Special reports
Afghanistan - the critical year
Background and analysis as a major Kabul conference examines a country at the crossroads
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Business
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Morgan Stanley sees profit surge
Morgan Stanley sees a better than expected profit between April and June, despite weakness in the wider banking sector.
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Durex firm backs £2.5bn takeover
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Coca-Cola reveals bubbly profits
Technology
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Google images top 1bn page views
For Google a picture is worth more than a thousand words - it is worth one billion page views a day, claims the firm.
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Apple profits ahead of forecasts
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Blogs closed over terror threats
Entertainment/Arts
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Schiele row costs museum $19m
An Austrian museum agrees to pay a Jewish woman's estate $19m (£12m) for a painting that the Nazis stole from her during World War II.
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Clooney to get humanitarian Emmy
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Aniston granted 'stalker' order
Sci/Environment
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Divers find ancient monkey fossil
Scuba divers find the fossilised bones of an ancient, tiny monkey in a cave in the Caribbean, revealing clues about the origin of primates in the region.
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Call for next major space mission
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EU calls time on old coal mines
Health
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HIV rate rises among over-50s
There has been a rise in the number of older people in the UK catching HIV, latest figures reveal.
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Vaginal gel 'slashes HIV risks'
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Voice analysis 'clue to autism'
Have Your Say
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What is the future for UK-US relations?
Mr Cameron is making his first visit to the US as UK prime minister. What will the visit achieve?
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What will the Kabul conference achieve?
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How important is philanthropy?
Magazine
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Who has time to change the world?
David Cameron wants citizens to build a "big society", but how do those with busy lives find time to volunteer?
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How thieves target rare books
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7 questions on famous inmates
BBC World Service
News and analysis in 32 languages
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Features & Analysis
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Global asbestos trade
Why the toxic mineral is still being sold
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'Terminator tailors'
Shape-shifting robots aim to give web shoppers the right fit
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Accidental victims
On the hunt for wildlife affected by US Gulf oil spill
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Day in pictures
Some eye-catching images from around the world
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Social behemoth
The unintended consequences of the rise of Facebook
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Into America
What became of the Somali refugees in the heart of Kansas?
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Lost in the ice
Canadian archaeologists in new hunt for Franklin expedition ships
Elsewhere on BBC News
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From crisis to flight
The turbulent journey of Boeing's new 787 - one of the main attractions at this week's Farnborough air show
Market Data
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Programmes
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World News America
Efforts to clean up the Gulf oil spill give the economy in Mobile, Alabama, a boost.