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Traditional views of South Korean women are challenged by a growing trend for bodybuilding.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo confirms an outbreak of Ebola, but says it seems to be a different strain to the one found in West Africa.
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The government of Mozambique signs a ceasefire with the Renamo opposition party in a bid to end hostilities ahead of elections in October.
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Police in Brazil say rioters in a jail in the southern city of Cascavel have killed four fellow inmates and injured several others.
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The father of an unarmed black teenager shot dead in Ferguson, Missouri calls for peace ahead of his son's funeral.
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At least 10 people have been killed in a stampede at a Hindu festival in central India, local officials say.
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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 shakes northern California, with at least three serious injuries reported.
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China's top leaders meet this week for talks on the divisive issue of how Hong Kong picks its next leader, as democracy activists warn of protests.
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The demeaning life of India's 10 million toilet pan cleaners
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The Thai general who led May's coup, Prayuth Chan-ocha, is officially appointed prime minister following the king's endorsement.
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Afghanistan's finance minister says the country's political crisis is having a serious impact on an already fragile economy.
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Shares in Chinese carmarker BYD bounce back after falling by more than 8% in Hong Kong, following worse-than-expected first half results.
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Italy's navy recovers six bodies after a fishing boat carrying African migrants sank south of Lampedusa in the third fatal incident in as many days.
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Afghanistan's finance minister says the deadlock over the disputed presidential election has cost the economy $5bn.
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Celtic's Callum McGregor and Craig Gordon are called up to the Scotland squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier with Germany.
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Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff will let Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg cool off before deciding on any action to be taken over their clash.
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Burger King says it is in takeover talks with Tim Hortons, the Canadian coffee and doughnut chain.
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India's Supreme Court rules that all coal mining licences awarded between 1993 and 2010 are illegal.
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As Ukraine celebrated Independence day over the weekend, Sergiy Burnus from 'Euromaidan in London' explained how they were helping the Ukrainian Army fight the Pro-Russian separatists.
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Militant group Boko Haram says it has set up an Islamic state in towns and villages it has seized in Nigeria, but the army rejects the claim as "empty".
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Algeria suspends football indefinitely following the death of player Albert Ebosse, who was hit by a stone thrown by fans.
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Doctors at a London hospital are treating a British man who contracted the Ebola virus while volunteering as a nurse in Sierra Leone.
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Rain causes the first ODI against India at Bristol to be abandoned without play, denying Alex Hales his debut.
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The state funeral of Ireland's former prime minister Albert Reynolds takes place in Dublin.
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Hundreds of people in Istanbul fight with Turkish police during a protest against the rising number of refugees from Syria.
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Police in Brazil say four prisoners have been killed - two of them decapitated - in a riot in a jail in the southern city of Cascavel.
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Graeme Swann says England will not win next year's 50-over World Cup because of their "old-style brand" of cricket.
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A Liberian doctor has died despite taking experimental anti-Ebola drug ZMapp, the country's information minister says.
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Chinese buyers are snapping up US luxury real estate
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Syria's foreign minister offers to help the US fight the Islamic State militant group, which has seized swathes of land in Iraq and Syria.
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At least nine people have been killed and and dozens wounded in a suicide bomb attack on a Shia mosque in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say.
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Nico Rosberg says Mercedes must move on from the controversial crash between him and team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Belgium.
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An alliance of militias takes control of Tripoli's main airport, after weeks of battles between rival groups in the Libyan capital.
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Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone is given an eight-match ban for his behaviour in the the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup.
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Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond and pro-Union campaign chief Alistair Darling are to go head-to-head in a second TV debate on independence.
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Italy forward and ex-Manchester City player Mario Balotelli completes his £16m move from AC Milan to Liverpool.
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At least eight Palestinians in Gaza are killed by Israeli air strikes amid ongoing rocket attacks on Israel, as Egyptian mediators reportedly propose a new ceasefire deal.
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French PM Manuel Valls presents the resignation of his government amid a cabinet row over economic policies, and is asked to form a new administration.
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France's Economy Minister Arnaud Montebourg says he and two colleagues are leaving their posts amid a bitter row over economic policy.
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Ukraine says it troops have clashed with rebel armoured vehicles that crossed from Russia and headed to the south-eastern port of Mariupol.
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Hundreds of Nigerian soldiers cross into Cameroon following fierce fighting with Boko Haram militants, but Nigeria denies they fled.
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The family of William Pooley, who contracted Ebola while working as a nurse in Sierra Leone, says he is receiving "excellent care" at a London hospital.
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Hundreds of people attend the funeral in Missouri of the black teenager Michael Brown, who was shot dead by a white policeman.
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A police officer is in hospital after being is attacked while on duty at the Notting Hill Carnival in west London.
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A 54-year-old man is rescued from a body bag two hours after being declared dead by doctors in north-eastern Brazil.
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Andy Murray overcomes cramp to beat Robin Haase 6-3 7-6 (8-6) 1-6 7-5 in the first round of the US Open.
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Syria's foreign minister offers to help the US fight the Islamic State militant group, which has seized swathes of land in Iraq and Syria.
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The family of the US journalist killed by Islamic State militants last week make public a letter they say he sent while in captivity, via a fellow hostage.
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Jenson Button sympathises with Lewis Hamilton after his Belgian GP Prix was ended by a collision with Nico Rosberg.
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Prisoners who began a riot in the Brazilian city of Cascavel on Sunday agree to end the rebellion, in which they killed four fellow inmates.
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Manchester United agree to pay a British record transfer fee of £59.7m to sign winger Angel Di Maria from Real Madrid.
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A US Army soldier barricaded herself inside an office on a Virginia base before shooting herself in the head, the military says.
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Ukraine's president dissolves parliament and calls a snap election for October, as his forces fight pro-Russian separatists in the east.
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Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond and Better Together head Alistair Darling clash in a heated final TV debate ahead of next month's independence referendum.
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Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq say they are regaining ground against the forces of Islamic State in the area.
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Can the waste crisis be solved by business?
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How prosperous Norway has avoided the 'curse of oil'
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The police squad fighting groping on Bogota's public transport
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Why do so many Gulf royals receive military training in the UK?
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US female entrepreneur helps her Afghan counterpart
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The last remaining population of the world's rarest bird, the Madagascar pochard, needs a new wetland home if it is to thrive again, a study reveals.
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The 'smokejumpers' battling blazes in the American wilderness
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Malaysian teenagers are being encouraged to attend sex education classes in a bid to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies in the country.
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