Business
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US bail-out official steps down
The US Treasury Department official in charge of overseeing the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program is stepping down.
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Potash in BHP US court block bid
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UK recovery 'slower than thought'
Technology
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'One app for all' effort launches
An effort to make apps that can run on any web-ready gadget, from phones to TVs, has been given a cash kickstart by the EU.
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Canada approves Facebook changes
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US schools in bid for free fibre
Entertainment/Arts
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New American Idol judges revealed
Jennifer Lopez and Stephen Tyler are to be the new judges on American Idol after Simon Cowell and Ellen DeGeneres left the show, it is announced.
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Gwyneth Paltrow to appear in Glee
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Paris Hilton denied Japan entry
Sci/Environment
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Malaria 'caught from gorillas'
Humans may have originally caught malaria from gorillas, scientists say.
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New horned dinos found in Utah
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UN asks for action on nature loss
Health
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Vulnerable pregnant 'missing out'
Many of the most vulnerable pregnant women are missing out on vital care in England and Wales, experts say.
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Antipsychotic drugs clot 'link'
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Children 'miss dog danger signs'
Have Your Say
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How can global poverty and hunger be reduced?
World leaders are meeting this week to discuss progress on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Are the goals focussed on the right areas?
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Swedish voters react to far-right gains
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Do you deserve a licence to drive?
Magazine
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The perils of £100,000 a year
It is the benchmark for a generous salary. So why do its recipients complain that earning £100,000 a year is an expensive business?
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Why autumn fruit is having a bumper season
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A tourist's guide to 'Carbuncle Town'
Special Reports
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Features & Analysis
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Foul play
Sumo fights to restore image after Japan mafia links
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Tough sell
Why Americans have not warmed to healthcare reform
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Arctic ambition
Canada stakes claim to Northwest Passage and mineral wealth
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American Frei
Why the Japan-China row is one to watch
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Nerdcore
Nerds and geeks take to rapping about their pastimes
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Harsh lessons
Delhi learns the downside of hosting a major sporting event
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Lack of trust
The struggle to stop the alienation of American Muslims
Elsewhere on the BBC
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Explore the Pyrenees
BBC Travel enjoys one of the last great areas of wilderness in France
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Programmes
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World News America
Why waistlines have been growing along with the economy in China
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PRI's The World
Residents of Australia’s Gold Coast region protest against plans to build an Islamic centre
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Newshour
India says it will be ready for Games; UN condemns Israel; and Nerdcore rapping.