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The worker-owned cafes bringing coffee to people across India
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A Swedish study of five million people appears to support the theory that height and cancer risk are linked.
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Volkswagen is suspending the sale of 4,000 vehicles in the UK as a result of the emissions scandal.
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Radar equipment will test a British archaeologist's theory that the Egyptian pharaoh queen Nefertiti could be buried in King Tutankhamun's tomb.
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Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull faces fresh calls to shut down Australia's offshore migrant detention centres, amid ongoing allegations of abuse.
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At least 11 people die, including six US troops, after a US C-130 Hercules aircraft crashes at an airport in Afghanistan, the US military confirms.
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Hurricane Joaquin brings heavy rains and winds to parts of the Bahamas after it was reclassified up to the second strongest type of storm.
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Scientists in Australia invent an innovative way of collecting faecal samples of endangered sea turtles - customised designer nappies.
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If Australia beat England Wales are in the World Cup last eight but their New Zealand-born coach Warren Gatland is staying neutral.
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US anti-abortion campaigner Troy Newman will be deported from Australia after a high court says he should not have arrived without a visa.
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Japanese shares end flat after a series of mixed economic data did little to boost investors' confidence in the world's third largest economy.
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Fighting is continuing between Afghan forces and the Taliban in parts of Afghanistan's northern city of Kunduz, despite government claims that it had regained control of the city.
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Maori women leaders support US entertainer Chris Brown's bid to visit New Zealand, after he was denied a visa over his domestic violence conviction.
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Explosions and gunfire have been reported in Kunduz as Afghan government forces try to drive out Taliban fighters who seized the northern city earlier this week.
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Nine people have been killed and seven injured in a shooting at a college in the US state of Oregon, say police.
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The killing of nine people in an Oregon college is the 294th mass shooting in the US this year.
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Paris is tightening fines for smokers who drop cigarette butts on the pavement - after cleaning up 350 tonnes of the litter each year.
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Uber says that Transport for London's proposals to regulate the minicab business are 'against the public interest'.
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Juventus president Andrea Agnelli calls for a change to the Italian league system with B teams introduced.
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Some doctors in England are being offered thousands of pounds in bonuses to cut the number of patients being sent to hospital, an investigation finds.
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Sir Alex Ferguson will manage a Great Britain and Ireland XI captained by David Beckham in a charity match at Old Trafford.
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Nine people at a college in Oregon have been shot dead by a 26-year-old gunman who was later killed in a police shootout.
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Zac Goldsmith will contest the 2016 London mayoral election for the Conservatives, it is announced.
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A Kenyan man is charged with 12 offences including rape, impersonating a gynaecologist and operating a clinic without a licence in Nairobi.
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India, the world's third largest carbon emitter, pledges to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions intensity by up to 35% by 2030, compared with 2005.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu pauses for 44 seconds during his speech to the UN General Assembly to highlight what he called an absence of criticism about Iran's threats against Israel.
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School children from the southern Indian city of Bangalore create a world record for "the largest gathering of people dressed as Mohandas Gandhi".
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South Korea sends nine Russian athletes, trainers and journalists home after they allegedly got drunk on a flight to the military world games.
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Two people have been killed in a shooting outside New South Wales state police headquarters in western Sydney, Australian police say.
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England need to be streetwise to counter Australia and keep their World Cup hopes alive, says ex-England star Jeremy Guscott.
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Thousands of refugees and migrants seeking sanctuary in Europe continue to cross the border from Croatia into Hungary every day.
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A search is under way for an Indonesian passenger plane carrying 10 people, which lost contact with air traffic control over Sulawesi island.
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Winger Tim Visser is only thinking about beating South Africa and rejects the notion that Scotland are a weakened side.
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Activists are warning of a rise in suicides among young people in Iraq.
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France and Italy launch investigations into Volkswagen over the rigging of emission tests.
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The BBC's Suzanne Vanhooymissen talks to some bamboo bike builders in the Ghanaian city of Kumasi.
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Members of the US-led coalition against Islamic State tell Russia to cease strikes they say have targeted opposition forces in Syria.
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Rights groups have expressed concern for the large numbers of civilians trapped in the Afghan city of Kunduz, amid fierce fighting between the Taliban and government troops.
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Hundreds of troops are looking for Palestinians who shot dead an Israeli couple as they drove in the West Bank with their four children, Israel says.
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Hollywood stars have been paying tribute to Irish playwright Brian Friel who has died aged 86.
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A Sierra Leonean athlete refused the right to stay in the UK tells the BBC he fears he will end up homeless if he returns to the African country.
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Hamburg becomes the first German city to pass a law allowing the seizure of empty commercial properties in order to house migrants.
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Rights groups have expressed concern for civilians trapped in the Afghan city of Kunduz, as the government accuses the Taliban of crimes against humanity.
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Embattled Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff closes eight ministries and reshuffles her cabinet in an effort to cut costs and shore up support.
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Writing's On The Wall by Sam Smith becomes the first James Bond theme to reach number one in the UK, knocking Justin Bieber off the top spot.
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The EU imposes sanctions on three Burundi officials accused of ordering the use of excessive force against protestors, along with a coup plotter.
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Dutch brothel owners must be able to communicate with sex workers in their own language to protect them from abuse, the EU's top court has ruled.
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Afghanistan appoint former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq as temporary coach for their tour of Zimbabwe.
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The government says it is extending funding for councils to "assist" with the costs of helping Syrian refugees.
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Five children were behind a series of deadly explosions in the north-eastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri on Thursday evening, security sources say.
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SSI UK, owners of the mothballed Redcar steelworks where 1,700 jobs are at stake, goes into liquidation
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Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accuses his Croatian counterpart of being a mouthpiece of international socialism, in a growing row over migrants.
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A 15-year-old British boy who plotted to behead police officers at an Anzac Day parade in Australia is sentenced to life, and must serve at least five years in custody.
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One of Colombia's most wanted drug lords - Victor Navarro, known as "Megateo" - is killed in government air strikes.
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Tunisia is to lift a state of emergency which was imposed a week after 38 people were killed in a terror attack in the resort city of Sousse.
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The pontiff had a private meeting with a gay couple last week in Washington, one of his guests tells the BBC.
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The US economy added just 142,000 jobs in September, lowering the chance of an interest rate rise this year.
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Russia ramps up its campaign of air strikes against opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, amid fresh criticism from the US-led anti-IS coalition.
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The New York Jets ship 350 toilet rolls to London ahead of their Wembley clash with the Miami Dolphins because an intern said British toilet paper was "very thin" and the plumbing was inferior.
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International monitors spot a powerful new Russian-made rocket system in rebel-held eastern Ukraine.
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The gunman who killed nine people and wounded seven others in Oregon targeted Christians, the father of one of the victims says.
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Holders New Zealand qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals courtesy of an underwhelming win over a committed Georgia.
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The UK's policy in Syria has been hampered by "wishful thinking", the UK's former senior military adviser in the Middle East tells BBC Newsnight.
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US President Barack Obama says the Russian bombing campaign in Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad is "only strengthening" Islamic State.
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Fifa president Sepp Blatter will not resign despite major sponsors, including Coca-Cola, calling for him to step down.
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Customs officers at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris have seized 115 live scorpions in two separate shipments.
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Two Michigan farmers discovered a woolly mammoth skeleton completely on accident.
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A charity in India is using rugby to teach young people valuable life lessons.
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Two blasts have rocked the outskirts of the Nigerian capital, Abuja, with casualties reported, officials say.
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