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Prime Minister David Cameron believes the Greek elections amount to a referendum on Greece's membership of the euro, sources close to him say.

Chelsea striker Fernando Torres wants talks with the club about his future after suffering the 'worst moments' of his career.

A row breaks out over the sale of a rare dinosaur skeleton sold at auction in the US.

Budget airline Ryanair reports record annual profits as fare rises help to offset a sharp rise in fuel costs.

At least two people are killed and 18 injured in clashes overnight in the Lebanese capital Beirut, the first there since the Syrian conflict began.

The Mexican army says a leader of the Zetas drug cartel has been arrested for the killing of 49 people whose bodies were dumped by a roadside.

US internet company Yahoo says it has reached a deal to sell part of its stake in China's biggest internet company Alibaba Group.

Millions of people across the Pacific witnessed an annular eclipse, which resulted in a 'ring of fire'.

The death of the Libyan man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing has been received with mixed emotions by the relatives of the victims.

Qantas says it will cut 500 jobs as it relocates its heavy maintenance and engineering work out of Melbourne.

Thailand's economy rebounds sharply as factories boost production recovering quickly from last year's floods.

Filipino Christians have protested against Lady Gaga's planned concerts in Manila.

Thousands of people left homeless by a powerful earthquake in northern Italy spend the night in shelters as aftershocks continue in the region.

The 29 Chinese fishermen and three boats seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans are free and have arrived in China, reports say.

Carey Mulligan backs a call for dementia awareness as a poll highlights the impact on families and friends.

Partial results in the Dominican Republic's presidential election put the candidate of the governing party, Danilo Medina, in the lead.

South Korea urges North Korea to follow a 'different path to peace' at the start of talks with the US and Japan, amid fears of a third nuclear test.

An annular eclipse, in which the Moon partially blocks out light from the Sun, has moved across east Asia and the western US.

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog has arrived in Tehran, voicing optimism about reaching agreement on Iran's controversial nuclear programme.