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There are too many emergency admissions to hospitals in England, according to the government spending watchdog.
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Australia's small farmers struggling with low prices
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Rare glimpse of one of the most sophisticated US spy planes
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A group of mothers in Brazil has set up an initiative called ''Mum's Cinema'' which allows them to take their babies along with them as they watch the latest film releases.
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Mak Tak-ching runs ''ghost tours'' of Hong Kong's old Wanchai district.
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Spooky journey through old Hong Kong's 'haunted quarter'
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Pakistani widows are learning to rebuild their lives financially and psychologically after bomb attacks leave their families in ruins.
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Greece has now created a fully-functioning asylum service, and Mark Lowen went to take a look inside.
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How technology is changing Indian weddings
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The Greek island at the sharp end of Europe's immigration battle
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How a Brazilian farming community won rights to its land
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The US criticises Germany's economic policies, saying that its export-led growth model is hurting the eurozone and the wider global economy.
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Three people die in fresh violence in Muzaffarnagar in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, which was hit by religious riots last month.
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The pilot of a hot air balloon that crashed in New Zealand, killing 11, is likely to have smoked cannabis shortly before the flight, investigators say.
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A bust of Winston Churchill has been unveiled at the US Capitol in Washington before a crowd that included US Secretary of State John Kerry and the former UK prime minister's grandson.
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The US National Security Agency (NSA) has been hacking data links connecting Yahoo and Google's data centres, according to leaks by Edward Snowden.
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Roger Federer qualifies for the season-ending World Tour Finals with victory over Kevin Anderson at the Paris Masters.
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Workers across Indonesia begin a two-day strike demanding higher salaries, the latest industrial action to hit the South East Asian economy.
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India takes to mass-surveillance, writes the BBC's Andrew North
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The Dominican Republic tries to allay immigrants' fears after a constitutional court ruling tightened citizenship rules in the Caribbean country.
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Hundreds of people fleeing the civil war in Syria are being turned back at the border with Jordan and other countries, says Amnesty International.
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Australian police say they cannot rule out a possible terrorist link after finding highly volatile explosives in a Perth park.
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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti praises Gareth Bale for his performance in his side's 7-3 win in La Liga over Sevilla
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In the midst of an economic crisis Greece struggles with the influx of migrants who use lesvos as a gateway to Europe.
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Australian tycoon Clive Palmer narrowly wins a seat in the Australia's Lower House after a recount.
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OGX, the Brazilian oil and gas company controlled by the billionaire former speedboat racer Eike Batista, files for bankruptcy protection in Rio de Janeiro.
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Government funding for English museums, galleries and theatres is heavily skewed towards London, according to a report.
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Royal Dutch Shell sees its third-quarter earnings fall to $4.2bn (£2.6bn) from $6.2bn due to higher costs across much of its business.
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Ben Mowen replaces James Horwill as captain of Australia for Saturday's autumn international against England at Twickenham.
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Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista's dreams crumble
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A Palestinian has been shot dead in clashes after Israeli forces mounted an arrest raid in the northern West Bank, Palestinian sources say.
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James Blake wins this year's prestigious Mercury Prize for best British or Irish album of the year with Overgrown.
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Security appears to have been increased in China's Xinjiang region, a day after police said they had detained five suspects over the Tiananmen crash, the BBC's Celia Hatton reports.
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Japanese electronic giant Sony slashes its full-year profit forecast by 40% as it continues to struggle.
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Joel Tomkins will make his England debut while Lee Dickson starts at scrum-half in Saturday's Test against Australia.
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England endure a chastening first day of their Ashes tour as a Western Australia Chairman's XI make 369-4.
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The trial of the last two surviving leaders of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge ends with the defendants denying charges of crimes against humanity.
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A Polish photojournalist has escaped from kidnappers in Syria three months after his capture
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The head of the Nazi secret police, Heinrich Mueller, was buried in a Jewish cemetery in Berlin, Germany's Bild newspaper reports.
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Over 1,000 people in Japan dress up as zombies and surround Tokyo Tower as part of Halloween celebrations.
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Google expresses outrage that documents leaked by Edward Snowden suggest that the US National Security Agency (NSA) hacked its data links.
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A petition has been handed to Kenyan police after three men accused of gang-raping a teenager were ordered to cut grass as a punishment.
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Protesters in Kenya hand over a petition demanding justice for a gang-raped teenager whose alleged attackers were made to cut grass as a punishment.
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The former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden will begin work soon with a Russian website, his lawyer says.
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Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes still have a "fighting chance" of winning the world title despite Ross Brawn's decision to quit.
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Rescue workers find the bodies of 92 people, some of whom appear to have been partly eaten by jackals, in the Sahara desert in Niger.
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Four Turkish female lawmakers appear in parliament in headscarves, following a recent reversal of the decades-long ban on Islamic headgear.
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British surfer Andrew Cotton tells Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman about his experience of riding a huge, possibly record-breaking, wave in Portugal.
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Japanese hunting of dolphins, smaller whales and porpoises is threatening some species with extinction, an environmental group says.
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Zimbabwe's highest court declares unconstitutional a law which makes it a crime to insult the president.
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Two health department officials in South Africa are arrested for selling anti-Aids drugs to patients in a sting operation, police say.
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The International Criminal Court delays the trial of Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta following last month's terror attack in Nairobi.
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Jamaica vows to improve its drug testing after a visit from the World Anti-Doping Agency this week.
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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray only wants to play in January's Australian Open if he is fit enough to win it.
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Argument rages over Pakistan civilian casualty figures
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Use of portable electronic devices will soon be allowed on US aeroplanes during all phases of flight, the US aviation authority announces.
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Pakistan's PM Nawaz Sharif claims dialogue with the Taliban "has started" - but militants say there has been no direct approach from Islamabad.
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Grimes has defended performing at a private show in Moscow this week after being criticised by some fans.
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Passengers on US airlines will be able to use tablets and smartphones, watch videos, read ebooks, and play games for entire flights, regulators have said
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BBC cameraman Christian Parkinson shows what it is like to film and report from inside a protest, in Istanbul.
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The retiring head chef of the Elysee Palace spills the beans on the eating habits of French presidents.
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A minister in Niger says women and children may be banned from travelling north out of Niger after 92 migrants died of thirst in the Sahara.
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Former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson had an affair for at least six years from the late 1990s, the phone-hacking trial hears.
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Italian police say they have dismantled an international ring that conspired to kidnap children caught up in custody battles.
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France's President Hollande says he will stick to a 75% tax on high-earners, despite pressure from football clubs to drop it.
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Mother of Kenya gang-rape victim demands arrests
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US mortgage giant Fannie Mae is suing nine banks including Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) over losses relating to the Libor scandal.
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A drug-smuggling tunnel equipped with electricity, ventilation and a rail system is found connecting California and Mexico.
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French National Front leader Marine Le Pen sparks criticism over comments on the appearance of the four French hostages freed in Niger.
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England coach Stuart Lancaster says England face a "defining year" as the countdown begins to the 2015 World Cup.
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Syria's declared chemical weapons facilities have been destroyed, according to international inspectors.
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The mother of a Kenyan teenager who was gang-raped and then thrown in a pit latrine breaking her back has told the BBC that she wants the suspects arrested and for "justice to be done".
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The BBC's Roger Harrabin reports from a thorium test-site in southern Norway, where experiments could lead to the radioactive element being developed as a safer alternative in the production of nuclear power.
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Royal Bank of Scotland suspends two traders in connection with a growing investigation into the possible manipulation of foreign exchange rates.
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Top seed Rafael Nadal, second seed Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer reach the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters.
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Aviation regulators have cleared the safe use of mobile devices during take-off and landing for US airlines.
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Israeli aircraft have carried out a strike near the Syrian coastal city of Latakia, apparently targeting Russian-made missiles, a US official says.
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Syria's declared equipment for producing, mixing and filling chemical weapons has been destroyed, the international watchdog OPCW says.
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