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Why ruthless Stalin still has fans in native Georgia
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The Singaporean accused of fixing football matches worldwide
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Venezuela probes the killing of indigenous leader Sabino Romero, a well-known campaigner on Yukpa ancestral land.
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Residents in a south China village clash with authorities and demand democratic polls amid claims local officials and businessmen are stealing their land.
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The US announces that an Indian woman who was gang-raped and murdered in Delhi last year is to receive its International Women of Courage Award.
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Australia lose eight wickets for only 57 runs as India win the second Test by an innings and 135 runs in Hyderabad.
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Teen pop idol Justin Bieber has angered parents and fans by emerging onstage for a concert at London's O2 Arena almost two hours late.
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Standard Chartered bank increases profits despite being hit by a $667m (£440m) fine in the US for breaking sanctions on Iran.
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The UK is lagging behind progress by similar countries on many indicators for ill-health, research published in the Lancet suggests.
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Zimbabwe says it is not inviting Western observers to the constitutional referendum and elections due this year.
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The UK's most senior judge tells the BBC legal aid cuts may mean people feel they cannot access justice and will "take the law into their own hands".
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Police in the Maldives capital, Male, arrest former President Mohamed Nasheed for abuse of office, after months of political tension.
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Premier Wen Jiabao issues pledges on growth, corruption and "well-being" as he opens China's annual parliament, the final stage of the leadership change.
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Malaysian soldiers launch an assault on armed members of a Filipino clan in an ongoing conflict that has left at least 27 dead on Borneo island.
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German drug maker Bayer says it will challenge India's decision to allow the production of a cheaper generic copy of a patented cancer drug.
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European investigators say Singapore has become a centre for the illegal fixing of football match results around the world
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TV drama The Following, starring Kevin Bacon, has generated enough of its own following to earn a second season, US network Fox confirms.
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Members of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn have attended the funeral of the couple killed in a car crash on Sunday.
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Teen pop idol Justin Bieber angers parents by emerging onstage for a concert at London's O2 Arena almost two hours late.
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Two former chiefs of Afghanistan's Kabul Bank are sentenced to five years in jail for the multi-million dollar fraud that almost led to its collapse in 2010.
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The family of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, accused of murder, distances itself from his father's comments that guns are needed to protect white people from crime.
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Frozen food giant Birds Eye has identified Irish meat processor QK Meats as the source of horse in three of its products.
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Syrian rebels have captured the governor of the northern province of Raqqa after over-running most its capital city, activists say.
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Two people are killed after a crowd storms a jail in Madagascar where the three alleged killers of a French nun were believed to be held.
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The US and China reach a tentative deal on a new sanctions resolution to punish North Korea for its nuclear test, UN diplomats say.
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Plans to make further savings to the £2bn legal aid bill in England and Wales, taking in criminal cases, are announced by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is suffering from a new, severe respiratory infection following cancer surgery, the government says.
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A man who spent almost 20 years on the run in the US is jailed for five years for stealing a security van containing £1.2m in Suffolk.
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Colombia's Fernando Montano talks to the BBC about how, after deciding at the age of four that he wanted to become a professional ballet dancer, he travelled the world from Cuba to Italy before ending up in the UK where he is now the only Colombian d
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Randy Blythe, frontman of US metal band Lamb of God, is acquitted by a Czech court of causing the death of a fan at a concert in Prague in 2010.
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A Spanish firm creates a prototype of a high-tech house which uses motion-tracking technology to let residents control appliances with hand gestures alone.
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Senegal's President Macky Sall says the government will close down Koranic schools that fail to meet basic safety standards after a fire kills nine children.
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Saudi Arabia's Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal accuses Forbes magazine of understating his wealth as he severs ties with the magazine.
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Controversial regulations governing the contracting out of services in the NHS will be re-written amid growing concerns about increasing competition, the government says.
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Fast food has outsold table service restaurants for the first time in France, according to new research.
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Syrian warplanes bomb the northern city of Raqqa, hours after reports said rebels had overrun it, activists and residents say.
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The fossilised remains of a giant species of camel have been unearthed in Canada's High Arctic.
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Demolition crews in the US have removed a house to reveal a sinkhole which opened last week, killing a man in his sleep.
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Palestinian protesters hammer on a car carrying a top British diplomat after he is forced to cut short a visit to a West Bank university amid angry protests.
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Justin Bieber apologises to fans for emerging late for his sold out concert at London's O2 on Monday night.
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Russia prepares new charges against fund manager Bill Browder, whose lawyer died in a Russian jail in a high-profile case.
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UN human rights chief Navi Pillay condemns a recent spate of "horrific attacks" on people with albinism in Tanzania, including the murder of a young boy.
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The US has tabled a UN resolution - agreed with China - for sanctions that would target North Korea's diplomats and cash transfers.
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Powerful winds created from a cold front in North America have grounded at least six ships on the coast of Panama.
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Three people are held over the acid attack on the Bolshoi Ballet's artistic director, including a senior dancer suspected of masterminding the plot.
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Four Army bases are to close as part of a shake-up to accommodate thousands of troops returning from Germany.
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A Soviet soldier who went missing in Afghanistan nearly 33 years ago is found living with Afghans in the western province of Herat.
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Chancellor George Osborne stands isolated after European Union finance ministers vow to press on with proposals to curb bankers' bonuses.
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Italian police say they have seized 450m euros ($590m; £390m) of assets and arrested 20 people in a series of anti-mafia raids.
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The US Senate panel approves President Obama's nomination of John Brennan to be CIA chief after reviewing White House memos on drones.
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The US transport safety authority says it will allow some small knives aboard US flights for the first time since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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New York's Dow Jones share index sets a new all-time high, while London's FTSE 100 closes at it highest level in five years.
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The 10-year-old daughter of Bulgarian gangland boss Evelin Banev has been abducted outside her house in the capital, Sofia.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is undergoing his "most difficult hours", his deputy has said.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is undergoing his 'most difficult hours', his deputy says, as concerns mount for the leader's failing health.
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The US has tabled a UN resolution - agreed with China - for sanctions that would target North Korea's diplomats and cash transfers.
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Uhuru Kenyatta, who faces trial at the ICC, has a large lead over rival Raila Odinga in Kenya's presidential polls, with 40% of results in.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez bequeaths a nation beset by crumbling infrastructure, unsustainable public spending and underperforming industry.
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Cristiano Ronaldo strikes as Real Madrid take advantage of Nani's red card to beat Manchester United in the Champions League.
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England spinner Graeme Swann is ruled out of the Test series against New Zealand and will have surgery on an elbow injury.
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Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho claims "the best team lost" as 10-man Manchester United exit the Champions League.
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Syrian warplanes have bombed the northern city of Iraqi, hours after reports said rebels had overrun it, activists and residents say.
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is too "distraught" to face the media after their Champions League exit against Real Madrid.
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The outgoing leader of China, Wen Jiabao, has warned the country's new leadership that it must urgently tackle the serious problems of pollution, corruption and slower economic growth.
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