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BBC News | Most Popular Stories | World Edition (10 unread)

• August 19, 2008
• 18:38

  Russia hits back at Nato warning

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  Russia accuses Nato of bias after the alliance warns Moscow that normal relations are impossible while its troops remain in Georgia.
• 18:38

  'Heart attack' halts Glitter trip

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  Paedophile Gary Glitter's return to the UK is delayed as he said he was having a heart attack at Bangkok airport.
• 18:38

  Taleban grow more brazen

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  The killing of 10 French soldiers in Afghanistan marks the latest show of strength of the resurgent Taleban, Alastair Leithead reports.
• 12:44

  US bank 'to fail within months'

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  A big US bank is likely to collapse within months as the global financial crisis worsens, a former IMF chief economist warns.
• 12:44

  Nato cools relations with Russia

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  Nato says there will be "no business as usual" with Russia, demanding Moscow withdraw troops from Georgia immediately.
• 12:44

  Afghan ambush kills French troops

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  Ten French soldiers die in fighting east of Kabul in one of the heaviest losses suffered by peacekeepers in Afghanistan.
• 12:44

  Wild dolphins tail-walk on water

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  In what is thought to be a world first, a wild dolphin is apparently teaching others to tail-walk.
• 12:44

  Day in pictures

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  Some of the most striking images from around the world on 19 August 2008.
• 12:44

  Applegate has double mastectomy

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  US actress Christina Applegate says she has had both breasts removed after being diagnosed with cancer last month.
• 12:44

  Zambia's president dies in France

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  Zambian leader Levy Mwanawasa, a critic of violence in Zimbabwe, dies in a Paris hospital two months after suffering a stroke.