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What happens to chimpanzees when medical research stops?
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Can Iran's president-elect break nuclear impasse?
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Protests have been held in more than 100 US cities against the acquittal of George Zimmerman over the death of black teenager Trayvon Martin.
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The Jamaican government announces it will set up electronic billboards to help identify and rescue missing children.
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The governing conservative bloc in Chile appoints outspoken politician Evelyn Matthei to run against former President Michelle Bachelet.
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Helen Thomas, a trailblazing journalist who covered the White House for nearly five decades, has died aged 92.
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Protests have been held in more than 100 US cities against the acquittal of George Zimmerman over the death of black teenager Trayvon Martin.
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Belgium's King Albert II is about to formally abdicate in favour of his son Crown Prince Philippe.
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Two US fighter jets dropped unarmed bombs on the Great Barrier Reef off Australia's coast during a training exercise that went wrong, it has emerged.
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At least 17 Colombian troops die in an ambush close to Venezuela's border, amid efforts to end the country's lingering conflict with Farc rebels.
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A powerful, minute-long earthquake shakes New Zealand, damaging Wellington's parliament building, although no casualties are reported.
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Legal experts appointed by interim President Adly Mansour are to start work on amending Egypt's constitution as protests against the military go on.
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An Indian court has sentenced six men to life in prison for the gang-rape of a Swiss tourist in March.
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Heavy rain is continuing to cause disruption in northern Mexico.
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The heatwave sweeping the UK will hit its highest temperatures at the start of next week, before giving way to thunderstorms and potential flooding, forecasters say.
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Japan is voting in an election for the upper house expected to deliver a win for PM Shinzo Abe - and return more stability to the political scene.
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The tourism industry is a key driver for Lebanon's economy, but visitor numbers have plunged because of the civil war in neighbouring Syria.
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The conflict in Syria is on the "wrong trajectory", UK PM David Cameron tells the BBC, but insists more can be done to help the opposition forces.
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Double Olympic gold medallist and London 2012 chief Sebastian Coe wants drugs bans increased to four years from two.
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A series of earthquakes have struck New Zealand, with the strongest measuring 6.5 in magnitude hitting the coast off Wellington.
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A newlywed husband is celebrating after the wedding ring he lost on his honeymoon diving in Australia was found just days later.
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Crowds of youths throw stones at French police and set cars alight in a second night of disturbances in the Paris suburb of Trappes.
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen could miss the third Ashes Test at Old Trafford because of a calf injury.
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Mickey Arthur, sacked as Australia coach in June, is worried about a "deliberate campaign" against him as he pursues legal action.
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Crown Prince Philippe is sworn in as the new Belgian king following the emotional abdication of his father, Albert II, on grounds of ill-health.
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A Jordanian military court refuses bail to radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada, who faces terrorism charges after his deportation from the UK.
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Malian election officials abducted by gunmen a week before the first presidential elections since the 2012 coup are freed. local official say.
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World number one Serena Williams recovers from her early exit at Wimbledon by beating Johanna Larsson to win the Swedish Open.
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The political turmoil in Egypt has seen the overthrow of two presidents, as well as conflict and mass demonstrations on the streets.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe wins a majority in the upper house, giving him full control of parliament for the first time in six years, exit polls say.
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Fifteen Egyptian soldiers die and some 40 are injured after the bus they were travelling in crashed into a lorry.
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Tottenham are close to completing the signing of Belgium winger Nacer Chadli from FC Twente for a fee thought to be about £7m.
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French President Francois Hollande tells members of his government to take a two-week break next month - but apparently not to venture abroad.
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Two British men in their 60s are killed in a helicopter crash while on a salmon-fishing trip in northern Russia.
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Irish dancers have set a world record in Dublin for the longest Riverdance line.
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An earthquake measuring 6.5 in magnitude has struck off the coast of Wellington in New Zealand, halting trains and damaging some buildings.
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US fighter jets dumped inert bombs on the Great Barrier Reef off Australia's coast during a training exercise that went wrong, it has emerged.
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England stroll to a 347-run win over Australia at Lord's to take a 2-0 series lead and tighten their grip on the Ashes.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has won a majority in the upper house, exit polls suggest.
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Captain Alastair Cook plays down talk of England's first Ashes whitewash after they open up a 2-0 lead in the series.
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Britain's Chris Froome wins the 100th edition of the Tour de France as Marcel Kittel claims the final stage in Paris.
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Thirteen members of the same family, mostly women and children, are killed by pro-government forces in Syria, activist groups say.
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A blast at a nightclub in the north-eastern Colombian city of Cucuta, possibly linked to drug gangs, leaves one person dead and at least 20 injured.
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Police in the US state of Ohio are searching a neighbourhood in a Cleveland suburb after the discovery of three dead women there.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says his predicted victory in upper house elections will help him form a stable cabinet, ending political volatility.
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Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva backs the centre-right coalition government, ruling out snap elections to resolve a crisis over a bailout deal.
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There are 40% more digital firms in the UK than the government estimates according to a report from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
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The businesses priced out of Hong Kong's streets
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Why French Muslims often choose to be buried abroad
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Colombia's president orders the army "not to stop shooting" until the conflict with the Farc rebels is over, after 15 soldiers are killed in an ambush.
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Clearing unexploded ordnance from Cambodia's rivers
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