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Shame in China as village votes to expel HIV-positive boy

When Wang Pinghe was 12 years old, his parents took him to hospital for an operation to his chest. He came out infected with HIV.  
Boy, 8, forced to leave Sichuan home after villagers, including his own grandfather, vote him out
18 Dec 2014

Boys rescued after terrifying fall into tar tank

Boys rescued after terrifying fall into tank filled with tar 
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A dramatic video has emerged from China of fire fighters rescuing two young boys from a tank filled with tar in Sichuan Province
17 Dec 2014

World's first surviving panda triplets named

The world's only live giant panda triplets  
More than one million names submitted in competition to name only recorded surviving panda triplets
17 Dec 2014

China to attack financial crime in Macau

Macau Grand Lisboa and Lisboa casinos at night 
Beijing security chiefs to target casinos in a once-sleepy Portuguese colony that has become the world's largest gambling market with multi-billion pound revenues and a reputation for organised crime and vice
17 Dec 2014

Tibetan burns himself to death in China

Tibetan area of west China 
Man set himself alight in protest over China's rule
17 Dec 2014

Dalai Lama: British government needs Chinese money

The Dalai Lama says Britain kowtowed to China over the protests in Hong Kong because its “pocket is more or less empty”
16 Dec 2014

The Brits behind a brewing revolution in China

Two expats from Essex are behind a highly successful brew-pub called the Bad Monkey, which has sparked copycat venues across the country
16 Dec 2014
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Chinese generals 'care more for wealth than war’

Military newspaper lashes out at “pleasure-seeking” army commanders as China’s president takes aim at corrupt members of the People’s Liberation Army
16 Dec 2014

Police arrest 17 during clearance of last Hong Kong protest camp

Hong Kong’s chief executive celebrates the "end” of the Umbrella Movement protests but pro-democracy demonstrators vow to battle on
15 Dec 2014

China bans civil servants from playing golf during office hours

Communist Party officials in southern China are banned from playing golf during working hours as Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign puts the fairway off limits
15 Dec 2014

'Hogwarts' built in China

Harry Potter
Turrets, spires and clock towers are all part of the Heibei Academy of Fine Arts building
15 Dec 2014
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Climate change talks. Plus ça change...

Global accord is impossible. But China and America have shown that meaningful progress can be made
15 Dec 2014
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Justin Welby ponders landmark China tour to see explosion of Christianity

Archbishop of Canterbury facing diplomatic tightrope after invitation from Communist authorities to visit China to see ‘harmonious coexistence’
14 Dec 2014

China holds first Nanjing Massacre memorial day

"No one can deny the Nanjing Massacre", says China's president, as Beijing remembers atrocity which it claims Japan has failed to atone for
13 Dec 2014

Can Hong Kong's new protesters ever win?

China claims victory after police dismantle Hong Kong's main protest camp but young activists will prove thorn in Beijing's side for decades to come
13 Dec 2014
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The world’s 14 most prolific serial killers

The 14 most prolific serial killers the world has ever seen - not including medical professionals or murderers acting as part of a group
12 Dec 2014

World's worst serial killers

From Russia's 'Chessboard Killer' to the infamous Ted Bundy, here are some of the world's most deadly serial killers
12 Dec 2014

Chinese grandmother, 81, becomes Internet hit after skydiving in Australia

Min Deyu, 81, went skydiving in Australia while visiting her son but is still 20-odd years from the title of oldest skydiver
12 Dec 2014

'We'll be back' Hong Kong protesters vow

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Watch live coverage from Hong Kong's Admiralty district as pro-democracy protesters continue their rallies, defying calls to disperse in a major pushback against Beijing
11 Dec 2014

Hong Kong final clearance

In pics: Authorities clear last protest site
11 Dec 2014

Superbug threat to human race ‘more certain’ than climate change – inquiry chief

Economist investigating threat of return to medical ‘dark ages’ predicts 10 million a year could die within a generation
11 Dec 2014

Hong Kong bailiffs begin clearing main pro-democracy protest camp

The largest pro-democracy demonstrations seen in China for decades enter their final hours as hundreds of police and officials sweep into Hong Kong’s main protest camp
11 Dec 2014

Thousands flock to Hong Kong protest camp ahead of clearance

As 7,000 police prepare to end China's largest political protests in decades, protesters in Hong Kong vow to continue their battle for democracy
10 Dec 2014

World's longest train journey ends in Madrid

An 8,000 mile crossing from China to Spain, passing through eight countries and taking 20 days, has raised hopes of a new "Silk Train" transport route
10 Dec 2014

China accuses US of human rights ‘double-standards’

Ahead of the expected release of Senate "torture" report, China accuses United States of showing “disregard” for human rights
09 Dec 2014
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