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Chinese shares fall on Friday as the government restricted several trading accounts for suspected irregularities.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott weighs in on an expenses scandal that has embroiled the government for the past three weeks.
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North Korea says a detained Canadian pastor has confessed to a "subversive plot" to overthrow the government and set up a "religious state".
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An Australian surfer punches a shark to fend off an attack off New South Wales, say police, in what a witness calls a "Mick Fanning replay".
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Greenpeace activists are removed from a bridge in Portland, Oregon, allowing an icebreaker to join an Arctic oil drilling operation.
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Compensation has been reduced for more than 400 sex abuse victims in Britain who later committed criminal offences, the Today programme learns.
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The army and police are escorting bus drivers in El Salvador, who have been forced by violent gangs to go on strike.
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James Reynolds reports from Athens on how Greeks are trying to find a way back to some normality after so much financial and political turmoil.
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A US photographer launches an internet hunt to find two women pictured on an old roll of film she discovered in a second-hand store.
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A Norwegian groom swims across a fjorde to reach his bride for their wedding at a lighthouse.
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The captains of all 18 Australian Rules football clubs call on fans to stop booing Sydney Swans player Adam Goodes amid a racism row.
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Nursing leaders in Portugal, Spain and Italy say "aggressive strategies" are being used to "fool" a growing number of their staff into working in the NHS.
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A Reunion man, Johnny Begue, shows the BBC's Milton Nkosi where he found the debris that may belong to missing plane MH370.
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Hundreds of students in Taiwan storm the education ministry, protesting against proposed changes to the curriculum which they say promote a pro-China view.
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Fire destroys seven homes in a mobile home park near Isleton, California.
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Rocky Horror Show creator Richard O'Brien will play the musical's narrator for a series of special shows, his first UK performances in the role for more than 20 years.
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An Australian plane passenger, who says he suffered back pain after being seated next to an overweight man, is suing Etihad Airways.
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The US has been spying on Japanese cabinet officials, banks and companies, including the Mitsubishi group, Wikileaks says.
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Unidentified gunmen open fire at a political campaign rally in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo, killing one and injuring 12.
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The soaring value of the Swiss franc against the euro leads Switzerland's central bank to report a first half loss of 50bn francs.
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British singer Morrissey says he was "groped" by an airport security officer during a search in San Francisco.
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Beijing has been chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, beating the bid of Kazakhstan city Almaty.
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Sensitivity and suspicion surround China's 2022 bid
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Scientists find colony of endangered black-capped petrels on Caribbean island.
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Beijing is chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympics, becoming the first city ever to host both a summer and winter games.
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Following attacks by Boko Haram militants, MPs in Chad vote to reinstate the death penalty for acts of terrorism six months after it was abolished.
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The Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas and Mark Regev, the spokesman for the Israeli prime minister, give their reaction to the death of a Palestinian toddler in an arson attack.
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Two people are charged with manslaughter after a woman died while bungee jumping in Spain.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras defends his former finance minister in a row over an "emergency plan" in case of Greece's exit from the euro.
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Two of the US's biggest companies report sharply lower quarterly results because of falling oil prices.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin "personally ordered" the killing of Alexander Litvinenko, the inquiry into the death of the former spy hears.
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Palestinians react with outrage as an 18-month-old boy is killed in a West Bank arson attack blamed on Jewish settlers.
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An 18-year-old man has been arrested after police say he shot and killed two people who stopped to help him along a road in a Montana Indian reservation.
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A group of four Indian teachers are kidnapped in Libya, but India's foreign ministry says it has secured the release of two of them.
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It is "very likely" debris found on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion is that of the missing flight MH370, a top Australian official tells the BBC.
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Separate PKK attacks in Turkey on a police station and railway leave two police, two attackers, and a railway worker dead, officials say.
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Three former executives at a Japanese power giant are to stand trial over the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant in 2011.
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Sir Bradley Wiggins relishes a return to road racing in front of the home crowd at the London-Surrey Classic on Sunday.
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'I lost my iPhone in Paris - and learned a surprising lesson'
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England take a 2-1 lead in the Ashes series as Ian Bell's 65 not out guides them to victory in the third Test at Edgbaston.
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Home Secretary Theresa May orders officials to issue Chinese artist Ai Weiwei a full six-month visa, reversing an earlier decision to restrict his entry.
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Russia may ban emojis depicting same-sex couples from social media if a state watchdog rules they infringe controversial "gay propaganda" laws.
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The Chemical Brothers' Born in the Echoes gives the dance act their sixth UK number one album, as Little Mix top the singles chart for a third week.
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Thousands of people in Mali's capital are flocking to see what it believed to be a religious sign that suddenly appeared on a wall of a toilet.
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England bowler Steven Finn says "there's no better feeling" after his eight wickets help beat Australia in the third Test.
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The US dentist who killed a lion in Zimbabwe should be extradited to face charges, the country's environment minister says.
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President Francois Hollande denies claims France has agreed to pay compensation to Russia for cancelling the sale of two warships.
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A swarm of locusts has hit the south-western Stavropol region of Russia devastating crops in the area.
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Syria's al-Qaeda affiliate, al-Nusra Front, claims it has captured members of the US-trained rebel group called Division 30.
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Arsenal striker Theo Walcott signs a new four-year deal with the club, as Santi Cazorla also extends his agreement.
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The European Union has removed two Iranian oil companies from its sanctions list in the first such action since Iran's nuclear deal.
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Ukraine's top court says rebel-held areas in the east can get limited self-rule - but MPs are yet to vote on the changes.
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Jalaluddin Haqqani, the Afghan founder of the militant Haqqani network, died at least a year ago, sources tell the BBC.
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US Coast Guard suspends search for two teenage fishermen missing for one week
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India and Bangladesh swap control of 160 pockets of land on each other's territory, ending a complex and long-running border dispute.
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Israel vows to catch arsonists, suspected to be Jewish settlers, who killed a young Palestinian child in an attack on a West Bank village.
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A pilot and three passengers die when Saudi-registered private jet crashes into a car auction site at Blackbushe Airport, Hampshire.
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Nato members agree measures to strengthen Iraq's security forces, which have suffered near-collapse in the face of an Islamic State offensive.
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Alejandro Burzaco, a former Argentine sporting executive, pleads not guilty in the corruption case involving football's world governing body Fifa.
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A piece of debris that experts believe could be from missing flight MH370 is flown from Reunion in the Indian Ocean to France for analysis.
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There has been a rise in the number of people going missing at the hand of the security services in Egypt, according to human rights activists in the country.
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Brazil football chiefs confirm midfielder Fred tested positive for a banned diuretic at the recent Copa America in Chile.
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Hundreds take to the streets of Baghdad to protest as temperatures in Iraq hit over 50C.
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Could a once reluctant Turkey be a South Asia power broker?
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