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| Huge blast at Japan nuclear power plant A massive explosion has hit a Japanese nuclear power plant where a meltdown is feared as a huge relief operation continues after Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami. 0 minutes ago |
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| US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords shot in Arizona US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is shot in the head and six people are killed in a gun attack which President Obama called a national tragedy. 0 minutes ago |
| Bernanke fears slow US recovery The US is showing signs of "self-sustaining recovery", but is growing too slowly to create jobs, the Fed's Ben Bernanke says. 0 minutes ago |
| Hotmail e-mails 'missing' from accounts A number of people with Hotmail accounts are complaining on the internet that their e-mails have been deleted. 0 minutes ago |
| Google unveils Chrome OS notebook for test scheme Google shows off a notebook running its much anticipated Chrome operating system but says that it will not go on sale until 2011. 0 minutes ago |
| BP says 'static kill' to stop oil leak was successful BP says drilling mud pumped into its ruptured Gulf of Mexico well is holding the oil down, a major step towards permanently sealing it. 0 minutes ago |
| Iran denies reports of attack on President Ahmadinejad Iran denies President Ahmadinejad was targeted in an assassination attempt, after initial reports of a grenade attack on his convoy. 0 minutes ago |
| Google Android phone shipments increase by 886% Shipments of Google's Android operating system for smartphones have rocketed by 886% in the last year, figures suggest. 0 minutes ago |
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| Facebook makes move into search with Questions Facebook has made its first steps into the search market with the launch a servcie that allows users to quiz the site's 500m members. 0 minutes ago |
| Plane crashes in Pakistan capital with 150 people onboard Reports are coming in that a plane has crashed in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. Initial information suggests it was flying to Islamabad via Karachi with more than 150 people on board. 0 minutes ago |
| India unveils prototype for $35 touch-screen computer The Indian government unveils the prototype of an iPad-like touch-screen laptop, with a price tag of $35 (£23), which it hopes to roll out next year. 0 minutes ago |
| David Cameron faces a history of complexity on US trip In modern politics perception is everything and armies of diplomats and press officers are engaged to make sure that we perceive what we are meant to perceive. 0 minutes ago |
| BBC News - Apple fixes one iPhone bug as another appears Apple issues a fix for the iPhone signal strength bug as users report more handset problems. 0 minutes ago |
| How will US financial reforms affect Wall Street? The US Senate has approved the biggest shake-up of financial regulation since the Great Depression - aimed at preventing a repeat of the financial crisis that brought the world economy to its knees. 0 minutes ago |
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 Conundrum of Kerala's struggling economyThe BBC's Soutik Biswas on how India's most socially developed state, Kerala, is also its most economically backward. 0 minutes ago |
| Ties between Israel and US 'worst in 35 years' A settlements row has pushed US-Israeli relations to their lowest point for 35 years, a top Israeli envoy is quoted as saying. 0 minutes ago |
 Kerala's love affair with alcoholThe BBC's Soutik Biswas on why Kerala has the heaviest per capita consumption of alcohol in India. 0 minutes ago |
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 BBC News - World's tallest building opens in DubaiDubai opens the world's tallest building - towering 828m (2,716ft) - in a dramatic fireworks ceremony. 0 minutes ago |
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