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BBCCuts 'to increase child poverty'A Unicef survey of 35 countries warns spending cuts will reverse progress made on tackling child poverty across the world.
Repeat abortions are increasingMore women are having multiple abortions, according to statistics for England and Wales.
VIDEO: Olympic torch's journey up SnowdonThe Olympic torch is carried to the top of Mount Snowdon, the highest point in England and Wales, by mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington.
The strange things that happen at summitsInternational summits dominate global politics but decision-making can often be based on the strangest reasons.
Self-drive 'convoy' hits the roadA three-car self-drive convoy is tested on a public road in Spain for the first time, raising hopes of a new era of relaxed driving.
Anger over agency's shale reportThe International Energy Agency has infuriated environmentalists with a report on what it calls the "golden age" of gas.
Denmark arrests in 'terror plot'Two men suspected of planning a terrorist attack are arrested in Denmark, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service says.
In pictures: Beaumaris to ChesterThe Olympic torch relay by boat - and up a mountain
AUDIO: Ken Clarke 'chillaxing' at the cricketJustice Secretary Ken Clarke says he was "chillaxing" at the cricket
VIDEO: Royal Household prepares for JubileeWith just days to go until the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the Royal Household is working consistently to make sure everything goes to plan.
US law firm files for bankruptcyDewey & LeBoeuf files for bankruptcy protection and plans to liquidate its business, which would make it the biggest collapse of a US law firm.
VIDEO: Some dentists 'misleading' patientsSome dentists are misleading patients over their right to NHS treatment so they will pay for private treatment instead, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has found.
Rare pink diamond goes to auctionA rare pink diamond named the "Martian Pink" is expected to fetch at least $8m (£5m) when it goes under the hammer in Hong Kong.
U-turn on pasty tax 'a shambles'Labour condemns the way the government has dealt with planned VAT rises to Cornish pasties and static caravans as a "shambles", after it reverses the plans.
Annan set for crucial Assad talksUN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan is due to hold talks with Syria's President Bashar al-Assad amid widespread condemnation of the Houla massacre.
Is Indonesia becoming less tolerant?Does concert row show Indonesia is becoming less tolerant?
Peru anti-mine protest crackdownPeru's government declares a state of emergency in an area of the province of Cusco after seven days of anti-mining protests.
US tuna show Fukushima pollutionPacific Bluefin tuna caught off the coast of California are found to have radioactive contamination from last year's Fukushima nuclear accident.
UK unit to tackle war zone rapeAn initiative aimed at tackling sexual violence in war zones across the world is set to be launched by the UK.
India PM to meet Aung San Suu KyiIndian PM Manmohan Singh to meet Aung San Suu Kyi on the second day of a historic visit to Burma, after signing a series of deals.
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