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The day out that reunited an Indian boy with his familyHassan Ali, who ran away aged six, finds his family nine years later after a day out in Delhi.
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Do you speak Telugu? Welcome to America
What's the fastest-growing language in the US?
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K-beauty: The rise of Korean make-up in the West
A revolution in Korean beauty trends has come to the UK, but why does it appeal so much to millennials?
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Australia government braced for Wentworth by-election defeat
The ruling coalition's one-seat majority could evaporate if it loses the Wentworth by-election.
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Fake moon: Could China really light up the night sky?
The sci-fi plan would use giant mirrors in space to light city streets, but scientists are sceptical.
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Afghanistan election: Voters cast ballots amid heavy security
Afghans are set to defy militant threats and fears over fraud as they elect a new parliament.
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Mission to Mercury: BepiColombo spacecraft ready for launch
Europe and Japan await the launch of their joint mission to the little world nearest the Sun.
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Afghanistan election: Female MP refutes 'heavy' make-up news report
An Afghan news channel has focused on female candidates' appearance in the run-up to the parliamentary election.
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Amritsar: Scores dead as train mows down crowd
The victims were standing on the railway tracks watching celebrations for a Hindu festival.
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Why some sexual abuse survivors will shun Australia's apology
The apology to tens of thousands of sexual abuse survivors has left many feeling conflicted.
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Briton faces jail for spraying 'Scouser Lee' on Thai gate
Lee Furlong, from Liverpool, is accused of spray painting "Scouser Lee" on the 13th Century landmark.
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Afghanistan delays Kandahar vote after Gen Raziq killed
Voting in the Afghan province is delayed after the Taliban shoot dead a powerful police chief.
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YouTube’s Music Videos Now Sell You Concert TicketsYouTube is now partners with both Ticketmaster and Eventbrite, covering 70 percent of the U.S. concert ticket market