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Manmohan Singh is meeting President Thein Sein as he makes the first official visit to Burma by an Indian prime minister since 1987.
Campaigners opposed to a trial of genetically modified wheat in Hertfordshire are being kept away from the test site on Sunday because of fears the crop may be damaged.
When three customers at royal-themed tearoom in Durham stayed seated for the national anthem, the owner asked them to leave.
Can anti-monarchists make themselves heard in Jubilee year?
The UK should learn from Germany's successful economy, rather than lecturing the eurozone, Business Secretary Vince Cable says.
South Korea is preparing to celebrate the birthday of Buddha, but the role of monks in the country has been questioned after recent scandals.
When does exercise become bad for you?
Capturing the sights of the Eurovision Song Contest
Loreen has triumphed for Sweden at the 57th Eurovision Song Contest, with her club track Euphoria.
Swedish singer Loreen has won this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Azerbaijan, with UK entry Engelbert Humperdinck finishing 25th out of 26.
What do stars think TV highlight of last year has been?
Although dangerous and potentially poisonous work, ship-breaking is big business in poverty-stricken Bangladesh, as a BBC film crew discovers.
A Peruvian car is destroyed and its driver is killed by a landmine in northern Chile after crossing the border illegally.
The moment the hated Nazi Heydrich met his downfall
Prominent atheist Richard Dawkins says he supports the plan to put a Bible in every English school.
The sleepy frontier community on India-Burma border
Hundreds of ultra-conservative Salafists clash with security forces, attack a police station and damage shops selling alcohol in a Tunisian town.
UN observers count at least 90 bodies, including 32 children, after Syrian government forces attacked the town of Houla, sparking foreign condemnation.
Chile is evacuating nearly half a million pigs from one of the largest meat processing plants in Latin America after the foul smell sparked riots.
Emergency services urge the public not to jump into unknown waters to cool off in hot weather, after two deaths in two days.
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