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The patients subjected to intimate examinations - without consent
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Can Spanish website crack online challenge?
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Officials investigating a corruption scandal at Brazil's state-run oil company will question ex-President Lula, the supreme court rules.
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French radio rebels over language quotas
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Australian police say they believe a 15-year-old boy who shot dead a civilian police employee in Sydney had links to terrorism.
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Rescue workers in Guatemala search for hundreds of people missing after a mudslide hit a village near the capital, killing at least 26 people.
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Among the many problems brought on by the Greek debt crisis is a surging population of stray dogs, as Emilia Papadopoulos reports.
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A bride in the United States has invoiced two of her wedding guests $75 for failing to turn up at her wedding.
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The first bodies of Iranian pilgrims killed in a stampede during the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca arrive back in Iran, but scores are still missing.
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An air strike hits a clinic in the Afghan city of Kunduz, killing at least three medical staff, as Nato admits US forces may have been involved.
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Five Brazilian police officers are taken into custody for allegedly putting a gun in the hand of a teenager they allegedly killed in a shootout in a Rio slum.
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Rescue workers in Guatemala dig through rubble from a mudslide that hit a village not far from the capital, in search of hundreds missing.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel marks the 25th anniversary of German reunification by urging a unified response to Europe's migrant crisis.
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Hollywood stars have been paying tribute to Irish playwright Brian Friel who has died aged 86.
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Ukraine's government forces and pro-Russian rebels say they have begun withdrawing weapons from the line of contact in the east of the country.
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Russia's military intervention in Syria is helping to support the "butcher" President Bashar al-Assad, Prime Minister David Cameron says.
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Celebrations have begun in Germany to mark the 25th anniversary of the country's reunification, when the communist east and the capitalist west merged to form a single state.
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State of emergency declared for parts of the US east coast as Joaquin continues to move from the Bahamas towards Bermuda.
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A series of blasts rock the outskirts of the Nigerian capital Abuja killing at least 18 people and injuring many more, officials say.
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The US Coast Guard searches for a cargo ship with 33 crew - 28 Americans and five Poles - that vanished in Bahamian waters during Hurricane Joaquin.
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England's James Taylor says he is better equipped to return to Test cricket against Pakistan after a three-year absence.
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Japan outplay Samoa to claim their second win in three matches and move into second place in World Cup Pool B.
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Russia pledges to intensify its air strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, saying the bombing has significantly weakened the militants.
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Medical charity MSF condemns "in the strongest terms" air strikes on its hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz, as the death toll rises to 19.
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The UK government adds its voice to demands from sponsors for Fifa president Sepp Blatter to resign with immediate effect.
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At least 18 people are killed in two suicide car bomb attacks in a mainly Shia district of the Iraqi capital Baghdad, police say.
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Air strikes on a hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz that killed 19 people were "tragic, inexcusable and possibly even criminal", the UN says.
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The wife and adult children of late US comic actor Robin Williams have ended their legal battle and reached a settlement on his estate, lawyers say.
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The Vatican strips a senior priest of doctrinal duties after he reveals he is gay on the eve of a synod on Catholic attitudes to family.
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A Japanese man is shot dead in Bangladesh by unknown attackers, the second killing of a foreign national in a week claimed by Islamic State.
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South Africa take over from Scotland at the top of Pool B following a powerful display at St James' Park.
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Israeli police say they have shot dead a Palestinian man in Jerusalem after he attacked four people, killing two.
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The gunman who killed nine people at a college in the US state of Oregon then killed himself as police arrived, officials say.
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England become the first host nation to go out in the World Cup's pool stages after being outclassed by Australia.
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US President Barack Obama declares a state of emergency in South Carolina, as rainfall is set to trigger more flooding across the east coast.
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The UN says the bombing of a hospital in Kunduz, in northern Afghanistan, was "tragic, inexcusable and possibly even criminal".
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Police in the US state of Oregon reveal that the gunman who shot dead nine fellow students at a community college also killed himself.
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Captain Chris Robshaw says England "let the nation down" as a 33-13 loss to Australia sees the World Cup hosts go out at the pool stage.
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The death toll from a landslide on a village 15km away from the Guatemalan capital rises to 56, with 350 others still feared missing, authorities say.
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Shazia Parveen is breaking taboos in Pakistan by becoming the country's only female fire fighter.
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Guatemalan authorities say the number of people killed when a hillside collapsed on houses in the village of El Cambray, 15km (nine miles) outside the capital, has risen to 56.
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Why is it so difficult to change US gun laws?
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Singapore's students want to be entrepreneurs
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