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The world's largest rat eradication campaign has now laid toxic bait on a further 580 sq km of South Georgia, reaching its target.
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Georgia’s own unique language and nine other surprising things
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US carmaker Chrysler says that it will recall nearly 840,000 vehicles over potential faulty safety components, including head rests and airbags.
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Have hardline militants become more powerful after internal "coup"?
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Flood defence spending is still not high enough, MPs say, as they call for investment in the UK to be increased year on year by £20m over the next 25 years.
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Egypt's army removes President Mohammed Morsi from power, suspends the constitution and pledges to hold early elections.
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Japan kicks of campaigning for upper house elections ahead of 21 July polls which could see parliamentary gridlock resolved.
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Authorities in Peru say an ancient pyramid at the oldest archaeological site near the capital, Lima, has been destroyed.
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Food giants Nestle and Danone say they will cut prices of some of their infant milk formula products in China, a day after Beijing announced a probe.
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France has apologised to Bolivia for refusing to allow President Evo Morales' jet into its airspace, blaming "conflicting information".
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South Korea offers working-level talks with the North on reopening the jointly-run Kaesong industrial zone, a rare symbol of North-South co-operation.
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Veteran flanker George Smith is recalled to the Australia side to face the Lions in Saturday's series decider.
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Argentina scraps a major gold-mining deal with Canadian firm Osisko, after protests by environmental campaigners.
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New Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd heads to Indonesia, with talks on asylum policy and people-smuggling set to top the agenda.
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Oil prices dipped back slightly after Egypt's army ousted President Mohammed Morsi, but the gap between US and Brent crude continues to narrow.
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An exquisite 1,400-piece dinner set made for the former Maharaja of Patiala is expected to fetch up to £1.5m ($2.3m) at auction in London.
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BA becomes the first UK airline to take delivery of an Airbus A380 superjumbo, the world's largest passenger aircraft.
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England slip to 15th in the latest Fifa rankings, their lowest position since they failed to qualify for Euro 2008.
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Ecuador asks the UK to help investigate alleged spying at its embassy in London where Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is living.
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Promoter Vince Power sells his majority share in Spain's Benicassim Festival with organisers saying this year's event is "unaffected".
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William Hague tells the BBC the UK "will work with the people in authority in Egypt" but condemns the ousting of its president as "a dangerous thing".
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British and Irish Lions centre Jonathan Davies insists he feels no extra pressure being chosen ahead of Brian O'Driscoll.
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A top female police officer, Lt Islam Bibi, is shot dead in Afghanistan's Helmand province, officials say.
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Somalia's UN-backed government has accused Kenyan troops - its supposed allies - of causing factional fighting in the key port of Kismayo, an accidentally leaked letter reveals.
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The UK and green groups welcome a move to rescue the EU's carbon trading scheme, but urge deeper reforms.
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The pound falls sharply and shares rally after the Bank of England warns that markets are wrong in expecting interest rates to rise soon.
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An Australian naturalist produces evidence that a rare night parrot - one of the world's most mysterious birds - is still alive and living in the outback.
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Malta calls for EU assistance after rescuing 291 migrants from a drifting boat.
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France secretly stores computer and telephone data on a vast scale, like the US with its Prism programme, Le Monde reports.
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Top judge Adly Mahmud Mansour is sworn in as interim Egyptian leader after the army ousted and detained President Mohammed Morsi.
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As Greece struggles to cut public sector jobs and raise cash to meet its bailout payments, the pressure is on to sell more state assets as fast as possible.
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A court in Hong Kong finds a Feng Shui master guilty of forging the will of the late billionaire tycoon Nina Wang, once Asia's richest woman.
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Pakistan's newly elected government agrees a $5.3bn three-year loan with the International Monetary Fund.
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A woman, who was killed in a landslide in China, has been hailed as "a hero" for saving her granddaughter's life when their family home collapsed.
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Swimmers are being driven away from a popular coastal resort in Qingdao in north-east China after it was engulfed by algae.
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Germany's Sabine Lisicki will play Marion Bartoli of France in Saturday's Wimbledon final after the pair win their semi-finals.
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Share prices in Egypt have leapt higher after the ousting of Mohammed Morsi as the country's president.
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Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court rejects delaying elections set for 31 July, despite an appeal by President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
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Nelson Mandela's grandson Mandla accuses his relatives of seeking to control the ex-president's legacy, as three of his children are reburied.
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Scotland Yard says it has "new evidence and new witnesses" in the Madeleine McCann case as it opens a formal investigation into her disappearance.
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Bolivian Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca says those responsible for landing the presidential plane in Austria this week must be punished.
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Nelson Mandela's grandson Mandla has accused his relatives of being vengeful and seeking to control the former South African president's legacy.
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Captain Michael Clarke smashes 124 from 98 balls as Australia dominate day three of their final Ashes warm-up game at Worcester.
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Formula 1 drivers threaten to withdraw from the German Grand Prix if tyre explosions reoccur this weekend.
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Portugal's prime minister fights to patch up his fragile coalition, as markets spooked by the latest eurozone crisis watch nervously.
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Germany's Andre Greipel wins a sprint finish as Mark Cavendish comes home fourth on stage six of the Tour de France.
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Key figures in the Muslim Brotherhood are rounded up, a day after the army deposes Egypt's first democratically elected leader, Mohammed Morsi.
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A US man devours 69 hot dogs, beating his own world record and retaining his title as reigning champion for a seventh year in a row.
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Why are thousands of Japanese men refusing to leave their rooms?
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Egypt's army says it will guarantee the right to peaceful protest amid calls for rallies by supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
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