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Furore over China egg freezing ban

File photo: Chinese actress Xu Jinglei attends the 5th Chinese Film Festival press conference on May 11, 2015 in Paris, France
There is intense debate in China over a ban on women freezing their eggs, after an actress revealed that she used the procedure in the US.
  • 4 August 2015
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Hainan gibbon

Loss of world's rarest ape charted

The decline of the Hainan gibbon - the world's rarest primate - has been revealed by a trawl through historical Chinese documents.

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China stocks trader counts his losses: 'Never trust the government'

The slump in Chinese share prices has brought trouble for ordinary investors. Carrie Gracie spoke to one man who has taken a big hit.
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