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The defence contractor Babcock warns its Clyde-based workforce that Scottish independence could lead to job losses.
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Campaigners call for clearer rules after a Thai woman was left with a Down's syndrome baby when an Australian couple refused to take him.
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There are scenes of chaos as Islamist rebels from Syria raid a border town in Lebanon, killing members of the security forces and abducting others.
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The Israeli military says soldier Hadar Goldin, reported missing in Gaza on Friday, is dead, as PM Netanyahu says its operation there will continue.
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Eight Lebanese soldiers are killed in clashes with Syrian rebels who raided the border town of Arsal in Lebanon.
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The natural wine movement in Italy says their product is 'true' to wine drunk in the middle ages but has caused controversy in the industry. Alan Johnson reports from Tuscany.
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Four people are killed and 20 others injured after a flash flood tore through a festival in a village near Venice in northern Italy.
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China gives the first definitive death toll, 37 civilians, in what it calls a gang attack last week in the eastern province of Xinjiang.
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England's Lizzie Armistead and Emma Pooley win gold and silver in the women's road race at the Commonwealth Games.
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Charges for medical reports on people in England and Wales who say they have suffered whiplash are to be cut in a bid to tackle the "compensation culture".
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Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the evacuation by the Royal Navy of Britons caught up in fighting between militias in Libya.
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American Idol finalist Michael Johns, who appeared on the seventh series of the TV singing contest, dies at the age of 35.
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The French and German presidents have been commemorating Germany's declaration of war on France on 3 August 1914.
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Usain Bolt says his days targeting 100m records are over as the Jamaican focuses on a sub-19 second 200m after Glasgow 2014.
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Civilians in eastern Ukraine are preparing for a siege as government forces close in on the rebel-held cities of Donetsk and Luhansk, reports say.
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The UN has warned that up to 200,000 people have been forced to flee after Islamic State militants take over more towns in northern Iraq.
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At least 10 Palestinians die and dozens are hurt in a strike near a UN school in Gaza, medics say, amid reports most Israeli troops have left Gaza.
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A row breaks out in Italy after a photographer dresses up a famous 2,500-year-old statue in a leopard-skin thong and pink feather boa.
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The presidents of France and Germany are preparing to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Germany's declaration of war on France.
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Wales' Geraint Thomas survives a puncture to with six kilometres to go to win the men's Commonwealth Games road race.
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The BBC's James Reynolds has visited an Israeli staging post outside Gaza, where tanks were lined up awaiting orders.
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The US will "surge" its response to the worst-ever outbreak of Ebola by sending at least 50 public health experts to West Africa.
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Services and events are held across the country on the eve of the centenary of the UK's entry into World War One.
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Tiger Woods is forced to withdraw from the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational midway through his final round with a back injury.
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At least 367 people are killed and scores more injured after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake strikes in south-west China, state media say.
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Ukraine Defence Minister Valeriy Heletey tells the BBC the army is close to winning the conflict with pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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Hundreds march in the Spanish town of Daimiel to demand the release of a priest detained in El Salvador for alleged links with criminal gangs.
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Four people are killed and 20 others injured after a flash flood tore through a festival in a village near Venice in northern Italy.
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Ukrainian Defence Minister Valeriy Heletey tells the BBC his forces are gaining ground against rebels in the east and will be victorious "very soon".
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An attack that killed 10 people at a UN-run Gaza school was a "moral outrage", says UN chief Ban Ki-moon, as Israel declares a brief ceasefire.
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The Bank of Portugal unveils a plan to rescue the troubled lender, Banco Espirito Santo, by splitting it into a "good" bank and a "bad" bank.
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The French spy who wrote Planet of the Apes
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The island where Chinese newlyweds love to pose for photos
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Traditional farming meets new tech in rural Ireland
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Helping atheists to 'come out of the closet' in the US
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What does Obama hope to achieve from his Africa summit?
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