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Friends Reunited, once the biggest social network in the UK, relaunches as a site to share life memories.
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A court in Kazakhstan is due to begin the trial of 37 people accused of violent disorder, during strikes in Zhanaozen last December.
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How engineers in Australia are trying to beat the floods
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