What is North Korea up to?
As the North Korean leader hurls a missile directly over Japanese soil, what is he trying to achieve, and what is the best way to stop him?
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North Korea missile test 'provocative'
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Downer closes Spotless bid, lifts guidance
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Media laws gift Ten to CBS
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Watch this film of Chinese police smashing up a factory
Beijing is using licensing and environmental rules to justify shutting down factories and smashing equipment.
