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Why Italian authorities confiscate companies
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A lost indigenous tongue is revived in Australia
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How releasing shellfish into rivers could save lives
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India's foreign investment agency approves Ikea's entry into the Indian market, bringing the Swedish firm closer to being the first with wholly owned outlets.
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Barack Obama urges the American people to "seize the moment", in a speech inaugurating his second term as US president in Washington DC.
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Hugo Chavez is joking and laughing again, a minister says, the latest positive comments after the Venezuelan president's cancer surgery.
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Authorities in Mexico have arrested 14 people accused of belonging to the Zetas drug cartel in the northern city of Monterrey.
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A woman in Madrid has had a lucky escape after fainting in a metro station and falling on to the track and into the path of an oncoming train.
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A video emerges on the internet apparently showing militant leader Mokhtar Belmokhtar claiming responsibility for a deadly hostage crisis at Algeria's gas plant.
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French and Malian troops have seized the key Malian towns of Diabaly and Douentza from militant Islamists.
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High unemployment across much of Europe has prompted many skilled workers to travel to Germany in search of opportunities
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Spain's David Ferrer keeps his Australian Open hopes alive with an extraordinary five-set win over compatriot Nicolas Almagro.
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China steps up its efforts to explore shale gas reserves as it looks to meet growing energy demand at home.
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The Bank of Japan doubles its inflation target to 2% and promises open-ended asset purchases from 2014, meeting key demands of the new government.
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The UK government is to discuss offering more help to French forces fighting Islamist rebels in Mali.
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Canada says it is trying to verify whether two Canadians were among the Islamists involved in the deadly siege at a remote desert gas plant in Algeria.
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Violinist Vanessa-Mae puts her musical career on ice for a year in a bid to ski for Thailand at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia.
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Scores of Russians are to be flown home after fleeing the violence in Syria - but Russia insists it is not the start of a mass evacuation.
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England may replace Craig Kieswetter with his Somerset colleague Jos Buttler for Wednesday's fourth one-dayer with India.
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The government borrowed slightly more than expected in December, fuelling fears that the UK could lose its coveted AAA credit rating.
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Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific offers a voluntary early retirement plan to its cabin crew as the airline looks to trim costs.
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Rennes accept a £9.6m offer from Russian club Rubin Kazan for Yann M'Vila, but the midfielder favours a move to England.
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There are doubts over the future of a new high-speed rail link between Brussels and Amsterdam after services are suspended due to faults.
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Confidence among investors and analysts about the German economy surges to a 32-month high in January, according to a closely watched survey.
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A Canadian man opens fire in a Philippine court, killing two people and wounding another, reports say.
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Novak Djokovic books place in the semi-final of the Australian Open by beating Tomas Berdych 6-1 4-6 6-1 6-4
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Desert Island Discs presenter Kirsty Young reveals she was so overwhelmed by interviewing Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi that she forgot a key question on air.
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Councillors in Kerry, south-west Ireland, call for the drink-drive limit for some rural constituents to be relaxed because they feel isolated.
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Maria Sharapova maintains her impressive run at the Australian Open and will face China's Li Na in the semi-finals.
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Kingdom buffeted by Arab Spring goes to polls
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The Philippines says it will challenge Chinese claims in the South China Sea at a UN tribunal, after diplomatic efforts to resolve the row fail.
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Eritrea's capital is calm a day after a group of mutinous soldiers reportedly stormed the information ministry, sources say, while state TV is back on air.
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Car bombs in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, have killed at least 17 people and wounded dozens more, police say.
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EU finance ministers give the green light for 11 eurozone members, including France and Germany, to prepare a new tax on financial transactions.
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Residents across Kent and Sussex are complaining of a foul smell after a massive gas leak in France.
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The Bahrain opposition has accepted a government offer to resume talks to defuse the political crisis, weeks before the second anniversary of the uprising.
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Mali townspeople on coming face-to-face with Islamist rebels
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British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford is sentenced to death by firing squad in Bali for trafficking cocaine.
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A garden doorstep in the UK is identified by auctioneers as a rare Sri Lankan artefact, expected to fetch more than £30,000 ($47,500) at auction.
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Players are being strongly advised to reject lucrative offers from Pakistan's new Twenty20 league because of security concerns.
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A French yachtsman has been rescued from the Southern Ocean after spending three days in a life raft. Alain Delord was forced to abandon his yacht after it was damaged in a storm. Emma Owen reports.
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Snow and ice are causing disruption across large parts of the UK for a fifth successive day with fresh snow set to cause further problems.
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The BBC's Nik Gowing has been covering the World Economic Forum for over 15 years, and gave this personal insight into his journey to the Swiss resort of Davos.
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Turkish side Galatasaray complete the signing of Netherlands international Wesley Sneijder from Italian club Inter Milan.
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Elections put Jordanian king's reforms to the test
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A road tunnel in Norway is likely to be closed for several weeks after a lorry-load of brown goat cheese caught fire.
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The Royal Academy's blockbuster Manet exhibition is all set to open this week - but one portrait is absent thanks to the British weather.
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Rolls-Royce is to close its UK defence operations in Ansty, near Coventry, with the loss of nearly 400 jobs.
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The UK government condemns the death by firing squad sentence on drug-trafficking British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford in Bali.
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A man who put a gas pistol to the head of a Bulgarian politician during a televised conference says his only regret was that it misfired.
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Gervinho scores a late winner for Ivory Coast against a brave Togo side in the first Group D game at the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Buses carrying the Russians have crossed the Lebanese border heading for Beirut airport
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Plans to close a Russian hospital which specialises in treating children with cancer draw public outrage in President Vladimir Putin's home city, St Petersburg.
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Liberia's ex-President Charles Taylor lodges his appeal at a UN-backed court in The Hague against a 50-year war crimes sentence.
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A Saudi court refuses to charge a young blogger accused of insulting Islam, highlighting the struggle between conservative and reformist forces.
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France and Germany mark the 50th anniversary of a treaty that helped to reconcile the two former foes and form the core of the European Union.
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The Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez, is receiving physiotherapy in Cuba "to return to his country", says his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales.
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Millions of people in Chile's capital, Santiago, are left with no drinking water after a river was contaminated, officials say.
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Romanian police arrest three suspects over their alleged role in a major art heist, in which masterpieces disappeared from a Dutch art gallery.
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For the past 30 years farmer Benito Hernandez and his family have been living in a cave in the remote arid desert of Coahuila in Mexico.
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Israelis are voting in a general election, with polls suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will return to office but with a reduced majority.
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Israelis have been voting in large numbers in a general election in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to be returned to office.
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A college in the US state of Texas is on lockdown amid reports of a shooter on the campus.
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A Brazilian police inspector loses his job after making scathing comments on Twitter about the women who worked for him.
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This year's withdrawal of 3,800 UK troops from Afghanistan is unlikely to happen until the autumn, Britain's top general there says.
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France and Germany have marked the 50th anniversary of a treaty that helped to reconcile the two former foes.
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The US military begins airlifting French soldiers and equipment to Mali to support their operation against Islamist militants.
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Activists on either side of the US abortion debate mark the 40th anniversary of Roe v Wade, the Supreme Court case that established abortion rights.
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Suspected Islamist gunmen are blamed for the deaths of at least 23 people in two separate attacks in north-eastern Nigeria.
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The White House has welcomed a Republican plan to suspend the US borrowing limit for almost four months, a move it said lifts the threat of default.
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Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King calls for further action to boost the UK's economy and defends its inflation target which his successor has suggested changing.
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Exit polls from Israel's election suggest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing alliance has lost ground to centre-left parties.
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The UN Security Council has approved a resolution condemning North Korea's recent rocket launch and tightening sanctions, diplomats say.
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Staff at a chemical factory in north-western France are working to stop a gas leak that has spread a foul smell from Paris to south-eastern England.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks set to win a third term in office according to election exit polls.
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Exit polls from Israel's election suggest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing alliance has lost ground to centre-left parties.
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North Korea says it will boost its military power and "nuclear deterrence" programme after the UN imposed new sanctions over a rocket launch.
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The Pentagon clears the top US general in Afghanistan, John Allen, of misconduct in an emails case that led CIA director David Petraeus to resign.
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