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UK hits bear market as stocks dipAsian and European stock indexes fall, with the UK's FTSE 100 signalling it may be heading towards a 'bear market'. ...continue |
Grim recognitionSoviet veterans consider current Afghan conflict ...continue |
Dhoni pulls out of India seriesWicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni opts out of India's upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka. ...continue |
Queiroz poised for Portugal jobManchester United assistant boss Carlos Queiroz is close to becoming the new Portugal manager, BBC Sport understands. ...continue |
IVF twins risk 'over-estimated'A US doctor sparks controversy by saying couples having IVF are being "misled" about the risks of twin pregnancies. ...continue |
Communists 'quit India coalition'Communist parties in India say they are withdrawing support for the governing coalition over the civilian nuclear deal with the US. ...continue |
G8 vows to halve greenhouse gasesWorld leaders at the G8 summit in Japan agree aggressive targets to cut carbon emissions in an effort to tackle global warming. ...continue |
UN condemns India embassy attackThe UN strongly condemns Monday's suicide bombing at the Indian embassy in the Afghan capital, Kabul. ...continue |
Thaksin goes on trial in ThailandFormer Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra goes on trial for corruption, almost two years after he was ousted in a coup. ...continue |
San Francisco's Bush tribute plan could get up president's noseA San Francisco group says a fitting tribute to President George W Bush would be to name a sewage plant after him. ...continue |
Beijing 'failing pollution test'With just one month to go until the Olympics, Beijing's air still falls short of international standards, BBC tests suggest. ...continue |
N Korea nuclear talks 'to resume'Six-nation talks on North Korea's nuclear programme will restart on Thursday after a nine-month lay-off, the South's envoy says. ...continue |
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