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China's farm-buying hits opposition in New Zealand
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The UK's top companies have reached a "major milestone" in increasing the number of women in their boardrooms, but more needs to be done, a new report is expected to say.
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On a night patrol with India's cow protection vigilantes
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A high-tech US military blimp came loose from its moorings and floated free for hours before landing in Pennsylvania.
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Meet locksmith Aaron Smith - one of the few people in Australia who can open antique locks and safes, unlocking secrets of the past.
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Two Australian Catholic priests attack a speech by Tony Abbott, in which the former PM urged European nations to emulate his tough stance on migrants.
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Nepal's parliament has elected women rights campaigner Bidhya Devi Bhandari as its first female president, in a move hailed as a milestone.
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The National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne launches a collection of Lego for artist Ai Weiwei after the company refuses him a bulk order.
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Republican presidential candidates trade blows in a heated TV debate in Colorado, directing fire at each other and at the media.
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Turkey holds an election on Sunday - the second in five months - with the governing AK Party hoping to win back its majority.
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Australia's biggest supermarket chain, Woolworths, said that profits would fall by up to 35% for the six months to December.
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An Indian court rejects a police report which said that two teenage girls found hanging from a tree last year took their own lives and were not raped and murdered.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces $600m in assistance for development projects in Africa at a major summit in Delhi.
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US Republicans have traded blows in a heated presidential debate in Colorado that featured several angry exchanges.
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Royal Dutch Shell reports a loss for the third quarter, after taking charges to cover the cost of halting major projects such as drilling for oil in the Arctic.
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Two European leaders tell the BBC that the UK is yet to reveal any details about what it wants to achieve in a renegotiation with the EU.
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The US says it is "gravely alarmed" by the scrapping of tightly contested presidential and parliamentary polls on the Tanzania archipelago of Zanzibar.
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China signs a $17bn contract to buy 130 aircraft from European consortium Airbus, during a visit by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Beijing.
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Can a two child policy prevent a demographic time bomb in China ?
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A professor in China's Sichuan province introduces a difficult penalty for his students - to write a new and complicated character 1,000 times.
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More than 4,000 migrants and refugees have had to be rescued by the Greek Coast Guard off the shores of Lesbos this month alone.
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Singer Taylor Swift launches a counterclaim against a US radio DJ who is suing her after she accused him of groping her during a photo shoot.
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Nigeria's army publishes 100 photos of its most-wanted Boko Haram suspects as it steps up efforts to hunt down the Islamist militants.
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The Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, whose flogging sentence caused a global outcry, is awarded the prestigious Sakharov human rights prize.
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The BBC's Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg takes a tour through the hotel in Iceland where the Northern Future Forum is being held.
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A woman claiming to be a Georgian oligarch's daughter wins the right to have tissue samples released for DNA tests in Moscow, amid a court battle over Kakha Bendukidze's fortune.
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Dan Carter will play in his first World Cup final as defending champions New Zealand name an unchanged side to play Australia.
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The Pakistan government has said it it will offer relief and compensation to survivors of Monday's powerful earthquake.
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Barcelona's Javier Mascherano pleads guilty to tax fraud charges as he appears in court in Spain.
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The US is intensifying diplomatic efforts to end Syria's civil war even as it increases support for moderate rebels, US Secretary of State John Kerry says.
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One of India's top scientists says he will return a prestigious government award to protest against the "growing intolerance in the country".
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Turkey holds an election on Sunday - the second in five months - with the governing AK Party hoping to win back its majority.
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An television advert for Twitter screened in the US is mocked by many users who found it "incomprehensible".
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Russian investigators detain the director of a Ukrainian library in Moscow after a search found what they called "anti-Russian propaganda".
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There is "no doubt" Syrian President Bashar al-Assad "will go", Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir has said ahead of talks in Vienna.
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Some people waiting to cross from Austria into Germany have had to take shelter from the cold in cardboard boxes.
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Venezuelan National Assembly head Diosdado Cabello says former prosecutor Franklin Nieves - who alleges that the Venezuelan judiciary is corrupt - was bribed.
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Australia recall fit-again prop Scott Sio in their only change for Saturday's World Cup final against New Zealand.
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Republican Paul Ryan is elected to the key job of US House of Representatives speaker, replacing John Boehner.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are out until after the international break.
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Tanzania's governing party candidate John Magufuli has won Sunday's fiercely competitive presidential election with 58% of the vote, officials say.
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Ten people, including children, die in four separate boat sinkings off Greece, with reports that many more may still be missing.
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The Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, has called for a new partnership of prosperity between India and Africa.
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Why many young Turkish voters feel left out
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Fifa should return the money spent on Australia's failed 2022 World Cup bid, says a member of the campaign team.
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China decides to end its decades-long policy of allowing couples to have only one child, increasing the number permitted to two.
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Philippine lawmakers call for an investigation following complaints of a "bullet scam" at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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The author of the inquiry into the Iraq War is facing criticism after announcing his report will not be published until June or July 2016.
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US economic growth slowed to an annualised pace of 1.5% in the third quarter of the year, according to the latest official figures.
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Cristiano Ronaldo wants a return to England, Barcelona target Alexandre Pato, Paul Pogba's asking price revealed, and more.
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The agreement to give Russia the 2018 World Cup before a vote involved "big players" in Fifa, says president Sepp Blatter's adviser.
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The White House confirms that the US scrambled F-18 jets to intercept Russian warplanes which flew near a US aircraft carrier off the Korean peninsula.
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Lewis Hamilton on his celebrations after winning a third world title, feeling "at peace", and future targets.
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A Hague-based arbitration panel rules that it can hear a case brought by the Philippines in its dispute with China over islands in the South China Sea.
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US stocks end Thursday slightly lower after official figures show a sharp slowdown in economic growth.
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Spanish airline Iberia says a comment allegedly made by a pilot about "landing in Palestine" at Tel Aviv in Israel was "misunderstood".
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A man has been sentenced to a year in jail for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old at an elite prep school where they were students.
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Team news, match preview, stats and analysis of the World Cup final between champions New Zealand and Australia.
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As international talks on the conflict in Syria begin, Saudi Arabia says Iran must accept the removal of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Rugby veterans in Nigeria are trying hard to save the game, which is struggling to match football for popularity.
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How BBC tracked down the Syrian boy with a broken jaw
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Survivors from a whale boat that capsized in Canada tried to cling onto an Australian man still listed as missing before he disappeared underwater.
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Five numbers that sum up the one-child policy
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