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There have been powerful aftershocks in China, four days after the tremor which killed up to 50,000 people.

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Thalia Pellegrini investigates whether there's any future for the old fashioned travel guide book in the face of stiff competition from the internet.

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Carmen Roberts explores the South Korean fascination with Kimchee - the popular pickled cabbage dish.

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Computer files seized by the Colombian military in a raid on a FARC rebel camp are genuine, Interpol has said.

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Italian police arrested hundreds of people in a nationwide crackdown on street crime and illegal immigration.

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Food prices may have peaked as the UN's Food index survey of ingredients showed its first drop in a year.

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Time is running out for thousands of people still thought to be trapped five days after China's earthquake.

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Thousands of Palestinians gathered to mark the "catastrophe" of Israel's creation in 1948.

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Helicopters and an 'army' of troops have been drafted in to help earthquake survivors in China.

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Russia has said coalition forces are repeating Soviet Union mistakes made in Afghanistan in the 1980s.

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Thousands of extra troops boost China's rescue operation following Monday's devastating earthquake.

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House prices in Spain are in freefall, with estate agents telling customers that prices are falling by up to thirty percent.

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US President George Bush is in Israel to mark the country's 60th anniversary.

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The Queen has visited a 15th century mosque on her first state visit to Turkey in 37 years.

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A curfew has been imposed in the tourist city in Jaipur in western India after a series of bomb blasts

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The US film director won plaudits for his one-man crusade against fast food culture. Now he is on the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

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The US film director won plaudits for his one-man crusade against fast food culture. Now he is on the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

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The US film director won plaudits for his one-man crusade against fast food culture. Now he is on the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

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Colombia has extradited 14 former paramilitary leaders to the US to face drug trafficking charges.

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A policeman has been killed and three people have been injured by a car bomb in the Basque region of Spain.

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Tony Blair is attempting to improve the standard of living in Palestinian territories, in his role as international envoy to the Middle East.

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China's military are preparing to parachute aid into areas devastated by Monday's earthquake.

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A BBC reporter witnesses a family's struggle to survive despite some emergency aid arriving.

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The Queen and Prince Philip have attended a state banquet on their first state visit to Turkey since 1971.

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A television station in Beirut which was attacked by gunmen on Friday has gone back on air.

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At least 60 people have been killed after a series of bomb blasts in the Indian city of Jaipur, officials say.

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Barcelona is shipping in water supplies in an effort to counter Spain's worst drought in 60 years.

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Rescuers in China have been frantically trying to free survivors from the country's worst earthquake in three decades.

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The military authorities in Burma say they remain opposed to letting in foreign aid workers to help the cyclone victims.

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Breathalysers could soon be compulsory in late-night bars and clubs in France to help prevent drink-driving.

The BBC has been given exclusive access to an Israeli army raid in the West Bank, ahead of President Bush's visit to Israel. Paul Wood reports.

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The UN secretary general has described Burma's rescue effort as being "unacceptably slow".

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Chad has closed its border with Sudan and suspended economic ties after a rebel attack near Khartoum.

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A powerful earthquake has killed up to 10,000 people in China's south-western Sichuan province.

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China has a long history of being vulnerable to earthquakes - but some of the worst have struck in the past 100 years.

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The first US aid flight has landed in Rangoon, but relief supplies were swiftly seized by the military.

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President Bush has told the BBC Arabic Service that Hezbollah has acted against its own people in Lebanon.

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Fighting between Hezbollah supporters and government loyalists has flared in the Lebanese city of Tripoli.

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The UN has urged Burma's military junta to co-operate in joint aid efforts to help victims of Cyclone Nargis.