Business
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Japan cuts interest rate further
Japan's central bank cuts its interest rate to almost zero to give some life to its faltering economy.
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IMF worries over financial system
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EU presses China over cheap yuan
Technology
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Apple faces $600m damages claim
A US judge ponders a decision on a patent infringement case that could cost Apple $600m.
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Tablet PC for developing nations
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BT seeks freeze on piracy cases
Entertainment/Arts
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Hundreds at Tony Curtis's funeral
Around 400 fans, celebrities, friends, and family members bid farewell to actor Tony Curtis at a funeral chapel in Las Vegas.
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Snyder to direct Superman movie
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Matisse bronze could fetch $35m
Sci/Environment
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Asteroid has deep debris blanket
Lutetia, a giant asteroid visited by the Rosetta probe, is covered in a thick blanket of dusty debris at least 600m deep.
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Rare bumblebees making comeback
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Rhino horn smuggler is sentenced
Health
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Vatican critical of IVF Nobel win
A Vatican official says the awarding of a Nobel prize to British IVF pioneer Robert Edwards was "completely out of order".
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Flu jabs in pregnancy 'aid child'
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Checks 'predict embryo success'
Have Your Say
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Are you worried about security in Europe?
The US government has warned its citizens to stay away from crowded places in Europe because of the threat of an al-Qaeda commando-style attack. Does this affect you?
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Norman Wisdom: Your memories
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Ecuador unrest: Your stories
Magazine
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How to fill empty stadiums
With TV coverage showing Commonwealth Games athletes performing in front of near-empty stadia, how do you attract a crowd?
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Rise of the black squirrel
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In the closet or not?
Special Reports
Chile mine
In-depth coverage of the plight of the trapped Chile miners and efforts to rescue them
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Features & Analysis
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The German connection
Is the Hamburg cell that plotted 9/11 still active?
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In pictures
US Civil War portraits show faces of the forgotten footsoldiers
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Skeleton for sale
How much would you spend on a dinosaur for your home?
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American Frei
US military looks to solar power in war zones
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A friend for hire
Meet my rented friend Jenny… she only charges expenses
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Dangerous business
Chile mine deaths go up when price of copper rises
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Fired up and ready to vote
Republican enthusiasm spells trouble for Obama
Elsewhere on the BBC
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China's cave dwellers
BBC Travel discovers a 5,000 year-old way of life in Shanxi province
Market Data
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S&P 500 | 1160.75 | Up | 23.72 | 2.09% |
FTSE 100 | 5635.76 | Up | 79.79 | 1.44% |
Dax | 6215.83 | Up | 81.62 | 1.33% |
BBC Global 30 | 5312.44 | Up | 49.48 | 0.94% |
Programmes
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HARDtalk
Politician Howard Dean predicts a midterm victory for US Democrats despite the polls
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PRI's The World
An Israeli college professor sparks a row by endorsing a boycott against Israel
BBC World Service
Newshour
Is it time for new laws to prevent cyberbullying? And more security alerts for travellers.
World Briefing
BBC News reports from around the world.