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Police in Mexico City release unharmed the four members of Spanish band Delorean, who had been seized on Sunday in a "virtual kidnapping".
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At least nine people are killed and dozens injured in a fire at clothing factory in Gazipur, near Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, officials say.
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Thousands of Islamist extremists in the UK see the British public as a legitimate target for attacks, the director general of MI5 warns.
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Yum Brands, the owner of fast food chains KFC and Pizza Hut, posts a 68% drop in quarterly profits after food scares in China hit sales.
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Protesters in Brazil have disrupted an official visit to a football stadium being built for next year's World Cup.
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A letter emerges containing an eyewitness account of the capture of Australian outlaw Ned Kelly in the 1880 Glenrowan shoot-out.
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At least 60 Tibetans were injured after Chinese police fired into a crowd of protesters, rights group Free Tibet and US-based Radio Free Asia report.
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Talks between authorities and striking power workers in India's southern Andhra Pradesh state fail, resulting in a sixth day of blackouts.
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Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, agrees to dissolve its joint venture with one of India's leading business groups, Bharti Enterprises.
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Midfielder Jack Wilshere says only "English people" should play for the national side as England monitor Adnan Januzaj.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro asks parliament to give him special powers to fight corruption and what he calls economic sabotage.
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A group of Tasmanian devils have taken up residence in San Diego Zoo in California as part of a conservation programme to protect the endangered species.
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At least nine people are killed when a fire swept through a clothing factory near the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka.
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Dual-code star Sonny Bill Williams is added to New Zealand's World Cup squad after belatedly making himself available.
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One of Australia's most notorious criminals, Mark "Chopper" Read, who later became a novelist, dies of liver cancer, his manager says.
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Philip Chevron, the guitarist with Irish folk-punk band The Pogues, dies in Dublin aged 56.
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Sri Lanka opening batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan is ending his Test career after scoring 16 centuries in 87 matches.
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Documentaries on subjects including Cairo's Tahrir Square and the man who inspired the movie Dog Day Afternoon are among the highlights at the 2012 New York Film Festival.
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A special war crimes tribunal in Bangladesh sentences ex-minister Abdul Alim to life in jail.
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A Chinese court agrees to consider an appeal by disgraced politician Bo Xilai, jailed for life last month on charges of bribery and abuse of power.
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Disney-owned animation studio Pixar is to close its studio in Vancouver, Canada, resulting in 100 job losses.
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Washington will suspend part of its military aid to Egypt following the crackdown on supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi, US media report.
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Six workers at Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant are exposed to radioactive water after another leak, plant operator Tepco says.
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Britain's Andy Murray withdraws from the ATP World Tour Finals in London as he continues his recovery from back surgery.
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Newsnight's Tim Whewell returns to eastern Libya where the revolt began and where it was declared victorious.
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UK industrial production fell unexpectedly in August, showing its biggest decline for nearly a year, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
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The Council of Europe, the continent's main human rights watchdog, warns Spain that its austerity programme could have a devastating impact on children.
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A stash of of more than 200 anti-tank grenades is discovered by police at a carpenter's workshop in rural El Salvador after a tip-off by locals.
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International election observers in Guinea express concern over "irregularities" during the first parliamentary poll since the 2008 coup.
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Italian oil firm ENI may cut Alitalia's fuel supply on Saturday unless the airline secures ongoing financing.
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A Turkish court upholds the convictions of key military officers ruled to have plotted the overthrow of the government of PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Protesters demanding more investment on health and education interrupt a visit to the Arena Pantanal, in Cuiaba, by Fifa's Jerome Valcke.
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China has criticised the US space agency Nasa over its decision to bar Chinese scientists from attending a conference in the United States.
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Kenyan customs officers in Mombasa seize about four tonnes of ivory, worth $1.4m, hidden inside sacks of sesame seeds ready to be shipped to Turkey.
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Panasonic, the Japanese electronics company, may stop production of loss-making plasma TV screens in 2014, according to reports.
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The global chemical weapons watchdog urges a ceasefire in Syria to enable it to meet deadlines for inspecting and destroying the stockpiles.
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A multi-million pound system used to stop criminals and terror suspects entering the UK is failing to check on a third of passengers, an inspector says.
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Two Palestinian men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a nine-year-old girl in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank.
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Victims of the Haiti cholera epidemic are filing a multi-billion dollar compensation claim against the UN in a New York court later.
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US President Obama says he is willing to hold budget talks with Republicans, but not if they "demand a ransom in exchange for doing their jobs".
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Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans apologises to Moscow over the arrest and detention of Russian diplomat Dmitri Borodin.
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US President Barack Obama will nominate Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen to be the next head of the US central bank on Wednesday.
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The UN faces a claim for compensation by victims of a cholera epidemic in Haiti, which victims' lawyers say was caused by peacekeepers.
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Russian investigators say they have found what appear to be hard drugs on a seized Greenpeace ship - a claim the organisation says is a "smear".
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The Guardian's editor says he plans to publish more revelations from Edward Snowden despite MI5 warning that such disclosures cause "enormous damage".
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Kenya requests that President Kenyatta be allowed to appear at the ICC via video link, a sign he is increasingly unlikely to attend his Hague trial.
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Mark Urban asks if Iran's leader has wrong-footed the West
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A salmonella outbreak believed to be linked to raw chicken in the US sickens nearly 300 people, sending about half of them to hospital.
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The fire that swept through Kenya's main international airport was caused by an electrical fault, not a terrorist attack, US investigators confirm.
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The Bulgarian coach who was stripped of his shirt by angry fans quits the club a day after being appointed.
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The leader of the Pakistani Taliban, Hakimullah Mehsud, has spoken exclusively to the BBC's Ahmed Wali Mujeeb as debate rages in Pakistan about whether the government should enter into talks with the Taliban.
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Albanian police seize hundreds of works of art including paintings, icons and murals, which they say traffickers were aiming to sell abroad.
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Italy's prime minister announces a state funeral for the hundreds of migrants who died after their boat capsized off Lampedusa last week.
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Iran denies a report quoting the parliament speaker as saying Tehran has a surplus of enriched uranium and plans to use it as a bargaining tool.
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Doctors who removed a blood clot from the brain of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner say she is "recovering well".
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US President Barack Obama nominates Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen to be the next head of the US central bank.
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US confirms holding back financial and military aid to Egypt over crackdown on supporters of ex-President Morsi
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The leader of oil-rich Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, has been re-elected to a third term as president, the election commission says.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger backs Jack Wilshere's claim that only English people should play football for England.
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Janet Yellen has been named the next head of the US central bank by President Barack Obama.
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Turkey has lifted rules banning women from wearing headscarves in the country's state institutions - with the exception of the judiciary, military and police - ending a decades-old restriction.
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Navy Vice-Adm Timothy Giardina is relieved of duty overseeing the US nuclear weapons command after an investigation into his alleged illegal gambling.
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The NHS in England has to look to India and Mexico for saving ideas - or face a large funding shortfall, its regulator says.
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Hungarians helped to start new lives
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BBC Sport charts the rise of foreign players in UK football
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Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud tells the BBC he is open to talks but says he will continue to target the US and its allies.
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Cuba appoints new editors for Granma and Juventud Rebelde in an attempt to rejuvenate the island's tightly controlled media.
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How a ruling by a Dominican court has left thousands in limbo
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