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Papers divided over politicians revealing tax details
Australia expresses concern at a decision in Papua New Guinea to delay elections by six months, amid an ongoing political crisis in PNG.
The author of Three Cups of Tea has agreed to repay $1m (£631,000) to his charity after an inquiry found millions of dollars of its cash was mis-spent.
Eighteen Madagascan pochards hatch in captivity, bringing the world population of this critically endangered duck to just 60, conservationists say.
The Italian government has launched a 105m-euro (£87m) project to save one of the world's greatest archaeological treasures, the ancient city of Pompeii.
A ban on tobacco displays is coming into force in England - with ministers promising it will help curb the number of young people taking up smoking.
Antibiotics may be a better alternative to surgery for treating appendicitis, according to a doctor at Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham.
The US Coast Guard has used cannon to fire on and sink a crewless Japanese ship that drifted to Alaska after the 2011 tsunami.
Evan Davis finds out why improvements in rivers in Britain's towns and cities means
A US judge sentences a Mexican cartel leader to life in prison for the murder of three people linked to the US consulate in Ciudad Juarez in 2010.
Samsung Electronics says it expects profit for the first quarter to almost double as its smartphone sales continue to grow.
How will the colour of New York taxis change?
The play with no script - just actors playing real people
A three-year-old girl with a rare facial deterioration disorder needs £70,000 for US treatment
Critics dubbed a type of processed US beef "pink slime" and killed an industry - can it be rebranded?
Cleaner urban rivers are getting anglers hooked
Exhibition illustrates 50 years of James Bond style
Changes to the reporting of injuries to workers will save businesses thousands of hours of form-filling every year, says the government.
The price of postage is going up sharply in the UK, but it still won't be the most expensive place in the world to post a letter, or not quite. Which countries win the booby prize?
Arms dealer Viktor Bout, dubbed the "merchant of death", has been sentenced to 25 years in jail by a US judge.
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