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Saddam Hussein was attacked by two court clerks while undergoing questioning for his trial, Iraqi television reports.
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Washington says Madrid raised the issue of secret CIA flights using Spanish airports with US officials.
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Three Algerians are arrested in Italy, after being found actively planning a terrorist attack, police say.
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The US and S Korean leaders call for a Korean peace treaty and say a nuclear-armed North will not be tolerated.
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Two US soldiers charged with assaulting two detainees in Afghanistan will face court martial, the US military says.
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Australia reach 60-0 in the second Test in Hobart after skittling West Indies for 149.
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Nixon told his military leaders to lie to the public about operations in Cambodia, newly released US files show.
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The US vice-president slams claims the White House misled on Iraq as Democrats question his credibility.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Labour leader Amir Peretz agree to hold elections early next year.
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Pakistan bowlers Shabbir Ahmed and Shoaib Malik have their actions reported to the ICC.
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A $100 wind-up laptop for the world's poorest children makes its debut at the UN internet summit in Tunis.
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A masked man, believed to be wanted militant Noordin Mohammad Top, appears in a video threatening the West.
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The US has held talks with Poland and other countries on setting up a missile defence base in Europe.
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An Algerian man, wanted in connection with bombings in Paris, can be extradited to France, a UK court decides.
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Fifa announces an inquiry into violence at the Switzerland-Turkey World Cup play-off tie.
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Chile's former leader, Augusto Pinochet, is fit to stand trial on human rights charges, a prosecutor says.
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Police in France say "a normal situation" has returned across the country following three weeks of urban rioting.
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A US businessman is charged with fraud relating to contracts for reconstruction in Iraq, the New York Times reports.
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Colombia's right-wing paramilitaries have agreed to resume disarmament, the interior minister says.
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The US calls for a fair and speedy trial for Ugandan opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye to prevent polls being affected.
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Referee Robert Hoyzer is sentenced to more than two years in jail for his part in Germany's biggest match-fixing scandal.
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Israeli President Moshe Katsav makes the first official visit of any Israeli head of state to the Vatican.
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Two Palestinian militants die in a suspected Israeli ambush near the West Bank city of Jenin, say witnesses.
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Chile's four presidential candidates take part in the final televised debate before the election on 11 December.
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The host of the UN net summit, Tunisia, has come under fire for the way it restricts access to websites.
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Indonesia confirms two more people have died from bird flu, a day after China announced its first human cases.
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation issues a list citing what it calls the top 10 art crimes worldwide.
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Most Chinese internet users are wary of buying goods online, a survey of Chinese internet habits reveals.
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Saudi Arabia is criticised by Human Rights Watch for sentencing a teacher to prison and 750 lashes for mocking Islam.
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England's Luke Donald and David Howell fire 59 in the fourballs to lead after round one of the WGC-World Cup in Portugal.
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Iraq's interior minister says claims of prisoner abuse are exaggerated, and the problem is not widespread.
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The votes are counted in Sri Lanka's presidential election marked by a near total boycott in minority Tamil areas.
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Sir Matthew Pinsent says he was disturbed by the treatment of young gymnasts in Beijing ahead of the 2008 Olympics.
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A senior Democrat who backed the Iraq war calls for the immediate pullout of US forces.
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Russia, Turkey and Italy officially open a major Black Sea gas pipeline after surmounting disputes.
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Egypt's ruling NDP wins most seats in first-round voting amid surging support for the barred Muslim Brotherhood.
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A growing number of Americans believe the US "should mind its own business" internationally, a new poll shows.
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A Dutch MP forced into hiding for working with director Theo van Gogh is to make a new film about Islam and homosexuals.
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A UN General Assembly panel voices serious concern about alleged human rights abuses in North Korea.
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British revisionist historian David Irving is detained in Austria on charges of denying the Nazi Holocaust.
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Anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan is fined for demonstrating without a permit outside the White House.
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The twice-postponed elections in Haiti will be held on 27 December, the interim prime minister announces.
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A special court in Sudan sentences two soldiers to death for torturing and killing a civilian in the Darfur region.
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Some 3,000 foreigners may be fighting in Iraq, a new report says, three times more than previous Pentagon estimates.
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