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Colombia's main rebel group, the Farc, has launched a new website called Farianas, run by and dedicated to its female members.
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US stalemate casts long shadow over IMF meeting
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One of six Britons detained in Russia after a Greenpeace protest last month tells his family he is preparing himself for a long prison sentence.
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Why I tell visitors to Paris to shun the Champs Elysees
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Pictures of the pomp and grandeur of Nigeria's many monarchs
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Why tighter rules could finish Cuba's private clothes sellers
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BBC Arabic's Khaled Ezzelarab looks at how Egypt's new government is dealing with the economic challenges facing the country.
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Around 700 members and supporters of Chile's indigenous Mapuche community have marched in Santiago in an attempt to have their ancestral lands returned to them.
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A powerful cyclone has battered eastern India during the night, ripping up trees and cutting power supplies.
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Journalist Paris Lees, TV presenter Clare Balding and activist Peter Tatchell top a "Pink List" celebrating influential lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Timothy Bradley retains his WBO welterweight title by beating Juan Manuel Marquez, while Orlando Cruz loses to Orlando Salido.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel wins the Japanese GP from team-mate Mark Webber, but must wait to seal his fourth world title.
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People in a small village in Mexico have built their own mobile network because telecoms giants said there were not enough people to justify it.
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The timeline and "accepted version of events" in the Madeleine McCann case have significantly changed, UK police say ahead of a Crimewatch appeal.
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A valuable bronze sculpture by Henry Moore is stolen from a park at Glenkiln Reservoir in south west Scotland.
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World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim, warns the US is just "days away from a very dangerous moment" because of the crisis over the borrowing limit.
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The Grand Canyon is one of several US landmarks to re-open to tourists after state governments reached a deal with the federal government despite the continuing shutdown.
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The Australian Labor Party elects a new leader, a former education minister, Bill Shorten, weeks after it was soundly beaten in general elections.
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Captain Jakub Blaszczykowski says Poland will not make it easy for England in their final World Cup qualifier on Tuesday.
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Vietnam's General Vo Nguyen Giap has been buried in a family plot overlooking the sea in central Vietnam.
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Marc Marquez extends his MotoGP lead to 43 points by finishing second to Dani Pedrosa in the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Rapper Jay Z travels to his concert at London's O2 Arena on the Tube, accompanied by Chris Martin and Timbaland.
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Novak Djokovic retains his Shanghai Masters title with a thrilling victory over Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro.
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A Chinese group announces it will invest in Manchester Airport, as Chancellor George Osborne visits Beijing to boost ties.
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A Colombian governor, Kiko Gomez, is charged with murdering political rivals, and with links to right-wing paramilitaries and criminal gangs.
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Vietnamese hero General Vo Nguyen Giap has been buried after a two-day state funeral.
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Vietnamese independence hero General Vo Nguyen Giap is buried in his home town after a two-day state funeral attended by hundreds of thousands.
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The Syrian National Council, the biggest opposition coalition, says it will not take part in peace talks while Syrians are still suffering.
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Israel suspends deliveries of building supplies to the Gaza Strip after discovering a long tunnel out of the Palestinian territory into Israel.
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The BBC has found local people taking the clear-up operation after India's cyclone into their own hands.
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Egyptian officials order an inquiry into the death of a US citizen found dead in a police cell, in what the US embassy says was "an apparent suicide".
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A restaurant owner in Moscow has decided to only hire sets of twins to wait its tables in a bid to attract new customers.
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The Israeli army says it has discovered a tunnel running 1.7km (1 mile) from the Gaza Strip into Israel.
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New Zealand's dual-code international Sonny Bill Williams aims for a return to union in time for the 2015 World Cup.
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Migrants who survived after their boat capsized in the latest deadly sinking in the Mediterranean say they were shot at as they left Libya.
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Indian disaster teams begin a relief operation after Cyclone Phailin smashes homes and blocks roads, but a huge evacuation seems to have paid off.
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Seven Red Cross and Red Crescent workers have been kidnapped by gunmen in north-west Syria, the International Committee of the Red Cross says.
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Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner leaves hospital five days after having surgery to remove a blood clot on her brain.
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Four men have been arrested in London in a counter-terrorism operation, and six addresses are being searched, the Metropolitan Police have said.
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Russian police detain at least 200 people after a protest against a murder blamed on a migrant from the North Caucasus turns violent.
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The UK government will relax visa rules for Chinese nationals coming to the UK, Chancellor George Osborne announces during his China trade trip.
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For once, the Indian authorities were ready for a cyclone
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The World Bank is warning of grave consequences for the global economy if politicians in the United States fail to increase the government's borrowing limit by Thursday's deadline.
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Iran will not allow any of its enriched uranium to be shipped abroad, the deputy foreign minister says, rejecting a key demand of Western powers.
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A candidate for the National Front party wins a local by-election in south-eastern France, amid signs the far-right party is gaining in strength.
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Poland's "clown" Jan Tomaszewski does not expect England to fail in their bid to reach the World Cup like they did 40 years ago.
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The Roman Catholic Church in Spain beatifies 522 people, most of them priests and nuns killed by Republicans during the Spanish Civil War.
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The head of the International Monetary Fund warns a US default could spark a global recession, as the deadlock in Congress continues.
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Some 91 pilgrims, mostly women and children, are killed in a stampede on a bridge near a temple in central India, local officials say.
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Hugh Pym explains why the US debt dispute matters.
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Growing number of elderly Indian women struggle to survive
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