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Business leaders attack Eurosceptics
A number of prominent business leaders accuse those calling for Britain to leave the European Union of "putting politics before economics".
Peru's Fujimori health 'worsens'
A senior doctor treating Alberto Fujimori says the jailed former president of Peru has severe and worsening health problems.
VIDEO: Ai Weiwei makes art from milk tins
Artist Ai Weiwei has created a map of China made entirely out of tins of formula milk, to highlight tensions over tainted baby food.
Briton held over children's deaths
A British man has been arrested in France in connection with the deaths of his two children, media reports say.
VIDEO: Tensions rise in Tunisia
One protester has died as tensions rise in Tunisia between hardline Salafists and the country's moderate Islamist government.
Deadly tornadoes ravage Oklahoma
At least one person is reported dead and several others injured by a series of tornadoes that have torn through the US state of Oklahoma.
PM warns overseas territories on tax
David Cameron has called on British overseas territories to "get their house in order" and sign up to international treaties on tax.
Morsi rules out Sinai hostage talks
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi rules out negotiating with the abductors of seven security personnel seized last week in the Sinai peninsula.
Morsi rules out Sinai hostage talks
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi rules out negotiating with the abductors of seven security personnel seized last week in the Sinai peninsula.
Man killed as blast destroys house
The body of a man is recovered from the remains of a house in Nottinghamshire after it was destroyed in an explosion that injured four others.
Keeping alive Gaza's culinary traditions
Preserving the spice of life when ingredients and power are scarce
Do white South Africans have a future?
What is the future for white people in South Africa?
Police killed in fresh Iraq attacks
At least three police officers have been killed after gunmen attack their station in northern Iraq, local officials say.
The cassette makes a comeback
The company reinvigorating the humble cassette tape
Not your typical multimillionaire
The surprising life of a young multimillionaire
VIDEO: Running barefoot in Wyoming
How barefoot Indian tribe inspired a US fitness revolution
America's Latino future
Mark Mardell assesses impact of growing immigrant community
Eritrean tells of Sinai torture for ransom
Refugee's story of seven months held in the Sinai desert
Canada PM aide quits in expenses row
Nigel Wright, chief of staff of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, resigns over his role in a growing expenses scandal.
VIDEO: Assad: No intention of stepping down
Syria's President Assad has said he has no intention of stepping down in his first interview since calls were made for a peace conference to try and resolve the conflict.









