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Israeli directors are creating everything from westerns to cannibalistic fantasies as Talking Movies' Tom Brook has been finding out.
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How drama unfolded behind the scenes at Iran nuclear talks
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Brazil says deforestation in the Amazon rainforest has dropped by 18% in the past year, but campaigners dispute the figures.
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The chairman of King Digital, the maker of the popular mobile game Candy Crush, Melvyn Morris, has resigned and is taking a break from the UK firm.
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Anxious times for Turkey's Christians as Pope visits
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Oil production in Russia is hard and getting harder
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Vets in Colombia begin to sterilise hippos descended from animals shipped to a private zoo which belonged to the infamous drug baron, Pablo Escobar.
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Hundreds demonstrate outside the US embassy in London in protest at the decision not to prosecute a police officer for killing black teenager Michael Brown in Missouri.
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Treasures from the world's oldest photographic society will go on display at the site of one of the UK's first public exhibitions of photography.
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Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, is notorious for its crime and pollution, but it also, somewhat strangely for a city, has a thriving population of macaws.
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The Royal Navy wants to ask American squadrons to fly off its new aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth, because of delays to the introduction of Britain’s new F35B fighters, BBC Newsnight learns.
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Rayo Vallecano football club in Spain say they will help an evicted woman get a new home.
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BBC Sport looks back at the career of Australia batsman Phillip Hughes, who has died aged 25 after being hit on the head.
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The younger sister of North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un is referred to as a senior official for the first time by state media.
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Growth in the Philippine economy slowed sharply in the third quarter due to weaker growth in all sectors, the government announces.
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Thailand's finance minister tells the BBC that elections to end military rule might now not take place until 2016.
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More than one million vinyl records have been sold in the UK so far this year - the first time the milestone has been achieved since 1996.
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Scarlets' Liam Williams is tipped to start on the wing for Wales against South Africa on Saturday if George North is ruled out.
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Prominent student leader Joshua Wong and other activists appear in a Hong Kong court to face charges following their arrests in Mong Kok.
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Malaysian PM Najib Razak goes back on a pledge to repeal a controversial sedition law, saying it will instead be strengthened.
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The injury that claimed the life of Australia batsman Phillip Hughes has been described as "incredibly rare".
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A 24-hour general strike over austerity measures shuts schools and public offices in Greece and heavily disrupted transport.
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Hundreds of Israeli Arabs stamp their Facebook pictures with "second class citizen" to protest at a proposed law.
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Former Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) radio host Jian Ghomeshi appeared in court to face sexual assault charges.
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A match between a Cricket Australia XI and India is cancelled after the death of Australia Test batsman Phillip Hughes.
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Europe's governments told to get out of news business
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A Japanese reporter denies defaming South Korean President Park Geun-hye, at the start of a trial criticised by Japan and local journalists.
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A Thai protester says the military government has reacted aggressively to their use of the salute featured in the Hunger Games films.
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Spanish leader Mariano Rajoy tells MPs that most politicians are not corrupt, a day after his health minister stepped down over a kick-back scandal.
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US and Yemeni troops who freed eight people held by al-Qaeda in a raid in eastern Yemen this week were looking for Western hostages who had been moved.
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Two Indian teenagers found hanged in May took their own lives, investigators say, contradicting reports they were gang-raped and murdered.
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Tanzania's prime minister is under parliamentary pressure to resign over alleged fraudulent payments worth $120m (£76m) to an energy firm.
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Israel says it has uncovered a Hamas cell in the West Bank that was planning to carry out a series of attacks in Jerusalem, including one on a stadium.
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Ghana appoint former Chelsea boss Avram Grant as their new coach six weeks before the start of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.
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Namibia woos young voters with electronic election
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A one-month jail sentence is given to Bastia's Brazilian striker Brandao for a headbutt in a French league fixture.
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The government is set to miss its immigration targets as net migration to the UK reaches its highest level since the 2010 general election.
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A fast-food restaurant in the capital Tripoli is bombed overnight after a video showing a worker defiling food in its kitchen.
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Two Frenchmen go on trial in Paris over a hit-and-run accident in which a young Israeli woman was killed by a speeding car in Tel Aviv in 2011.
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A number of websites have been compromised to display a message from a group identifying itself as the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA).
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Greek authorities have rescued over 700 migrants from a cargo ship which lost engine power in gale-force winds.
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Ukraine's new parliament meets for the first time, as the president says he intends to nominate a foreigner to lead the country's anti-corruption efforts.
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Shock Treatment, the sequel to cult hit Rocky Horror Picture Show, is to be adapted for the stage in London.
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At least 10 people are killed in a gun battle between Indian troops and suspected Pakistani militants in the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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Germany's unemployment rate has hit a record low of 6.6%, but falling inflation has raised eurozone deflation fears.
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The Scottish Parliament should have the power to set income tax rates and bands, the body on strengthening devolution recommends.
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Brazil legend Pele is transferred to a special care unit in Sao Paulo following treatment for a urinary infection.
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A suicide bomber strikes a UK embassy vehicle in the Afghan capital Kabul, with a British worker and an Afghan staff member among those killed.
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The American wife of London financier Sir Chris Hohn, Jamie Cooper-Hohn, is awarded £337m by a High Court judge in a divorce case.
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A powerful storm cut power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses in Brisbane, Australia, bringing "golf ball-sized" hailstones with it.
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Australia cricketer Phillip Hughes dies in hospital, two days after being hit on the neck by a ball during a match in Sydney.
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A South African ventriloquist appears in court with his dummy to successfully challenge a gagging order.
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At least 25 people are killed in an explosion in north-eastern Nigeria, close to the Cameroonian border, reports say.
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Pitch invaders cause Tottenham's Europa League game against Partizan Belgrade at White Hart Lane to be briefly suspended.
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Italy suspends the use of two batches of an anti-flu vaccine made by Swiss firm Novartis amid reports three deaths may be linked to the drug.
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Mexico's president announces plans for a massive overhaul of police, in the wake of the disappearance of 43 students in September.
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Online Islamists call for Cairo street protests despite ban
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Tottenham reach the Europa League knockout stage by beating Partizan Belgrade in a game interrupted by pitch intruders.
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The Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has promised a programme of radical reform during an address at the opening session of the country's new parliament.
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Clashes between rival groups of the same tribe leave more than 100 people dead in Sudan's biggest oil-producing region, a tribal leader says.
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