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BBC Panorama has uncovered evidence of corruption and criminality among the Afghan police force in Helmand province.
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Investment in the North Sea is the highest for 30 years and rising, according to a report by an oil and gas trade body.
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Brazilian family firms explain what you need to be successful
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Fragments of an ancient continent are buried beneath the Indian Ocean, a new study suggests.
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Cuban President Raul Castro confirms he will stand down at the end of his second term in 2018, following his re-election by the assembly.
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Size matters in Russia 'space stone' hunt
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Crime and corruption among Afghan police force in Helmand
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The Australian boatman at India's festival
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Park Geun-hye promises a tough stance on national security and an era of economic revival as she is sworn in as South Korea's president.
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The daughter of South Korea's former dictator Park Chung-hee has made history after she was inaugurated as the country's first woman president.
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India is set to put into orbit seven satellites in a single mission, the country's space agency says.
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David Beckham is aiming for a place in the Paris St-Germain starting XI after an instant impact in the win over Marseille.
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Pakistan's government orders an inquiry into the cause of a rare nationwide power cut that plunged the country into darkness for hours.
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Japanese shares rise and the yen weakens on reports that Haruhiko Kuroda is likely to be nominated as the next Bank of Japan governor.
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Smoking in Russia will be banned in public places, after President Vladimir Putin signs a tough new bill into law.
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The Philippine president signs a law to give compensation to victims of the country's former leader, Ferdinand Marcos.
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Voters went to the polls on Monday for the second day of Italy's general election. The result is seen as crucial for the country's efforts to tackle its economic problems as well as for the eurozone at large.
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Centre-right leader Nicos Anastasiades wins the Cypriot presidential election with 57.5% of the vote - comfortably beating his Communist-backed rival.
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Kenya people are facing a crisis as fears grow that donkey meat is being passed off as beef.
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The BBC's current affairs programme, Panorama, has uncovered evidence of criminality and corruption among Afghan police officers during visits to bases in Helmand province.
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Comedian has shaken up Italian politics, says Gavin Hewitt
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A Qatari poet sentenced to life in prison for inciting the overthrow of the government and insulting Qatar's rulers has had his jail term cut.
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Centre-right leader Nicos Anastasiades has won the Cypriot presidential election with 57.5% of the vote.
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Singapore says it will impose more limits on the number of foreign workers and calls upon businesses to help upgrade the skills of the local workforce.
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Japan's government is to sell a third of its stake in Japan Tobacco, to raise $10.3bn for reconstruction of areas devastated by the 2011 earthquake.
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The civil trial between BP and the US states effected by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill is set to begin.
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Italian media reports suggest AC Milan's Mario Balotelli was the target of racial abuse from fans of ex-club Inter Milan.
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Israel's defence ministry says it has successfully tested its new long-range missile interceptor system, Arrow 3.
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Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) cancels all Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights until at least the end of May, in the latest blow to Boeing.
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Two people are arrested on suspicion of involvement in an acid attack on a woman in east London.
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One country's efforts to improve its image
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The funeral of a Palestinian who died in Israeli custody on Saturday, fuelling riots, is held in the West Bank, amid heightened tension.
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The BBC says its shortwave broadcasts in English of World Service radio are being jammed in China in an "extensive and co-ordinated" way.
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Debutant Moises Henriques hits an unbeaten 75 as Australia close 40 runs ahead of India in the first Test in Chennai.
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Swedish-style meatballs for sale at Ikea in the Czech Republic are found to contain horsemeat, inspectors reveal, as EU ministers meet in Brussels.
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Voting is held for a second day in Italy's elections - seen as crucial for efforts to tackle economic problems as well as for the eurozone at large.
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Wolfgang Sawallisch, one of Germany's greatest conductors, dies at the age of 89.
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A new round of talks between world powers and Iran over its controversial nuclear programme are set to open in the Kazakh city of Almaty.
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President Obama is set to address US governors in an effort to ratchet up pressure on Congress to avert a potentially harmful series of budget cuts.
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Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has to pull out of an expedition across Antarctica hailed as the last great polar challenge because of severe frostbite.
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World Cup winner Lewis Moody hopes England do not claim the Grand Slam this year as it could see them peak too soon.
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India's Ministry of Civil Aviation withdraws international flying rights and domestic slots from Kingfisher Airlines, in a fresh blow to the debt-laden firm.
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Oscar Pistorius reports to the authorities in the South Africa, despite not being required to under the bail terms set by a magistrate last week.
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A man is jailed for four years for knocking a 16-year-old girl unconscious in a street in east London.
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The sale of memorabilia bearing the face of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is a long-running business in a country where the recovering leader needs to remain visible.
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Police in the western Indian state of Rajasthan say they have arrested a man on suspicion of passing military secrets to arch-rival Pakistan.
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John Kerry has told a press conference that he got lost in London Zoo on a childhood visit to London
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A video published on YouTube appears to show seven members of a French family, including four children, abducted by Islamists in Cameroon.
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George Osborne says the government must "redouble its efforts" to tackle the UK's debts despite the loss of the UK's AAA credit rating.
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At least eight people have been killed in the first clashes between rival factions of the M23 rebel group in eastern DR Congo, sources tell the BBC.
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The funeral of a Palestinian whose death in Israeli custody on Saturday fuelled riots has been held in a village in the West Bank
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Using a smartphone that has been blasted into orbit, UK scientists are to test the theory that "in space no-one can hear you scream".
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The UN says nearly 70,000 people have died in Syria and hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes, most civilians remain trapped in appalling conditions
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Barcelona star Lionel Messi says his team need to "pull themselves together" if they are to overcome Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey.
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The city of Kisumu, in the west of Kenya, was one of the worst affected by the bloodshed following the disputed 2007 elections. Many people there are still afraid, the BBC's Anne Mawathe reports.
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes has pulled out of an expedition across Antarctica in winter because of severe frostbite.
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German authorities investigate 200 farms accused of mislabelling their eggs as organic in what the farm minister said would be fraud "on a grand scale".
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Britain's most senior Roman Catholic cleric, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, resigns as leader of the Scottish Catholic Church, after being accused of inappropriate conduct.
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A man dies after falling while climbing with another man on the north face of Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands.
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Global bank shares, the euro and Italy's bond and stock markets fall, as initial results from Italy's elections point to parliamentary deadlock.
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On his first trip abroad as US Secretary of State, John Kerry urges Syria's opposition to attend an international meeting in Rome on Thursday.
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Scotland Yard says it is looking at "whether or not criminal activity has taken place" following claims of sexual impropriety by former Liberal Democrat chief executive Lord Rennard.
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The pound steadies in Monday trading in the wake of Moody's decision on Friday to deprive the UK of its top-notch AAA credit rating.
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Partial results from Italy's election suggest the houses of parliament may split between left and right, causing new anxiety in the eurozone.
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With most results in from Italy's election, the houses of parliament appear split between left and right, causing new anxiety over the EU's fourth biggest economy.
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Ikea has withdrawn meatballs from sale in 14 European countries after tests in the Czech Republic found traces of horsemeat in a batch made in Sweden.
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The Syrian opposition reverses its decision to boycott international talks in Rome, after the US and the UK promise to increase their support.
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