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Can GM bugs halt disease spread in the US?
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The rape cases across India that people forgot
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A Nepalese army officer is due before a London court after being charged with committing torture during his country's civil war in 2005.
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Wildfires blaze across the Australian island of Tasmania, forcing thousands of people to flee and destroying at least 80 homes.
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US businesses in cultural pitch for Chinese tourist dollars
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Mormon US Senator Michael Crapo of Idaho pleads guilty to drink-driving and has his driver's licence suspended for a year.
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California lawmakers vow to close a loophole that allowed a man's rape conviction to be overturned because his victim was not married.
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A Chilean landowner and his wife, who were involved in a land dispute with a local indigenous group, have been killed in a suspected arson attack.
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Venezuela's vice-president says Hugo Chavez can begin his new six-year term in office, even if he is too ill to be sworn in on Thursday.
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Hong Kong authorities have made a seizure of more than a metric ton of elephant tusks from Africa. It comes as traders laid thousands of shark fins out to dry on the rooftop of a building, sparking anger from activists.
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A single bluefin tuna sells for $1.7m in Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market. almost triple the record price set last year.
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Honduras is investigating reports of a wild Christmas party attended by prostitutes at its embassy in the Colombian capital.
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King Juan Carlos of Spain gives a rare television interview, admitting his 'hurt' at the forced economic migration of young Spaniards.
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A firm in Colombia which makes bullet-proof vests is now creating body armour for children.
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The Church of England decision to allow gay men in civil partnerships to become bishops if they stay celibate prompts criticism from liberals and traditionalists.
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A small aircraft carrying the director of Italian fashion house Missoni is missing after disappearing off the coast of Venezuela.
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A man accused of reloading the gun used to kill seven people in a rampage south of the Philippine capital, Manila, on Friday is arrested.
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Six Russian tourists die as their snowmobile flips over during a night-time run down an Alpine ski slope in north-eastern Italy, reports say.
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Arsenal defender Johan Djourou will move to German side Hannover 96 on loan until the end of the season.
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Somali refugees living in Kenya have begun to return home.
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A cat is "arrested" in the grounds of a jail in the Brazilian city of Arapiraca, with contraband goods for prisoners taped to its body.
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A Nepalese colonel is remanded in custody after appearing at a UK court charged with two counts of torture during his country's civil war.
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DNA tests have linked five men with a gang rape and murder that has caused outrage in India, a court in Delhi is told.
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Actor Gerard Depardieu has arrived in Russia, where he is due to be given a new Russian passport during a private meeting with President Vladimir Putin.
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Detectives investigating the disappearance of Janelle Duncan-Bailey, a mother from south London, find a body.
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A small plane crashes on take-off near Grenoble airport in south-eastern France, killing a French-Moroccan family of five, officials say.
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Richard Gasquet earns his eighth career title beating Nikolay Davydenko 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3 in the final of the Qatar Open.
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Venezuela's National Assembly elects its leader, a potential stand-in for President Hugo Chavez who is struggling to recover from cancer surgery in Cuba.
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Four people, including a gunman, are found dead following a shooting incident and stand-off with police in Aurora, in the US state of Colorado.
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An annual winter carnival has opened in the north-east China city of Harbin.
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The leaders of Sudan and South Sudan reaffirm their commitment to setting up a buffer zone on their shared border and resuming oil exports.
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