Sunday, 15 August 2010 11:32
An investigation into claims that milk powder produced by a Chinese company caused three infant girls to grow breasts has produced no evidence, China's health ministry has said.
Asia-Pacfic

An investigation into claims that milk powder produced by a Chinese company caused three infant girls to grow breasts has produced no evidence, China's health ministry has said.

Lee Myung-bak, the South Korean president, has vowed he will not tolerate any military provocations from the North amid cross-border tensions on the peninsula.

Members of Europe's far-right, including French national leader Jean-Marie Le Pen, have visited a controversial war shrine in Tokyo ahead of the 65th anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender.

Julia Gillard, the incumbent Australian prime minister, has regained her lead in opinion polls ahead of national elections next weekend, a poll published on Saturday showed.

The Chinese government has announced a national day of mourning as millions in the country's west struggle with more rain and the aftermath of mudslides that have killed more than 1,150 people.
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