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The government has been accused of covering up the sale of 20 tonnes of heavy water to Israel for its nuclear programme in the early 1950s.
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Neptune and its largest moon could be the targets of a space mission in the decades ahead, researchers propose.
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The US examines a video apparently showing security contractors firing at Iraqi civilians.
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Businessmen plan to sue the Chinese state-owned chemical company blamed for a toxic spill last month.
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Five top Haitian judges are fired after ruling that a Haitian-born US millionaire can run for president.
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Tony Blair says there is now little room for manoeuvre on the EU budget.
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German ex-Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is criticised for taking a top job in a Russian-led gas consortium.
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Seven police officers and five Taleban fighters are killed in an assault on government offices in Afghanistan.
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India's Sachin Tendulkar reaches a world record 35th Test century in the second Test against Sri Lanka.
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A storm that forced thousands to evacuate strikes southern India but is weaker than predicted.
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Ministers at Montreal's climate change conference agree to long-term talks on measures to cut gas emissions.
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Ray Furlong reports on the fate of Berlin's Palace of the Republic, a legacy of the defunct communist era.
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The US ambassador in Iraq says violence must not be allowed to mar Thursday's parliamentary election.
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The UN's nuclear agency and its head Mohamed ElBaradei receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo.
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England make 327-4, their highest one-day score on foreign soil, to beat Pakistan by 42 runs in Lahore.
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Croatian war crimes suspect Ante Gotovina arrives in The Hague to face trial at the UN tribunal.
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More than 1,600 people are treated in hospital as the pollution in Tehran reaches critical levels, officials say.
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Aid reaches thousands of villagers who fled after a volcano began erupting in Vanuatu in the Pacific.
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A senior US official defends treatment of terror suspects, as Poland probes reports of CIA jails.
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The family of British hostage Norman Kember prays for his release as the deadline set by his kidnappers nears.
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Ethiopia says it will move troops away from its border with Eritrea amid a crisis over the UN's presence in the area.
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A teacher is arrested in Japan and charged with stabbing a schoolgirl to death in an argument.
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Poland announces a formal inquiry into claims that the CIA ran secret prisons on its territory.
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Prominent anti-Vietnam war campaigner Eugene J McCarthy dies at his Georgetown retirement home, aged 89.
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Groundbreaking US comedian Richard Pryor dies in California at the age of 65 after a long illness.
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