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Chinese shares extend their recovery on the last day of a volatile week which started with shock losses that spread fear to global markets.
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Scientists say they can now explain what happened to Knut, the famous polar bear that drowned at Berlin Zoo in 2011.
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Providing services through a country as wide-spread as Indonesia - with its 17,000 islands - poses a challenge - banking by boat is one way to fix the problem.
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The story of how one family - and its staying power - has kept producing whisky successfully throughout five generations.
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Facebook boast a new record, with more than a billion people using the social network on a single day this week.
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South Sudan has what many business people describe as a "war economy" as they battle to keep their companies afloat as a result of the brutal civil war.
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Lerato Mbele visits a tea farm to find out why Kenya is the world's largest exporter of the beverage.
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The number of Post Offices opening on a Sunday will hit 3,000 this week-end, thanks to new facilities at a garden centre in Norfolk.
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How video-on-demand services are shaking up broadcasting
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Britain's biggest satellite operator, Inmarsat, awaits the launch of the spacecraft that will complete its new £1bn global telecommunications network.
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Is austerity is helping or hurting?
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What will be the impact of the crash at Shoreham?
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The writer and environmentalist George Monbiot cooks dead squirrel in the Newsnight studio as he discusses the outraged reaction he got on social media after revealing he had cooked and eaten a "road kill" squirrel.
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Google formally rejects the EU's allegations that its shopping links service amounts to an abuse of its dominance of search.
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When disaster strikes, who's first on the scene? More and more, it’s a robot. In her lab, Robin Murphy builds robots that fly, tunnel, swim and crawl through disaster scenes, helping firefighters and rescue workers save more lives safely -- and help communities return to normal up to three years faster.
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The government says it plans to significantly reduce subsidies paid to small scale green power installations.
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Scientists say Knut, the famous polar bear that drowned at Berlin Zoo in 2011, had a type of autoimmune inflammation of the brain that is also recognised in humans.
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The Ukrainian government announces a debt restructuring deal with creditors including a 20% write-off, saving the conflict-hit country from default.
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The US economy grew by far more than previously thought between April and June, revised figures show.
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The BBC speaks to two women who say their lives have been dramatically affected by the hacking of infidelity dating website Ashley Madison.
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Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, one of the country's best-known businessmen, says China needs to drop unrealistic official economic growth targets.
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Thailand has been carrying out health checks on 14 orangutans, in preparation for their repatriation to Indonesia.
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Qatar Airways is relaxing rules that saw female cabin crew members who became pregnant face the sack.
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Local authorities in England and Wales used bailiffs to collect debts more than 2 million times last year, according to new research.
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The BBC spoke to Sainsbury's Chief Executive Mike Coupe about the company's plan to raise its basic hourly wage by 4% from the end of August.
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