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A US drug company facing an outcry after raising the price of a drug used by Aids patients by over 5,000% says it will lower the price.
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George Osborne sets out an aim of making China the UK's second largest trading partner by 2025, as he makes a controversial visit to a remote Chinese region.
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Guyana's President David Granger says Venezuela has deployed troops along the oil-rich border area in a "dangerous escalation".
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Europe's migration crisis "plays directly" into some of the issues the UK is trying to renegotiate in its EU reform talks, the foreign secretary says.
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China's factory activity contracted at the fastest pace for six and a half years in September, according to a preliminary survey of the vast sector.
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Bangladesh police defend efforts to find Test cricketer Shahadat Hossain, who is missing with his wife after torture claims.
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Matthew Price looks at one of the Greek hotspots for migrants entering Europe.
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In a dramatic U-turn, New Zealand's prime minister says a fifth entry, the popular Red Peak, will be included in the national flag referendum.
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Asian markets headed lower after a survey of China's manufacturing sector indicated it is shrinking at the fastest pace for six-and-a-half years.
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Baseball legend Yogi Berra, whose humorous quotes made him one of America's most beloved sports icons, dies at 90.
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The copyright to Happy Birthday To You is ruled invalid by a US judge, meaning an end to royalty payments for public performances of the song.
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Heavy rains prompt flash floods in the Turkish resort town of Bodrum.
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Moscow's biggest mosque reopens, with President Putin praising Muslim leaders in Russia for their resistance to extremism.
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Key issues over incoming Syrian refugees still need to be "urgently resolved", local councils say, as the first of 20,000 due over the next five years arrive in the UK.
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South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer makes eight changes for their World Cup match against Samoa after defeat by Japan.
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Belgium confirm that November's Davis Cup final against Great Britain will be played indoors on clay.
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England one-day and T20 captain Eoin Morgan and Durham fast bowler Mark Wood are among 11 players to get central contracts.
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The legendary US baseball player Lawrence "Yogi" Berra has died at the age of 90. BBC News looks at some of his catchphrases
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A privacy activist's efforts to prevent Facebook from being able to share Europeans' data with the US are aided by Europe's highest court.
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US President Barack Obama hosts Pope Francis at the White House, as the pontiff makes his first trip to the US as leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
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As he begins a state visit to the US, Chinese President Xi Jinping says China welcomes foreign companies, and promises co-operation on cyber crime.
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China rejects hacking claims but sceptics remain
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A fifth design is added to New Zealand's referendum on a new flag, after tens of thousands of people signed a petition.
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Russia's military build-up in Syria appears to be limited to protecting its own forces in the country, US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday.
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Mystery continues to surround the disappearance of Bangladeshi cricket's star bowler, Shahadat Hossain, who has been missing for more than two weeks, as Akbar Hossain reports.
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Volkswagen's top board meets to discuss the fate of the company and its boss after the firm was caught manipulating US diesel car emissions tests.
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Syrian refugee tells of Islamic State terror in Raqqa
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Congo-Brazzaville's president says he will hold a referendum over the controversial issue of changing the constitution to allow for a third term.
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All-rounder Samit Patel is called up for England's Test series against Pakistan, replacing the injured Zafar Ansari.
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Egypt agrees to buy two Mistral warships, almost a year after France halted their sale to Russia over the Ukraine conflict.
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Swiss authorities approve the extradition to the US of Venezuelan football official Rafael Esquivel, as part of a probe into corruption at Fifa.
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Lib Dem leader Tim Farron tells his party's annual conference his "mission" is to get them "back in power" across Britain.
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Household vinegar might provide a cheap new way to kill coral-eating starfish damaging the Great Barrier Reef, scientists in Australia have found.
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Three men in south-western China's Yunnan province accused of selling meat from a panda they killed are to be prosecuted, a court says
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Scotland run in five second-half tries as they open their World Cup campaign with victory over Japan at Kingsholm.
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British boxer Tyson Fury attends a news conference for his world title fight against Wladimir Klitschko dressed as Batman.
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Prominent Chinese dissident and rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng breaks his silence to describe solitary confinement and torture.
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BBC News visited Emission Analytics in London to find out about one common method of doing a detailed measurement.
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A video by China's People's Daily newspaper featuring foreign students praising President Xi Jinping raises eyebrows, reports Celia Hatton.
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A German court dismisses a trademark claim from Haribo, which sought to stop rival confectioner Lindt producing gold, red-bowed chocolate bears.
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Northern Ireland's first minister rejects an allegation that he was to receive a payment upon completion of NI's biggest property deal.
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Volkswagen chief executive Martin Winterkorn resigns following the revelation that the carmaker manipulated US diesel car emissions tests.
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Clashes between Palestinian youths and Israeli forces erupt in the West Bank after the funeral of a woman shot at a Hebron checkpoint on Tuesday.
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Russia is to re-examine the remains of the last tsar - Nicholas II - and his family, murdered by revolutionaries in 1918.
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Australia make a stuttering start to their World Cup campaign as they fail to earn a bonus point in their win against Fiji.
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Argentina lock Mariano Galarza is banned for nine weeks for making contact "with the eye or eye area" of Brodie Retallick.
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The pontiff calls for further action on climate change, saying it was "a critical moment of history", on the first day of his visit to the US.
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A Canadian court sentences two men to life in prison for plotting to derail a train from New York to Toronto.
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Former employees of Volkswagen in Brazil file a civil lawsuit against the carmaker alleging it allowed them to be tortured under military rule.
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This year's Indian monsoon is 14% deficient, but what does this mean for India? Nick Miller explains.
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Burkina Faso's civilian president is officially reinstated at a ceremony in front of African leaders a week after being ousted in a coup.
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Two Al Jazeera journalists jailed in Egypt for 'broadcasting false news' have been freed after receiving pardons from President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi.
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A modelling study suggests that if London Underground trains travelled slower, there might be less overall congestion.
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Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed are released from prison in Egypt after receiving presidential pardons.
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School 'lessons' that got it horribly wrong
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France overcome a shaky opening 30 minutes to beat Romania and continue their winning start in World Cup Pool D.
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The Pope makes an 18th-Century missionary a saint in a move cheered by Hispanics but criticised by others, in his first canonisation on US soil.
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Splits within the EU on the relocation of migrants are further exposed as leaders gather for an emergency meeting in Brussels.
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Colombia's president and the Farc rebel leader are expected to announce a breakthrough deal on justice for crimes committed during the civil war.
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The UK will give another £100m to help refugees in camps bordering Syria, David Cameron says as he arrives for an emergency EU summit on the migrant crisis.
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Boeing will open a plant in China in partnership with state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China.
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EU leaders meeting in Brussels have agreed on boosting aid to Syria's neighbours in a series of measures aimed at tackling the migrant crisis.
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A look at France's leading clown "guru" Philippe Gaulier and his school for clowns.
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