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Should US states legalise drugs and tax them?
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Formula 1 returns to United States after five-year gap
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Canadian scientists have shown that the deadliest form of the Ebola virus could be transmitted by air between species.
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What was pinched from the Tower of London?
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The US Postal Service reports an annual loss of a $15.9bn (£10bn), ending a year in which it defaulted on payments twice to avert bankruptcy.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will testify about an attack on the US consulate in Libya that saw four Americans killed, a congresswoman says.
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Pressure to cut cohesion fund worries Poland
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Woman recounts ordeal of her captivity in Moscow
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Argentine industrialist Carlos Blaquier is charged with unlawful detention in a case dating back to the country's military rule.
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Croatians hold prayer vigils as two generals jailed for atrocities against Serbs during the break up of Yugoslavia in 1995 await appeal verdicts.
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Australia formally creates the world's largest network of marine reserves, protecting oceans around its coast.
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Sierra Leone faces test in first home-run free vote
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Violence is gripping Brazil's biggest city - at least seven people were killed in Sao Paulo in just one night this week.
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Counting is due to start after polls for the first police and crime commissioners in England and Wales, along with a Westminster by-election in Corby.
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Australia include all-rounder Shane Watson in their squad for the second Test against South Africa at the Adelaide Oval.
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Israel's aerial bombardment of Gaza intensifies after it authorises the call-up of 30,000 army reservists, amid reports of a possible ground offensive.
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Israel's aerial bombardment of Gaza has intensified after it authorised the call-up of 30,000 army reservists, amid reports of a possible ground offensive.
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A decomposed body and 200kg of cocaine are discovered on a grounded boat off the coast of Tonga, police say.
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The BBC's Alistair Leithead reports after four people were killed and 17 others injured when a freight train in Texas hit a parade float.
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Four people die and 16 others are injured as a train hits a parade float on its way to an event honouring wounded US veterans in Texas.
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Japan's lawmakers pass a crucial bill that will allow the government to pay for a large chunk of its expenses, averting a potential fiscal cliff.
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Two of Asia's biggest tycoons go head-to-head to take control of Singaporean conglomerate Fraser & Neave.
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David Beckham has "no plans" to play in Australia despite reported interest, a spokesperson confirms.
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Jennifer Aniston, Laura Dern and other celebrities pay tribute to Ben Stiller at the annual 26th American Cinematheque Awards bash.
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The remains of King Zog, Albania's self-proclaimed former monarch, are repatriated from France more than half a century after his death.
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A Dutch medical research centre is to lead an international investigation into the trafficking of human organs.
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Counting is under way in Corby, with Labour hoping to make its first by-election gain from the Tories in 15 years.
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Georgian authorities arrest nine more officials who served under President Mikheil Saakashvili, who lost a general election last month.
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Milan's main cathedral puts its gargoyles up for adoption, as it seeks to raise funds for renovation amid budget cuts by the Italian government.
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Defending champion Rory McIlroy fails to make the cut at the Hong Kong Open while Michael Campbell leads by one after a 64.
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Syrian opposition groups could be a "credible, political alternative" to the Assad government, UK foreign secretary William Hague says.
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Mexican brother and sister duo Jesse & Joy take home four Latin Grammy Awards, while best album goes to Colombian rocker Juanes.
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Britain should pull its troops out from Afghanistan as quickly as decently possible, former Liberal Democrat leader Lord Ashdown says.
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A Cheteshwar Pujara double hundred and three late wickets put India in complete control of the first Test against England.
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Japanese PM Yoshihiko Noda dissolves parliament ahead of an election next month seen as unlikely to deliver a clear winner.
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Egypt's prime minister urges Israel to stop attacking Gaza, as the two sides exchange fire and Tel Aviv is targeted for a second day.
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The French government vows to restore order on the island of Corsica, which accounts for one in five of the country's gangland murders.
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Police in Liverpool have arrested a man wanted in Spain on suspicion of terrorism offences.
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Visitors to the British Museum are able to take a virtual look at one of its oldest mummies and view a post mortem of the body which suggests he was murdered.
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Political and economic problems add to Jordan unrest
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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited New Zealand's second biggest city, Christchurch.
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Meat-eaters "easily cheat, lie, forget promises and commit sex crimes", according to a controversial school textbook available in India.
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The Great Britain Lionhearts defeat USA Knockouts to win their debut match at the World Series of Boxing.
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Orlando Pirates, the South African Premier League champions, has suspended its youth development programme amid allegations of age cheating.
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A Congolese regional governor tells the BBC that rebels will not take the main eastern city of Goma, following fierce fighting.
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Egypt's leaders promise to support Gaza against Israeli attacks, as Tel Aviv is targeted by Gaza militants for a second day.
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A group of people who were held captive as slaves in horrific conditions at a mini market in Moscow have spoken of their ordeal.
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Troops would be in Mali within weeks of UN approval, Nigeria's army chief has told the BBC.
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The maker of Twinkies, the cream-filled sponge cakes well-loved in the US, says it will close down the company, leading to the loss of 18,500 jobs.
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A roadside bomb in western Afghanistan kills 17 people travelling in a wedding party. Most of the victims are women and children
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US telecommunications group Verizon declares war on illegal downloaders, or pirates, who use technologies such as BitTorrent to steal copyrighted material.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel headed McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in first practice at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
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Nigeria's army kills a top commander of militant Islamist group Boko Haram in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri, a military spokesman says.
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Two people are reported missing and four people have been taken to hospital as Gulf of Mexico oil rig catches fire, officials and reports say.
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A war crimes court in The Hague has overturned the convictions of two Croatian generals charged with atrocities against Serbs in the 1990s, there release was condemned in Serbia
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Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta has revealed plans to transform one of Havana's most impressive pieces of post-revolutionary architecture into a new dance school.
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Iran is ready to double the output at its underground uranium enrichment facility, the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency says.
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The UK cuts all aid to the Ugandan government, following an investigation into corruption in Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi's office.
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JP Morgan and Credit Suisse will together pay US regulators $417m (£263m) to settle charges that they misled investors over mortgage-backed securities.
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Tuareg-led rebels say they have launched an offensive against militant Islamists in northern Mali, while mediation efforts continue.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel produced an ominous performance to set the pace in Friday practice at the United States GP.
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Gaza militant rocket targets Jerusalem for the first time as Israel vows to intensify its offensive with up to 75,000 reservists reportedly on stand-by.
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The US president and Congressional leaders voice their optimism over resolving the so-called fiscal cliff of spending cuts and tax rises.
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Former CIA chief Gen David Petraeus says the deadly assault on a US consulate in Libya was a terror attack, a week after quitting over an affair.
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Samoa pile further misery on Wales with another dramatic win in Cardiff to apply even more pressure on interim coach Robert Howley.
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Israel puts 75,000 reservists on stand-by and vows to intensify its Gaza raids after militants target Jerusalem for the first time in decades.
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Police in Chile arrest more than a dozen people suspected of being part of a child prostitution ring operating in Santiago.
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Rockets have been fired into Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as Palestinian militants raise the stakes of the conflict by target ting the two largest population centre in Israel.
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The US lifts a ban on most imports from Burma, ahead of an historic visit by President Barack Obama to the country.
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Fernando Alonso says he has every chance of winning the world title despite Red Bull's stunning pace in US GP practice.
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Wales' 26-19 defeat to Samoa was "not up to international standard" says interim head coach Rob Howley.
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Clashes break out in Jordan between anti-government protesters and supporters of King Abdullah II as fuel prices soar after the government cuts subsidies.
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