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The Philippines and China accuse each other of further maritime intrusions in disputed waters following a stand-off last week.
After a preliminary report detailed abuses, and after a final report that showed Jeff Neely may have illegally wasted funds, no one stopped him from taking more trips.
Luxury clothing retailer Aquascutum, best known for its trenchcoats, has gone into administration, putting about 250 jobs at risk.
David Cameron insists the government is united, after the Conservatives' co-chairman suggests coalition with the Lib Dems could create "incoherence".
Soldiers arrest several allies of Mali's ousted President Amadou Toumani Toure days after handing power to a civilian leader, witnesses say - as a rocket scientist is named as interim prime minister.
A footballer denies raping a 19-year-old woman at a hotel claiming he he did not force her to do anything, a jury hears.
Nathan Cleverly withdraws from his WBO light-heavyweight title defence against Robin Krasniqi because of illness.
Road pollution is more than twice as deadly as traffic accidents, according to a new study of UK air quality.
Gloucester confirm that head coach Bryan Redpath has resigned from his position with immediate effect.
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Under pressure to bring down the high price of gas, President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder will outline a proposal Tuesday to increase federal supervision of the oil markets in an effort to clip the wings of speculators who are profiting off the volatility of the oil market.
The mother of one of two men accused of shooting and killing three African-Americans in Tulsa, Oklahoma, earlier this month said Tuesday her son was "a very good kid."
A watch made of electronic paper raises $3.4m in less than a week on crowdsource funding site Kickstarter.
The man who admits killing 77 people in Norway began his trial with a closed-fist salute. What's behind this gesture?
Items that belonged to Mahatma Gandhi will be auctioned in Shropshire, including grass and soil from the spot where he was assassinated in 1948.
Coca-Cola reports a 6% rise in quarterly sales thanks to strong growth in the key emerging markets of India, China and Brazil.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The first challenge to the constitutionality of the so-called fetal pain anti-abortion laws enacted in several states has come from an unlikely place. So has the second. Rick Hearn, the lawyer in the center of this fight, represents an Idaho woman challenging her state's abortion laws ...
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The International Monetary Fund says "some optimism has returned" to the global economy as it predicts slightly faster growth.
Syrian forces are attacking opposition-held areas in the north and south and continuing to bombard Homs, despite a supposed ceasefire, activists say.
A teenager is detained for eight years for the killing of a pensioner during last summer's riots in London.
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