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Sat 14 Jan, 2012

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France loses AAA credit rating

Efforts to save the eurozone economies suffer a blow as major player France loses its AAA credit rating from Standard and Poor's.

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The Drum

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Out of our league: the global auto affair

The world loves cars. Cars are an object of desire; a status symbol for the wealthy, an aspiration for the poor.

People want cars, as a general rule.

So why is everybody so rubbish at making them? How is it that barely a car manufacturer in the world seems capable of operating without some kind of government assistance?

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Just In

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Marines questioned over urination video

All four US Marines seen in an online video urinating on the corpses of militants in Afghanistan have been identified and two of them have been questioned, American military officials said.

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World

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'Dismayed' US identifies urinating Marines

American authorities believe they have identified the US Marines shown urinating on dead Taliban fighters in a video which the Pentagon has condemned as "shocking and deplorable".

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Business

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France loses AAA credit rating

Efforts to save the eurozone economies suffer a blow as major player France loses its AAA credit rating from Standard and Poor's.

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Politics

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Japan hands over Australian whaling activists

Three anti-whaling activists who boarded a Japanese ship have been handed over to a Customs vessel and are en route to Australia.

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Sport

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Whirlwind Warner rips India to shreds

David Warner remarkably hammered the fastest ever century by an opener as Australia embarrassed India on the opening day of the third Test in Perth.

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Science and Technology

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Confusion over where Russian probe will land

Uncertainty over the location of the impending crash of Russia's failed Mars probe grew on Friday, with an official saying it may end up in the Atlantic and not Pacific Ocean as suggested.

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Environment

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Japan hands over Australian whaling activists

Three anti-whaling activists who boarded a Japanese ship have been handed over to a Customs vessel and are en route to Australia.

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