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1 hours and 38 minutes ago
At least 30 children have died from infections in an Indian hospital in one week, doctors say.
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3 hours and 23 minutes ago
The $20m match between England and Sir Allen Stanford's Caribbean team is in doubt after a High
Court ruling.
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3 hours and 33 minutes ago
A US plane has been forced to land in Iran, an Iranian news agency says, but the US denies the
report.
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4 hours ago
Yemen's president says the security services have arrested a group of alleged Islamist militants
linked to Israel.
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4 hours and 10 minutes ago
India's Tata Motors is to build the world's cheapest car, the Nano, in Gujarat state following a
row over its original site.
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5 hours and 8 minutes ago
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is to retire after the upcoming Test series against Australia
in India.
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5 hours and 25 minutes ago
The BBC sees evidence suggesting a Ukrainian ship held by pirates off Somalia is carrying tanks
bound for South Sudan.
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5 hours and 44 minutes ago
Peru's energy minister resigns amid a scandal allegedly involving bribes in return for oil
concessions.
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5 hours and 56 minutes ago
A two-day curfew in Indian-administered Kashmir is lifted, allowing life in the Muslim-majority
Kashmir Valley to return to normal.
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6 hours and 5 minutes ago
Euro MPs vote on emissions targets, with some countries wanting to slash obligations for the sake
of industry.
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6 hours and 16 minutes ago
India is to launch an unmanned mission to the moon on 22 October, the country's space officials
say.
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6 hours and 43 minutes ago
The Philippine embassy in London complains over a sketch featuring a Filipina maid in Harry
Enfield's BBC show.
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6 hours and 55 minutes ago
The US presidential candidates exchange barbs as they prepare for their second debate in Nashville,
Tennessee.
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6 hours and 57 minutes ago
Russia's two leading stock exchanges are forced to close for several hours, a day after suffering
huge index falls.
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7 hours and 33 minutes ago
A man accused of beheading a passenger on a Canadian bus in July is now fit to stand trial, his
lawyers say.
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7 hours and 44 minutes ago
Tottenham, Man City, Portsmouth and Aston Villa await the draw for the group stage of the Uefa Cup.
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7 hours and 50 minutes ago
Two blasts occur near Baghdad's Green Zone as visiting US envoy John Negroponte prepares to speak
to journalists.
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8 hours and 11 minutes ago
A peacekeeper in Sudan's Darfur region has been killed in an ambush by dozens of armed bandits, a
UN official says.
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8 hours and 31 minutes ago
Turkish warplanes carry out further air strikes against Kurdish rebels in Turkey and Iraq, after
last week's deadly attack on Turkish troops.
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8 hours and 53 minutes ago
Police in India's Assam state use helicopters to spot rioting mobs as the death toll in days of
violence rises to 47.
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8 hours and 58 minutes ago
Shells are fired at Mogadishu's main market, leaving at least 15 people dead, witnesses say.
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9 hours and 53 minutes ago
European markets moved ahead on Tuesday - a day after a huge sell-off in global stocks driven by
worries about world finance.
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9 hours and 54 minutes ago
Up to 40 people are injured in an "incident" that forces a passenger jet to make an emergency
landing in Western Australia, police say.
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10 hours and 44 minutes ago
The US defence secretary says a comment by a British commander that the war in Afghanistan cannot
be won is defeatist.
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