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Moody's cuts Greece's credit rating again to "C", the lowest level on its scale, warning of default despite a recent debt write-off deal.
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The US authorities say they have smashed several major smuggling rings bringing fake goods to the US from China, Taiwan and the Philippines.
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Colombia's chief prosecutor Viviane Morales stands down after a court rules her election invalid, but defends her role in tackling corruption cases.
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Power cuts and candle shortages blight daily life in Syria
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Private security firms could investigate some crimes and patrol neighbourhoods under plans being drawn up for police forces in England and Wales.
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Americans' spending on their pets is greater than ever before, exceeding $50bn in 2011, according to a new report.
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Dutch debate over mobile euthanasia units
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Nicaraguan troops join fight against logging
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Political scientist James Wilson, whose "Broken Windows" theory on policing changed crime-fighting in major US cities, dies at the age of 80.
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A series of powerful storms and tornadoes have killed at least 27 people in the US states of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, officials say.
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Cuban cigars thrive despite changes all around
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The Syrian authorities have committed crimes against civilians, says the UN secretary general, but militarisation of the opposition is no solution.
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BP says it has reached a $7.8bn (£4.9bn) deal with the largest group of plaintiffs suing it over the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The bombardment of Homs will be judged by history as a massacre comparable to Rwanda or Srebrenica, says a British photographer injured in the attacks.
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Key information about the capsizing of the Costa Concordia cruise ship has been handed over to a panel of experts during a pre-trial hearing in Italy.
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At least 28 people are killed in the US states of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, as storms and tornadoes sweep across vast parts of the Midwest.
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Thousands of people are having to leave their homes in Australia as the flood waters continue to rise in several states.
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Thousands turn out to elect a new leader for a Chinese village that staged a high-profile revolt over perceived local corruption.
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Iran's interior minister says turnout in Friday's parliamentary elections was 64%, describing it as a "slap in the face" to Iran's enemies.
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Brazil says it will no longer deal with key Fifa official Jerome Valcke after his criticism of its World Cup 2014 organisation.
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Prime Minister David Cameron tells his party's spring conference the need for change in the NHS in England is "unavoidable and urgent".
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Key information about the capsizing of the Costa Concordia cruise ship is handed over to a panel of experts as part of a pre-trial hearing in Italy.
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The UK's biggest mortgage lender, the Halifax, is raising its standard variable mortgage rate from 1 May, to 3.99% from 3.5%.
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Labour say plans which could see companies carry out roles normally done by police in England and Wales risk "crossing a line" in to core policing.
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Polls open shortly in eastern parts of Russia in a presidential election that sees Vladimir Putin seeking to return to the post after four years as PM.
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The preserved heart of Dublin's patron saint has been stolen from the city's Christ Church Cathedral, officials say.
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Prince Harry visits a ruined Mayan city in Belize on the second day of his jubilee visit to the former UK colony on behalf of the Queen.
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Police in northern and central Greece arrest 35 people suspected of smuggling antiquities and recover thousands of artefacts.
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Two trains collide in southern Poland, leaving tens of people injured, local media reports say.
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US authorities search for survivors and clear damage after a string of tornadoes killed at least 37 people in four Midwestern states.
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The Red Cross is denied entry to the devastated Baba Amr region of the Syrian city of Homs for a second day, as new shelling is reported in other districts.
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