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DRC troops 'in rapes and murders'
The UN says government troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo might have committed rapes and murders in an area recently attacked by rebels.
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Games boss hails Delhi a success
Commonwealth Games chief Mike Fennell hails Delhi 2010 a success despite the event getting off to a troubled start.
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India beat England to second spot
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Melzer upsets Nadal in Shanghai
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Serbia holds 19 football suspects
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Torres fit for Merseyside derby
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US trade gap up on China imports
The US trade deficit was wider than expected in August following record imports from China, official figures show.
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Dollar continues fall against yen
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Rio Tinto reports iron ore record
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Medal of Honor game goes on sale
The controversial video game Medal of Honor has gone on sale despite calls by the UK Defence Secretary for it to be banned.
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Call to define rules of cyber war
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Plan to build 'steam-powered PC'
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Bosnia revokes Jolie film permit
Angelina Jolie is prevented from filming her directorial debut in Bosnia after its culture minister revokes a permit to shoot in Sarajevo.
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TI talks man down from building
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Carey and Keira at London launch
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Scientists say virus is wiped out
Scientists working for the UN say that they have eradicated a virus which can be deadly to cattle.
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Limited reforms for climate panel
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Salmon 'losing genetic character'
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Chest compressions 'vital' in CPR
Concentrating on chest compressions rather than mouth-to-mouth when giving emergency resuscitation can produce better results, researchers say.
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Prostate cancer urine test nears
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Walking 'could ward off dementia'
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Global mining community's support for Chileans
The BBC received thousands of messages of support from people all over the world for the miners rescued in northern Chile, particularly from members of the global mining community.
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Trapped Chilean miners: Family's diary
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Were the Commonwealth Games a success?
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How long will the miners' euphoria last?
The rescued Chilean miners surfaced on a wave of hope for the future. But is it really possible to sustain this optimism?
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Of fairness and foreigners
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Are the pips squeaking yet?
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Audio slideshow
In sound and pictures - how the Chilean miners were saved
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Sassy but serious
O'Donnell quiet on social issues - and witchcraft - in Delaware clash
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American Frei
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Idle inspiration
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Mardell's America
Does Obama still inspire voters in US heartland?
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Delhi memories
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Marrakesh with kids
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US home repossessions at highest rate for 2 years; and the Queen cancels Christmas
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At the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, two black American athletes staged a protest
