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A commission of inquiry in India concludes that the lynching of a man over rumours he kept and consumed beef was premeditated.
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Germany insists it was responsible for the Holocaust after Israel's prime minister claimed a Palestinian leader told the Nazis to kill Europe's Jews.
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The man cleared in Mumbai's train blasts starts a new life
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Art dealers Iwan and Manuela Wirth have been named the most powerful figures in the art world - with Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in second place.
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The French mayor who has placed children under curfew
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What is Pakistan's agenda when it comes to Afghanistan?
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Mexican officials say they have arrested six key people who allegedly helped fugitive drug cartel leader Joaquin Guzman escape from jail in July.
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Australian senators grill foreign ministry officials over their boss Julie Bishop's use of a red-faced emoji to describe Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A team from Delft University in the Netherlands has won a 3,000km (1,800 mile) solar car race in the Australian outback.
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The sequels to Hollywood blockbusters Thor and Prometheus will be filmed in Australia, with the backing of A$47m ($34m; £22m) in federal funds.
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The White House condemns a visit to Moscow by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, accusing Russia of putting on a "red carpet welcome".
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Chelsea's Hazard seeks Real Madrid move, Liverpool chase Porto midfielder, Man City in talks with Brazil teenager, plus more.
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The first of rare reunions between South and North Korean family members, seeing each other after decades, comes to an end in the North.
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New Mexico police take a man into custody after a four-year-old girl was killed in an apparent road rage dispute.
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Jay Z and Timbaland are cleared of copyright infringement in a US trial over the 1999 track Big Pimpin'.
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Chinese mainland shares rose to finish the day higher on Thursday, recovering some of the previous day's losses.
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France announces new heated tents for women and child migrants in the port city of Calais, as hundreds more police are to be deployed.
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President Xi Jinping will bid a formal farewell to the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh on Thursday as the Chinese leader continues his UK state visit.
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Hillary Clinton is going to appear before a Congressional committee investigating the deadly attack on the US diplomatic mission in Benghazi.
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Former Netherlands great Johan Cruyff has been diagnosed with lung cancer, according to reports in Spain.
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Celebrity chef Mary Berry is heading to the US for a festive-themed remake of The Great British Bake Off.
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A Vanuatu court sentences 14 MPs, including several cabinet ministers, to prison on charges of corruption, sparking political turmoil in the Pacific nation.
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UK retail sales grew for the 29th month in September, partly due to the Rugby World Cup, held across England and in Cardiff.
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Refugees in one of the UN's biggest camps in Jordan are being over-charged for food in the only shop available there.
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Emergency delivery raises questions in Taiwan
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Sweden's Migration Agency says up to 190,000 asylum seekers will arrive in the country this year and that it needs more funds to deal with the crisis.
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Russia says it will expand its military presence on the Kuril Islands, which lie off Japan's northern coast and are claimed by Japan.
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Singer Cory Wells, from the 1970s US band Three Dog Night - known for hits such as Mama Told Me (Not To Come) and Joy To The World - dies aged 74.
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The Portuguese president is due to decide whether to name Socialist leader Antonio Costa as head of a left-wing coalition that would include communists.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger hints that playing for Wales in a Euro 2016 qualifier contributed to Aaron Ramsey's latest hamstring injury.
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The police in England and Wales do not represent their communities and the proportion of black and Asian officers is "not good enough", the home secretary says.
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Philippine authorities say they will give China custody of the two suspects involved in the killing of two Chinese diplomats.
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Two former Porsche executive go on trial in Germany accused of market manipulation over a failed Volkswagen takeover bid.
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The Chinese Communist Party has banned all 88 million of its members from joining golf clubs in its latest update of rules on clean governance.
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New Zealand make one change for the World Cup semi-final with South Africa with Joe Moody in for injured prop Wyatt Crockett.
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US scientists perform a macabre set of experiments to bolster their controversial argument that fist fights shaped the human hand.
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Kenya's para-athletic team has failed to travel to the World Championships in Doha as government funding was pulled at the last minute, an official says.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is delivering a keynote speech to political and business leaders at the annual Valdai International Discussion Club.
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A team from Delft University in the Netherlands wins a solar car race in Australia.
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Captain Misbah-ul-Haq's unbeaten 102 helps Pakistan recover to reach 282-4 on day one of the second Test against England.
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Hillary Clinton appears in front of a Congressional committee about the attack on a US consulate in Libya in 2012 that killed the US ambassador and three other Americans.
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An Israeli soldier has killed a Jewish Israeli civilian in Jerusalem after each confronted the other thinking they were an Arab attacker, reports say.
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Thousands of people stage a rally in Georgia to protest against the government's alleged attempts to close the country's most popular TV station.
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Former England striker Carlton Cole joins Scottish Premiership champions Celtic until 2017.
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With the UK and China's week-long embrace now in full swing, the questions about how suitable this match really is will not go away.
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France's best-known Gaul returns to form
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Bastian Schweinsteiger is considering legal action against a company making Nazi dolls that bear a striking resemblance to him.
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A group of Tottenham fans have been attacked in Brussels before the club's Europa League tie against Anderlecht.
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Tough to get to the truth in chaos of Libya
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Twenty-nine people are charged with public violence in South Africa following the biggest student protests since minority rule ended in 1994.
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The UN's human rights chief accuses Czech authorities of "systematic" rights violations in their treatment of refugees and migrants.
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"English votes for English laws" at Westminster is set to become law after the government wins a Commons vote after an ill-tempered debate.
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An assistant referee says he was told to favour Real Madrid in a match against Barcelona, according to reports in Spain.
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BBC correspondent Ed Thomas joined the Italian Navy on an EU mission in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Hannah Cockroft, Sophie Hahn, Kadeena Cox and Aled Davies win gold for Britain at the IPC Athletics World Championships.
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A masked man armed with a sword kills a teacher and a pupil at a school in the Swedish town of Trollhattan before being shot by police.
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Canadians gather to pay tribute to an honour guard soldier - a year after he was killed by a gunman who went on to storm parliament.
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The Portuguese president invites incumbent Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho to form a new government, despite fears that he cannot command a majority.
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The White House is calling on Congress to make a plan to help Puerto Rico deal with its crushing debt, in order to avoid a "humanitarian crisis".
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Internet marketplace giant Amazon reports a surprise profit for the second quarter in a row thanks largely to higher sales in the US.
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Police are investigating a "significant and sustained cyber-attack" on the TalkTalk website, the UK company says.
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A new law comes into force in Chile granting unmarried heterosexual and same-sex couples many of the rights enjoyed by married couples.
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New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen has told his players South Africa will want to "rip our heads off" on Saturday.
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China's President Xi Jinping has been dining at David Cameron's country home this evening.
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Mexican police find an 800m-long tunnel used to smuggle drugs into the US city of San Diego, authorities say.
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US authorities say US and Iraqi forces rescued dozens of hostages from IS to prevent their "imminent execution" but a US soldier was killed.
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The pedalling migrants who travel via Arctic Russia
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Vladimir Putin claims the Syrian government could be ready to work with rebel groups that are willing to fight against the so-called Islamic State.
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