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The leaders of Uganda's main political opposition parties are meeting Monday in talks aimed at fronting a joint candidate to challenge the country's long-serving leader in elections next year.

LONDON/BEIJING (Reuters) - China could build and own a nuclear power plant in Britain in future, UK Chancellor George Osborne said on Monday, potentially paving the way for China's first nuclear project in the West.

LONDON/BEIJING (Reuters) - China could build and own a nuclear power plant in Britain in future, UK Chancellor George Osborne said on Monday, potentially paving the way for China's first nuclear project in the West.

Spain's northeastern Catalonia region would be automatically ejected from the European Union and the eurozone if it were to declare independence, the country's central bank said Monday.

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon is to provide schooling for tens of thousands more children this year including Syrian refugees, the education ministry said on Monday, as the country tries to cope with the effects of the war next door.

CARDIFF (Reuters) - Wales centre Cory Allen, who scored three of his country's eight tries in their Rugby World Cup opener against Uruguay, was ruled out of the rest of the tournament by a hamstring tear on Monday.

CARDIFF (Reuters) - Fiji have made four changes to the team beaten 35-11 by England for their Rugby World Cup Pool A match against Australia on Wednesday.

(Reuters) - Gilead Sciences Inc said its experimental combination treatment was effective against all forms of hepatitis C infection, citing data from four late-stage studies.

(Reuters) - Gilead Sciences Inc said its experimental combination treatment was effective against all forms of hepatitis C infection, citing data from four late-stage studies.

LONDON/BEIJING, Sept 21 (Reuters) - China could build and own a nuclear power plant in Britain in future, UK finance minister George Osborne said on Monday, potentially paving the way for China's first nuclear project in the West.

FRANKFURT, Sept 21(Reuters) - Greece's liabilities to the euro zone's bank payment system climbed last summer to highs not seen since 2012, as fears Greece would be forced out of the euro zone drove money out of the country, data from the European Central Bank showed on Monday.

LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland coach Vern Cotter recalled fit-again fullback Stuart Hogg for his side's opening Pool B game against Japan in Gloucester on Wednesday.

Kurt Zouma has admitted in a post-match television interview that Diego Costa is a 'cheat' and he was 'not surprised' by the striker's controversial antics against Arsenal on Saturday.

Kurt Zouma is "deeply upset" after accidentally saying Diego Costa "likes to cheat a lot" in a televised post-match interview after Chelsea's victory over Arsenal on Saturday.

* Fear of Grexit (Adds Tsipras comment, bailout wiggle-room)

WASHINGTON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - U.S. home resales fell more than expected in August, a cautionary sign for the U.S. housing market which has recently looked on stronger footing.

NEW YORK, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Since high school, Gaby Lorenzo has dreamt of a home that she can call her own - of a place she can decorate just the way she wants and where she has a sense of control.

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - At least 54 people were killed and 90 wounded in a multiple bomb attack in the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri in Borno state on Sunday evening, a police spokesman said on Monday.

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - At least 54 people were killed and 90 wounded in a multiple bomb attack in the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri in Borno state on Sunday evening, a police spokesman said on Monday.

A man is injured after stepping on a booby-trap planted to protect medical marijuana plants in Detroit. Diane Hodges reports.

A man is injured after stepping on a booby-trap planted to protect medical marijuana plants in Detroit. Diane Hodges reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - The Liberal Democrats, Britain's most enthusiastic Europhiles, kicked off the fight to stay in the European Union on Monday with a warning that their rivals are dangerously ambivalent about the consequences of leaving.

LONDON (Reuters) - The Liberal Democrats, Britain's most enthusiastic Europhiles, kicked off the fight to stay in the European Union on Monday with a warning that their rivals are dangerously ambivalent about the consequences of leaving.

After finding high-tech solutions to halt suicide bombings and rockets, tech-savvy Israel is struggling with the resurgence of a weapon dating back to David and Goliath: the hurled rock.

Alexis Tsipras is set to receive the formal mandate later Monday to form a government for the second time this year, after his left-wing Syriza party unexpectedly won a decisive victory in Greek early national elections.