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Israeli human rights group B'Tselem releases graphic footage of shooting after yesterday's forced evictions
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Head of Russian Orthodox church, who played major role in denouncing KGB's Gorbachev coup, has died
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New home minister says culprits should have been identified months ago as fears grow some escaped
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The Asian Development Bank has approved a $500m (£340m) loan to clean up Indonesia's Citarum river
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UK says outbreak shows a failed state with a government unable to protect its citizens from disease
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Leah Chishugi travels into the heart of eastern Congo to speak to 400 women and girls abused by militias
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Emirate's government acts to stave off downturn after jobs cuts and reviews of high-profile projects
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All smiles for Barbie after ruling that rival firm must immediately stop manufacture and recall its models
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Condoleezza Rice: South Africa must pressure Mugabe to quit
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Hebron evictions: Jewish settlers shoot Palestinians
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Israeli human rights group B'Tselem releases graphic footage of shooting after yesterday's forced evictions
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Bushier than Bush
Dec 5 2008:Heather Mallick: Canada's Stephen Harper has got a little time out to cobble together a slightly less objectionable budget
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Fry reveals interest in Honda buyout
Dec 5 2008:Honda CEO Nick Fry says a trio of prospective buyers have already made clear their interest in taking over the team
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DNA decision: 'Across Europe this has implications, such as in France'
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DNA decision: 'Any interference with privacy has to be for solving crime'
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Afua Hirsch on European court order restricting use of British DNA database
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Guardian Daily: EU court rules against DNA database
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Database breaches human rights; record-low interest rates; and Karen Matthews guilty, in our daily show
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Hallé/Elder
Dec 5 2008:Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The project's seven composers combine to produce a 50-minute choral suite of surprising coherence, says Alfred Hickling
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UK couple charged with sedition in the Gambia
Dec 5 2008:Missionary couple accused of writing to individuals and organisations abroad to 'excite disaffection against the president'
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Mumbai slum tale wins year's best movie award
Dec 5 2008:Slumdog Millionaire by the British film director Danny Boyle has been named the year's best movie at the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. The film, about a boy from Mumbai's slums having a shot at riches through the TV quiz Who Wants to be a Millionaire, has been widely tipped for an Oscar. Recognition by the board is helpful ahead of the Academy Awards, which take place next February. London-born Dev Patel, who plays the lead role, was also recognised for his breakthrough performance. Boyle rose to prominence with low-budget films such as Shallow Grave and Trainspotting. Aidan Jones
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Big three US carmakers plead for $34bn more
Dec 5 2008:Ford, Chrysler and GM pitch more detailed and costlier bail-out plan, received with wariness from Congress
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Betraying the student body?
Dec 5 2008:Beauty pageants are often derided as sexist, outdated and belittling - yet top female students are flocking to take part. Emine Saner finds out why
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King's illness deepens Thai crisis
Dec 5 2008:Throat infection forces monarch to miss state-of-nation speech expected to soothe country's tensions
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America's dispossessed invited to $1m inaugural ball
Dec 5 2008:Christian businessman plays Pygmalion, hosting 1000 of country's most deprived citizens at People's Ball
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