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An Austrian village is bristling with activity, as the World Beard and Moustache Championships get under way.
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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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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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President Obama promises a "full investigation" after suspected US air strikes on an MSF-run hospital kill at least 19 people in northern Afghanistan.
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Eurotunnel and Eurostar services are running to schedule again following delays caused by more than 100 migrants broke into the Calais terminal.
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Of the 180,000 refugees and migrants who entered Germany in September, 140,000 passed through Hungary.
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Footage filmed on the streets of Cannes shows cars displaced in the aftermath of flooding that has killed at least 13 people.
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Israeli police ban Palestinians from entering Jerusalem's Old City after two Israelis were killed and three wounded in separate attacks.
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England's World Cup elimination will be dealt with "in the fullness of time", says RFU chief executive Ian Ritchie.
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A French bulldog named Jewel has been caught on CCTV casing bears out of her owner's back garden in Monrovia, California.
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A motorcyclist who reached the speed of 237km/h (147mph) in Beijing and went viral on social media is held by police for dangerous driving.
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Malaysia orders the closure of most of the country's schools amid health concerns over thick haze caused by Indonesian forest fires.
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Israeli police ban some Palestinians from entering Jerusalem's Old City after two Israelis were killed and three wounded in separate attacks.
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The medical charity MSF urges an independent inquiry into air strikes - thought to have been carried out by US aircraft - that hit its hospital in northern Afghanistan.
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Space thriller The Martian, in which Matt Damon plays an astronaut stranded on Mars, lands at the top of the North American box office chart.
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Violent storms and flooding have hit southeast France, killing at least 13 people with six more missing, officials said.
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New York Jets beat Miami Dolphins 27-14 in front of a full house at Wembley in the first of three NFL matches in London in 2015.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says Russian intervention in civil war is vital to security of the whole Middle East
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says a coalition between Syria, Russia, Iran and Iraq must succeed "or else the whole region will be destroyed".
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Ireland labour to a 16-9 win over Italy but the victory makes sure of their place in the World Cup quarter-finals.
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The US state of South Carolina remains on high alert amid widespread flooding that has cut power to thousands and forced water and road rescues.
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The funeral of the Northern Ireland-born playwright Brian Friel takes place in County Donegal.
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Rescuers searching for a cargo ship that vanished off the Bahamas during Hurricane Joaquin say they have found life jackets, life rings and containers.
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Warren Gatland always believed Wales would make the World Cup quarter-finals, but says having a pool "of hell was ridiculous".
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Argentina stand firm against a powerful Tonga side to take a giant stride towards the World Cup quarter-finals.
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Baghdad's fortified Green Zone - home to Iraqi government offices and embassies - is declared open to the public for the first time in 12 years.
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At least 26 people are hurt - five critically - as a supercar loses control at high speed and crashes into spectators at a motor show in Malta.
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At least 17 people die after violent storms and flooding hit the French Riviera, including three elderly people who drowned in their retirement home.
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The mystery spike in attacks in Australia
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Some of those injured in the bombing of a Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, speak to the BBC about their ordeal.
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The death toll from a landslide on a village 15km away from the Guatemalan capital rises to 96, with hundreds more feared missing, authorities say.
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Real Madrid miss out on the chance to go top of La Liga as Atletico score late to draw the Madrid derby.
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Exit polls in Portugal's general election suggest the governing centre-right coalition will retain power.
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An Australian prisoner who escaped from a New South Wales jail is found hiding in a kitchen cupboard after several weeks on the run.
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The Volkswagen emissions scandal was a "dramatic event" but would not inflict lasting damage on Germany's reputation, Angela Merkel says.
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Portugal's governing centre-right coalition wins a general election that has been widely seen as a referendum on four years of austerity.
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Many shoppers in England will have to pay 5p for plastic carrier bags from Monday, as the new charge becomes law for supermarkets and large shops.
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A topic of debate at this week's Conservative Party conference will be the UK's relationship with Brussels ahead of a referendum due in 2017.
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Can Pakistan and India ever live in harmony?
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North Queensland swept to victory in Australia's National Rugby League final on Sunday, but everyone is talking about NRL champion Johnathan Thurston's daughter's doll.
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