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Tourists rescued from Antarctic cruise
More than 80 passengers and some crew members have been rescued from an Antarctic cruise ship that ran aground.
Nearly 100,000 'missing' in Congo
More than 90,000 people who fled their homes after violence flared in eastern Congo are unaccounted for, the UN refugee agency has said.
Hadron Collider repairs to cost £30m
Repairs to the Large Hadron Collider, built to simulate a "Big Bang", could cost around £30 million, scientists have said.
Famous jewellers robbed in Paris
Armed robbers have stolen millions of euros worth of gems in a raid on the luxury Harry Winston jewellers off the Champs Elysees.
Rice: 'Do more to remove Mugabe'
Dictator Robert Mugabe should not be in power and his African neighbours should be doing more to make him quit, Condoleezza Rice has said.
India admits security lapse
India's new home minister has admitted there had been security lapses surrounding last week's Mumbai attacks.
BA flies tourists home from Thailand
More tourists stranded in Thailand are to arrive home on the first British Airways flight since protests closed the main airport.
MoD to name soldier killed in Iraq
Defence chiefs are expected to name a British soldier killed in Iraq after suffering a gunshot wound to the head.
Missionaries in custody in Gambia
A British couple have appeared in a Gambian court charged with sedition or undermining the authority of the government.
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Nasa delays Mars mission
Nasa has postponed the launch of a major mission to study whether things can live on Mars.
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Boy George guilty of false imprisonment
Pop star Boy George has been found guilty of falsely imprisoning a male escort.
Bigamous ex-church minister jailed
A former church minister convicted of bigamy and forgery has been jailed for three years.
No name change after HBOS takeover
Halifax and Bank of Scotland will remain as High Street names after Lloyds TSB takes over HBOS.