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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition Clinton named secretary of state US President-elect Barack Obama names former rival Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, as she vows to give her all.
India makes protest to Pakistan India summons Pakistan's high commissioner to protest over groups it claims carried out deadly attacks in Mumbai.
Soldiers rampage at Harare bank Dozens of troops have run amok in the Zimbabwean capital Harare after losing their temper while queuing for money at a bank.
US factory output plummets again US manufacturing activity fell in November to a fresh 26-year low, the latest Institute for Supply Management data shows.
Dozens killed in Iraqi bombings At least 32 people have died in bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital Baghdad and the northern city of Mosul, officials say.
Web searches feed health fears Health information online is breeding a generation of cyberchondriacs - people who needlessly fear the worst diagnosis after surfing the net, say researchers.
Three lose jobs over UK's Baby P case Six people at Haringey Council are suspended and two resign after a "damning" report into the Baby P case.
German freezer baby mother guilty A German woman is jailed for more than four years for killing two of her babies and keeping them in a freezer.
Artists await Turner announcement This year's Turner Prize winner will be presented at Tate Britain later by Australian singer Nick Cave.
Iran to set up marriage bureaux to help young find suitable spouses The Iranian government is to set up a network of marriage bureaux to help young Iranians find a husband or wife.
England given kind World Cup draw England are drawn in the same group as Argentina and Scotland for the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand but avoid all three Tri-Nations sides.
Drogba stays at Chelsea - Kenyon Didier Drogba will not leave Chelsea in January, says club chief executive Peter Kenyon.
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Lonely isles UK communities 'much weakened' in past 30 years
Electric future Climate advisors are talking 'bout new generation
Kicks from bricks Meet the man who gets paid to make things out of Lego
Nigeria riot victims swamp medics Hospitals in a Nigerian town hit by sectarian violence at the weekend are struggling to cope, say aid officials.
Chavez announces re-election plan Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announces a plan to seek a constitutional amendment to allow him to stand for re-election.
Planes freed for Thai evacuations Dozens of empty planes fly out of Bangkok's international airport, after authorities reach a deal with protesters.
Romanian election neck-and-neck With most of the vote counted, two Romanian opposition parties are running a tight race for first place in elections.
Israel awaits Mumbai attack dead Israeli and Jewish victims of the attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai are to be flown to Israel for burial, officials say.
Sri Lanka army 'in fresh advance' Sri Lanka's army says it has recaptured a key northern town near the Tamil Tigers' stronghold of Kilinochchi.
Leaks 'were in public interest' The solicitor for the civil servant who leaked information to Tory Damian Green says he acted in the "public interest".
US recession 'began last year' The US recession began in December 2007, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Antioxidants 'cannot slow ageing' Diets and creams which claim their antioxidant properties could cheat the advances of time may be worthless, researchers suggest.
First inventory of life at poles The first comprehensive inventory of the sea and land animals living in a polar region has been carried out.
Mumbai celebrated at film awards The director of a new movie set in India pays tribute to Mumbai as his film wins top prize at the British Independent Film Awards.
EU to search out cyber criminals Police forces will be remotely searching hard drives as Europe steps up the fight against hi-tech thieves.
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