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VIDEO: Escaped Florida monkey damages police car September 28, 2015
A macaque monkey escapes its owner's home in an Orlando suburb, before pulling the moulding off a police car and rocking back and forth on a street sign.
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VIDEO: 'Liquid water has been found on Mars' September 28, 2015
Scientists think they can now tie dark streaks seen on the surface of Mars to periodic flows of liquid water.
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VIDEO: 'Baby Pope' a hit with Pope Francis September 28, 2015
Pope Francis could be seen chuckling after spotting a baby dressed in a miniature Pope's cassock while parading through Philadelphia.
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VIDEO: Why does UN General Assembly matter? September 28, 2015
As world leaders gather in New York for the 70th meeting of the UN General Assembly, Nick Bryant explains what the summit is - and why it matters.
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VIDEO: Austria's migrant crisis hits transport September 28, 2015
Officials in the Austrian city of Salzburg say the slow processing of migrants in Germany could impact Austria's transportation system.
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VIDEO: Blackphone 2 aims to protect privacy September 28, 2015
The maker of a second-generation Android smartphone that promises to protect its users' privacy explain how it works.
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VIDEO: Catalonia nationalists win elections September 28, 2015
Pro-independence parties in Spain's Catalonia region have won an absolute majority in regional elections, near complete results show.
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VIDEO: Hungary 'may close border with Croatia' September 28, 2015
The BBC's Nick Thorpe reports from Hungary's border with Croatia, as people prepare to enter Hungary in search of asylum despite reports the border may close soon.
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VIDEO: Xi's UN 'gender equality' pledge criticised September 28, 2015
Lu Jun, an NGO director in New York, describes the arrest and jailing of his some of his colleagues who were working in the field of women's rights in China.
– U.A.E ON TERROR ALLERT
The UK Foreign Office issued, on Monday 06/16/2008, a terror warning that said terroristsin the Gulf Emirates might be planning indiscriminate attacks in places frequented by expatriates. “We believe terrorists may be planning to carry out attacks in the UAE. Attacks could be indiscriminate and could happen at any time,” said a UK embassy spokesman in Abu Dhabi.
Expatriates, many of them from Pakistan, make up a majority of the population of the oil-rich state, which consists of the seven individual emirates which assemble the United Arab Emirates – UAE which is also a major tourist destination for Westerners.
** About 120,000 British citizens live in UAE .
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