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Luxor hot air balloon crash said to have been caused by snapping of gas tube and canister explosion.
Japanese Retail Sales Fall Less-Than-Expected in January
Sluggish retail sales underline need for further government help.
British Tourists Survive Hot Air Balloon Inferno in Luxor, Egypt
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Fears of inconclusive Italian election results have cast doubts over direction of eurozone's recovery efforts.
Japan's All Nippon Airways Cancels Dreamliner Flights Until May-End
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Waterproof Sony Xperia Tablet Z Coming to UK
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European Stocks Rise with Italy Elections in Focus
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Asian Stocks Gain on Bank of Japan Chief Speculation
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Astronauts Host First Live Web Chat From Space
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US and Japan Vow 'Strong Action' over North Korea Nuclear Test
US President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Abe agree to impose further sanctions on North Korea.
Boeing Proposes Fix for Dreamliner Battery Glitch
US authorities reviewing Boeing proposal and fights could resume by April if approved.
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Yen and China Property Concerns Weigh on Sentiments
Asian stocks posted mixed performance this week, as yen remained volatile and global concerns rebounded
British Inventor Julian Sharpe Tests Tsunami Survival Capsule with Niagara Falls Plunge
Aerospace engineer believes pod will protect people from natural disasters including tidal waves, earthquakes and superstorms.
At Least Horsemeat Does not Cause Anal Leakage: US Firms Mislabel Toxic Escolar as Tuna
Snake mackerel, banned in Italy and Japan over health fears, sold by US sushi outlets as tuna.
Rolls Royce Plans to Launch Special India-Edition Cars
The British luxury car maker looks to include Indian images and symbols in its localised edition.
Sony Officially Announces PlayStation 4 [VIDEO]
Sony has officially unveiled the PlayStation 4 along with new games including Killzone and InFamous
European Stocks Open Lower After Previous Session's Rally
European markets open weak as investors look to consolidate the previous session's gains.
Japan Trade Deficit Widens to New Record in January on Weak Yen and Energy Imports
Japan's trade deficit rises 10 percent to £11.3bn as imports become costly on weak yen.
Asian Stocks Pick Up on Global Economic Outlook
Asian markets gain, tracking global equities and the yen's movement after upbeat Japanese exports data.
Goal-Line Technology Set for 2014 World Cup
Fifa confirm goal-line technology will be used at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil after inviting applications for the license
PlayStation 4: Details, Rumour and Speculation Round-up [VIDEO]
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