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Sarah Rainsford speaks to Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, who spent a record 879 days in orbit.
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A judge in Mexico City sentences two men to 520 years in prison for the kidnap and murder of 13 young people at a bar in the city two years ago.
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Egyptian city rallies behind man tortured to death by police
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The successes and failures of the Rwanda tribunal
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Chinese internet giant Alibaba will pay HK$2.06bn ($266m; £175m) to acquire Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post.
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The BBC's John Sudworth has been pushed away by security officials outside the court where one of China's most prominent human rights lawyers went on trial.
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Guo Guangchang, the high-profile Chinese tycoon, makes an appearance at his company's annual meeting in Shanghai, days after being detained by police.
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In order to make people appreciate life, some companies in South Korea are making employees take part in their own pretend funerals.
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There are scuffles outside the trial in Beijing of one of China's top human rights lawyers, which his family says has ended with no verdict announced.
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An Australian teenager, detained during raids in Melbourne in May, pleads guilty to a terror-related charge.
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A scheme to provide subsidised rent for 20,000 migrants "stranded in Athens" is expected to be launched on Monday.
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Turkey reportedly withdraws some of its troops from a camp near the Islamic State-held city of Mosul in Iraq, following complaints from Baghdad.
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Diplomats join a protest in Hungary against a planned statue honouring a pro-Nazi minister who targeted the country's Jews in the 1930s.
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Sixty people are arrested in 12 countries in the Americas and Spain in a raid targeting an alleged child pornography ring.
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South African President Jacob Zuma drops his newly appointed finance minister and names Pravin Gordhan as his successor in a surprise announcement.
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Egypt says it has not yet found evidence that terrorists caused a Russian jet to crash in Sinai in October, killing all those on board.
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Restaurant in eastern China charges extra for providing clean air to customers.
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A Beijing court commutes the death sentence for Gu Kailai, wife of disgraced former Chinese Politburo member Bo Xilai, to life in prison.
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British astronaut Tim Peake told reporters how he would be spending Christmas on the International Space Station
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France's far-right National Front fails to win a single region, despite leading in nearly half in the first round of voting.
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The trial begins in Burundi for 28 people accused over May's failed attempt to oust President Pierre Nkurunziza.
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Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's National Front, condemns opponents for colluding to prevent it from winning a single region in elections.
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The UK maker of the Nurofen specific pain range of products defends their packaging, after an Australian court orders the products off shelves there.
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At least 41 people, most of them police officers, are killed after a bus falls off a bridge in north-west Salta province.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel describes the migrant crisis as a "historic test" for Europe as she addresses her party colleagues.
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A man shouting "this is for Islamic State" stabs a teacher in a preschool class in a suburb of the French capital, Paris, police say.
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South Africa's new finance minister warns that state-owned companies should not be used as "personal toys" in his first statement since being appointed.
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US officials failed to detect jihadist social media posts on one of the San Bernardino killer's accounts, during background checks when she moved to the US.
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EU aid is little comfort for migrants in Athens
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Tomatoes, footballers and oil rigs suffer as Russia and Turkey bicker
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A teacher at a French school who said he had been stabbed by a man shouting "Islamic State" made the story up, prosecutors say.
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Two protesters die in the south-eastern Turkish city of Diyarbakir in a clash between police and Kurdish demonstrators over a security crackdown.
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Syrian government forces have regained control of a military airbase on the eastern outskirts of Damascus, activists and military sources say.
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Former US vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin says she has "political crush" on young French National Front candidate Marion Marechal-Le Pen.
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The government of Colombia and Farc rebels have announced that they have reached a deal on reparations for war victims.
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Nigeria's former national security adviser is charged on 19 counts of fraud, money laundering and criminal breach of trust worth a total of $68m.
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The US is hitting so-called Islamic State harder than ever, President Barack Obama says in a rare speech at the Pentagon.
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The United States is hitting so-called Islamic State (IS) harder than ever, President Barack Obama has said in a speech at the Pentagon.
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Egyptian investigators say they have so far found no evidence that terrorism caused a Russian jet to crash in the Sinai in October, killing 224 people.
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Bowe Bergdahl, a US soldier who was held for five years by the Taliban, will face a general court-martial for desertion and other charges.
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China warns BBC reporter to fly away from its new islands
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China is building huge artificial islands in the Spratly Island chain, which the United States and others insist are illegal.
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Argentina's new President Mauricio Macri says he is signing a decree slashing the country's steep taxes on agricultural exports.
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