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A group of white men and women driving cars flying the Confederate flag are charged over a confrontation with a black family in Georgia.
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Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard lends his name to a "Walk of Wonder" in Canberra, much to the amusement of some of his countrymen.
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In Chile's capital Santiago there have been clashes between police and demonstrators, in a rally led by the indigenous Mapuche people.
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An Australian court finds a Melbourne resident guilty of planning to travel to Syria to fight against the government.
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The governor of Japan's southern Okinawa prefecture has tried to halt the controversial government-approved relocation of a US military base by revoking a permit.
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Iran's parliament has approved a deal on its nuclear programme agreed with six world powers, Iranian state media say.
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An Israeli has been wounded in a stabbing in the north of the country - the latest in a spate of such attacks.
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Photos of female cabin crew being "forced" to lie in overhead luggage compartments as part of an "industry ritual" spark outrage on Chinese social media.
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A giant pumpkin weighing 893kg (1969lb) has won first prize at a pumpkin weigh-off in California.
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Ospreys wing Eli Walker is called into Wales' World Cup squad following Liam Williams' tournament-ending injury.
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Tom Bosworth tells the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire why he has chosen now to be the first British athlete to come out as gay.
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Nauru police take computers and mobile phones in a raid on the offices of Save the Children at Australia's migrant detention camp.
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Unprecedented challenge by India's writers
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Kurdish forces are accused of carrying out a wave of forced displacement and mass house demolitions - amounting to war crimes - in northern Syria.
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A rare rockslide in Pakistan's city of Karachi hits several makeshift homes, killing 13 people including seven children, officials say.
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Six members of a far-right Hindu group are arrested for an ink attack on Indian activist Sudheendra Kulkarni in Mumbai on Monday.
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Ireland captain Paul O'Connell is out of the World Cup after suffering a torn hamstring in Sunday's win over France.
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The ex-governor of the western Mexican state of Colima, Fernando Moreno, is being treated in hospital after he was shot six times by unidentified gunmen.
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Germany considers setting up border "transit zones", where migrants would be kept temporarily - but the plan is controversial.
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The father of one of the victims of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which crashed in Ukraine, says the official report gives them hope that the passengers did not suffer.
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Large amounts of phone, internet and location data must now be kept for two years by Australian telecommunications companies, as a new law comes into effect.
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China saw a sharp fall in the value of its imports last month, figures show, raising further questions over the strength of its economy.
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Amedy Coulibaly, the Paris gunman who murdered five people in January, was sent instructions before his first shooting, reports say.
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A crowdfunding campaign for a razor blade which its US creators claimed could remove facial hair with a laser beam has been suspended.
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Is social media driving Israel-Palestinian violence?
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Spain's world number 70 Albert Ramos-Vinolas beats Roger Federer in the second round of the Shanghai Masters.
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Key revelations - and unanswered questions - after a report by Dutch investigators into what caused Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 to crash in eastern Ukraine.
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Shoaib Malik marks his first Test for five years with a century as Pakistan reach 286-4 against England in Abu Dhabi.
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Inflation as measured by Consumer Prices Index fell to -0.1% in September, partly due to falling fuel prices, official figures show.
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Australian police say a 62-year-old camel-hunter survived six days lost in the Outback without water and by eating ants.
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Dutch investigators have confirmed that Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine after being hit by a Russian-made Buk missile.
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David Cameron will write to the Saudi Arabian government about the case of a UK pensioner imprisoned for possessing alcohol, Downing Street says.
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Space epic The Martian, in which Matt Damon plays an astronaut stranded on Mars, is the top film at UK box offices for a second week.
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Ireland is "on a new path" and the top priority is to keep recovery growing, the Irish finance minister has said.
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A water park in France is being criticised after one of its killer whales died after recent flooding.
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Guinea's presidential election at the weekend was valid but there were severe logistical difficulties, according to EU election observers.
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Former Liverpool and France striker Djibril Cisse is held by police as part of a sex tape extortion investigation.
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A survivor is found two days after a helicopter crashed in Indonesia, reportedly clinging to floating plants in a lake.
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A Malian woman sets up a Facebook page to help find some 200 people from Mali who are still missing after last month's Hajj pilgrimage crush.
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The UK government withdraws from a controversial £5.9m deal to provide expertise to Saudi Arabia's prison service.
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Claire Marshall attempts to track wolves in the French Alps with expert tracker Troy Bennett.
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A Florida woman is arrested after she filmed herself driving drunk and broadcast it live on the internet.
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A small plane has made an emergency landing on motorway in the US state of Idaho just at the start of the busy morning commute.
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Amir Khan raises the prospect of an all-British fight against Kell Brook, as his hopes of a match with legendary fighter Manny Pacquiao diminish.
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A team of wolf-hunters is operating in a region of the French Alps to kill wolves that are seen as a threat to livestock.
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Dutch investigators say a Russian-made missile brought down a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014, in a report condemned as biased by Russia.
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In what is deemed as a victory for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, Italy's senate votes to relinquish most of its power.
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The US says it will leave it up to Colombia how to deal with left-wing Farc rebels who have committed crimes, and will not push for their extradition.
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The Afghan Taliban say that they have withdrawn from the strategic city of Kunduz, amid fresh fighting in Ghazni province, further south.
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An autopsy shows the supposed remains of Burkina Faso's former leader Thomas Sankara are "riddled with bullets", his family's lawyer says.
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Jury selection began in the trial of two Brits accused of manipulating international lending rates.
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The condition of detained Angolan rapper and activist Luaty Beirao, who has been on hunger strike for 23 days, is deteriorating, his wife tells the BBC.
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Three Israelis are killed in attacks in Jerusalem and central Israel, police say, while a Palestinian is reportedly killed in clashes in the West Bank.
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Yolande Knell reports from the streets of Bethlehem in the West Bank, on a day of unrest in northern Israel.
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Scotland forwards Ross Ford and Jonny Gray will miss the rest of the World Cup after being banned for foul play.
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Wales end a successful Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with a scrappy win over Andorra on a night of celebration in Cardiff.
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The US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will host the comedy show Saturday Night Live next month, the NBC network says.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor says she will investigate Russian and Georgian forces over possible war crimes in the 2008 conflict.
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Two shells have struck the Russian embassy compound in the Syrian capital Damascus as pro-government supporters rallied outside, reports say.
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Author Marlon James wins the £50,000 Man Booker Prize for his novel A Brief History of Seven Killings - inspired by the attempted assassination of Bob Marley.
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The Netherlands fail to qualify for Euro 2016 as Robin van Persie scores an own goal in a home defeat by the Czech Republic.
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A woman sued her 12-year-old nephew for $127,000 because his hug caused her to fall. The jury took 20 minutes to deny her claim.
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The US and Russia are to hold new talks on air safety in Syria after it emerged combat aircraft from both nations recently came within miles of each other.
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The warning that saved most of Denmark's Jews
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Who's killing foreigners and atheists in Bangladesh?
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Five new arrivals in Greece tell their stories
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