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Israel seeks talks as freeze ends
Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu urges Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to continue talks, despite the end of Israel's ban on West Bank construction.
'Owners' battle for giant emerald
Karaoke champ wins a million dumplingsSport
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England urge more work in Delhi
The England team "unanimously" agrees to go to the Commonwealth Games in India despite concerns over facilities and security.
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Flawless Alonso wins in Singapore
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Bolton 2-2 Manchester United
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Super Kings win Champions League
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Furyk edges Donald to Atlanta win
Business
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Taxman targets Swiss bank clients
Hundreds of wealthy UK taxpayers are sent letters by HM Revenue & Customs over possible large-scale tax evasion, the BBC learns.
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HSBC confirms boardroom shake-up
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US China sanctions a step closer
Technology
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Bid to find cyberstalking victims
A new survey is launched in an effort to find out the true level of cyberstalking in the UK.
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Facebook crash 'worst in years'
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Legal row over who can use 'pod'
Entertainment/Arts
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Actors told to avoid Hobbit films
Seven global actors' unions tell their members not to take roles in the big-budget Lord of the Rings prequel The Hobbit.
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Fashion's Catherine Walker dies
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Lehman Bros art makes $12m in US
Sci/Environment
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Painless laser 'can spot disease'
Portable devices with painless laser beams could soon replace X-rays as a non-invasive way to diagnose disease.
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Neanderthals were 'keen on tech'
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Warming threat to long haul birds
Health
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City life 'boosts bug resistance'
People from regions with a long history of urban living could be genetically better suited to fighting infection, say experts.
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Alert issued on danger supplement
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Call to 'suspend' diabetes drug
Have Your Say
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What can states do to back Mid-East peace?
Israel calls on Palestinian leaders to continue peace talks as the settlement freeze expires. What can nations do to help?
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Is Australia right to criticise Delhi games?
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Are we heading towards a global food crisis?
Magazine
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How austerity shaped my cake-baking
My mother's frugal habits still haunt my cake-making, admits Lisa Jardine.
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Quiz of the week's news
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The six most familiar words in theatre
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Athletes approve Delhi accommodation
US bishop 'will fight sex allegations'
Up and away: Balloon race lift off
Jewish settlers prepare to build
US begins new Afghan offensive
Polish tourists die in Berlin bus crash
Mudslides hit Venezuela Features & Analysis
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Still standing
Reflections on the ups and downs of Nigeria's past 50 years
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Leaving Las Vegas
Closure of Liberace museum reflects austere US times From our own correspondent
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Secrets of Scientology
Panorama reporter John Sweeney revisits the church Panorama
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The Ed Miliband story
How the new UK opposition leader emerged from the shadows
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Kandahar diary
Fear and misery of civilians in Afghan battleground
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Dating scam
British women duped by fraudsters posing online as US soldiers
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The Real Berlin
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