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New Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai is in a hurry to turn around the struggling Japanese technology giant.
Provides an overview of Hungary, including key events and facts about this eastern European country
Shares in the bookstore chain Barnes and Noble have shot up after reports Microsoft was planning to buy its Nook e-reader.
Many medical implants are vulnerable to attacks that threaten the lives of people kept alive by them, say researchers.
Four people die and 16 others are injured as a train hits a parade float on its way to an event honouring wounded US veterans in Texas.
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One of three winners of the $656m Mega Millions jackpot has come forward with a ticket from the US state of Maryland, lottery officials say.
14 yo teen model young A British child has died in a pool at a hotel waterpark in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, travel company First Choice says.
Private rents in England and Wales went up by 0.5% in April, according to letting agency group LSL Property Services.
Any society that doesn't pay attention to history has dangerously shallow roots, says Sarah Dunant.
The Daily Telegraph is to extend its paywall to UK readers, the latest newspaper to turn to the measure as readerships become increasingly digital.
Six astronauts are about to return from an usual mission after spending a week in a vast cave network on the island of Sardinia.
A man who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes admits causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
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French winemaker Leo Tordjman tells how his Chateau le Puy became an unexpected overnight success in Japan.
Provides an overview of Serbia, including key events and facts about this European country which used to be part of Yugoslavia
Prince William hits out at poachers killing for horns
MPs on the Public Accounts Committee question whether the government's £310bn infrastructure spending plans are 'credible'.
Some business leaders warn that the prime minister's EU referendum proposal will hurt investment, but others back his move, as he heads to the Davos World Economic Forum.

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