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Soldiers in Bangkok, Thailand (21 May 2010)

Thailand unrest 'under control'

Thailand's PM says order has been restored in the country and calls for reconciliation after dozens die in political violence.

How did it come to this?

What next for Thailand?

Protest: eyewitness accounts

Germany to vote on euro bail-out

Germany is to vote on its contribution to a 750bn euro rescue deal designed to counter Europe's escalating debt crisis.

Clinton warns North Korea on ship

Hillary Clinton warns North Korea faces international consequences for sinking a South Korean warship in March.

VIDEO NEWS

Live TV bird attack - it's Odd Box

BP attacked over oil leak video

Synthetic cell creator defends project

Japan's Venus mission lifts off

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS

graphical image of cell, chromosomes and genes

The meaning of life

What issues are raised by the creation of synthetic cells?

It's quiz time!

Wenlock? Why give this name to an Olympic mascot?

Robert Peston

Barack Obama gets his big bank reforms

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BUSINESS

Japan interest rates kept at 0.1%

Cameron defends not joining euro

US markets plummet on debt fear

TECHNOLOGY

Rivals line-up against Facebook

'Rogue' internet firm shut down

Google launches smart TV service

ENTERTAINMENT

Poison star sent back to hospital

US actress Lohan avoids detention

HEALTH

Statin side-effect risk uncovered

SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT

Scientists make 'artificial life'

Ports 'fail on illegal fishing'

AROUND THE WORLD NOW

AFRICA

Jail term for Malawi gay couple

Naomi Campbell may be subpoenaed

AMERICAS

US intelligence chief quits

Cannabis 'seed dealer' sent to US

ASIA-PACIFIC

Japan despatches probe to Venus

Clinton begins key East Asia trip

EUROPE

Child deaths mother due in Spanish court

Spain approves austerity measures

MIDDLE EAST

Mothers meet US hikers in Tehran

Dubai World reaches deal on debt

SOUTH ASIA

Afghan plane crash site reached

Cyclone 'kills 23' in south India

NEWS FROM THE UK

7/7 inquests to probe MI5's role

The inquests of the four 7 July suicide bombers will not be heard at the same time as those of their 52 victims, a coroner says.

UK family shot dead in Pakistan

Tesco backs alcohol price limits

Hanged child's care is criticised

Social workers responsible for the safety of a child found hanged after suffering neglect were under-trained, inspectors say.

Man held over Kate Moss home burglary

Forest search for murder victim

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS

Who pays?

Debate over the funding of the Pope's British visit

Giving ground?

British coalition building forces concessions

Naga civilians block a road in Manipur protest against the state government's decision to ban the entry of Mr Muivah on 7 May 2010

Manipur burning

Protest blockade chokes India's remote north-east

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