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Why Syrians are looking beyond Turkey for a new life
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The head of the International Monetary Fund tells the BBC that the outlook for China, the world's second-largest economy, is not all "doom and gloom".
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The office of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defends his use of a private email server for government business.
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Shares in Asia in positive territory after minutes from the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting suggest it may wait to raise rates.
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A South Carolina city reaches a $6.5m settlement with the family of Walter Scott, an unarmed black man killed by a white policeman in April.
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For the first time in UK soap history EastEnders is casting transgender actor, Riley Carter Millington, to play a transgender role.
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Refugees who try to reach Australia illegally could be moved to the Philippines, under a deal being discussed between the two countries.
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A four-year-old boy in the Chinese city of Chongqing dies after becoming wedged under an escalator handrail at a metro station, report local media.
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero suffers a hamstring injury while playing for Argentina.
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Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says qualifying for Euro 2016 shows his team's potential to achieve even more.
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Moeen Ali and Alex Hales both falter in the top order of England's final warm-up match before the first Test against Pakistan.
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Central banks in the UK and the US "need to be courageous" and raise rates, says former Bank of England policymaker Andrew Sentance.
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John Williams becomes the first composer to receive the American Film Institute's Lifetime achievement award in its 44-year history.
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The dismantled Dismaland theme park is on its way to a refugee camp in France after artist Banksy donated it to a group of Bristol volunteers.
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India says it has complained to Saudi Arabia after an employer allegedly chopped off an Indian maid’s arm when she tried to escape.
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Reporter Stephen Evans journeys through North Korea as a BBC team gets rare access inside the reclusive state of North Korea.
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Nico Hulkenberg pips Nico Rosberg to the fastest time in a Russian Grand Prix first practice disrupted by diesel on the track.
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A new study warns that a third of all men currently under the age of 20 in China will die prematurely if they do not give up smoking.
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Travellers in China returning from a national holiday in rush hour create a huge traffic jam on the outskirts of Beijing.
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Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali agrees to perform in Delhi after his concert in Mumbai was cancelled after protests by a right-wing Hindu party.
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MPs from Libya's rival parliaments express doubts about a UN proposal for a national unity government, saying the announcement was premature.
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Lawyers for Justin Bieber demand nude photos published of the star need be removed from a US newspaper website.
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Bright yellow book fetches thousands of yen on auction sites.
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A group of young Eritreans are flown from Italy to begin a new life in Sweden, the first refugees to be resettled under a new EU relocation plan.
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Actor Randy Quaid is facing deportation from Canada, having fled to the country in 2010 to escape charges of vandalism to a house in California.
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The changing face of North Korea
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A new poll shows that more than 70% of Russians support President Putin's military intervention in Syria.
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The EU must restore a "practical relationship" with Russia and not let the US "dictate" that policy, the European Commission chief says.
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UK construction output fell sharply in August but the UK's trade deficit narrowed, official figures show.
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BBC correspondent Stephen Evans is allowed rare access to North Korea's underground system in the capital Pyongyang.
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The number of migrants arriving on the Greek islands near Turkey has surged to about 7,000 daily, migration experts say.
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A new cross-party campaign aimed at taking the UK out of the European Union is launched, the second such group ahead of the EU referendum.
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NHS trusts in England have racked up a £930m deficit in the first three months of the financial year - that is more than the entire overspend last year.
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A suspected gunman is in custody after a shooting at Northern Arizona University kills one person and injures three others.
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The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its role in helping the country's transition to democracy.
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Campaigners have questioned whether a hack at credit report company Experian could extend to 200 million customers.
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Standard Chartered bank, the London-based lender that makes most of its profit in Asia, could cut up to 1,000 senior jobs, according to a memo sent to staff.
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A man whose death in the southern Nigerian city of Calabar triggered an Ebola scare did not have the virus, the World Health Organization says.
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Iain Henderson is a surprise omission from the Ireland starting team for Sunday's crucial World Cup game against France.
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The Chinese drone-maker DJI unveils a camera-on-a-stick that captures the kind of smooth video typically associated with drones.
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The Rugby Football Union denies former South Africa coach Nick Mallett's claims it sounded him out for the England job.
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Malaysia's Central Bank recommends criminal prosecutions related to controversial state investment fund 1MDB.
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An Indian domestic servant said her Saudi employer "cut off her arm" when she was trying to escape, having been locked in.
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The mayor of Calais proposes tough new punishments for groups of migrants that break into the Channel Tunnel entrance in France.
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Germany has had almost 500 attacks on asylum hostels so far this year - three times more than in 2014.
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Tunisia's predecessors as Nobel Peace Prize winners
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A Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone last year is in a "serious condition" after being readmitted to an isolation unit in London.
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Footage of spectacular waterspouts filmed off the coast of Dalian, has been broadcast on Chinese TV.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper denies his political staff directly handled Syrian refugee claims but admits to ordering a security "audit" of the process
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Justin Bieber becomes only the fourth music artist in UK history to have the same single to hit number one on three separate occasions.
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Wales manager Chris Coleman confirms Gareth Bale will start their Euro 2016 qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday.
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Japan's male-dominated workplace is a challenge for women
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Islamic State militants seize control of several villages north of Aleppo, despite both Russian and US air strikes in Syria.
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All hydropower plants in Tanzania are being switched off because of falling water levels in dams as the country suffers from chronic power shortages.
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US readers who asked parents about guns at home
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A C$445 million (£221 million) settlement is reached for victims of an oil train derailment in Canada that killed 47 people.
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The Russian government's approval of legislation to keep officials' property out of the public eye risks fuelling corruption, a watchdog warns.
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US Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson sparks controversy suggesting the Holocaust may have been avoided if people were armed.
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The US is to stop efforts to train new Syrian rebel forces and says it will shift to providing equipment and weapons to existing forces.
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Reigning champions New Zealand seal top spot in Pool C with a 47-9 victory over Tonga at the Rugby World Cup.
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Fresh violence between Palestinians and Israelis leaves six Palestinians dead in Gaza, reports say, and citizens of both communities hurt in stabbings.
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Lord Stuart Rose, former chief executive of Marks and Spencer, is to lead the campaign for Britain to stay in the European Union.
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From a political party to a family dictatorship in North Korea
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A Danish newspaper hands over the reins to 12 refugees for a special edition to give their take on Europe's migration crisis.
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England maintain their 100% record in qualifying for Euro 2016 with a comfortable victory over Estonia at Wembley.
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Russia will take the Formula 1 centre stage this weekend in Sochi, and race organisers hope it can boost tourism and also fuel interest in motorsport.
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A US hedge fund threatens to sue Peru over bonds issued by the country's former military regime.
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North Korea is preparing to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party.
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Guatemalan authorities order the evacuation of some 40 families from an area where a landslide killed at least 253 last week.
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India designer brings royalty to Delhi streets
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The inside struggle to arm Syrian rebels
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North Korea holds what is expected to be one of its biggest celebrations ever, marking the 70th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party.
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