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UgandaJanet Museveni, the Ugandan president's wife, is to enter politics and try to win a seat in parliament.
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ChinaSir Paul McCartney vows not to perform in China after seeing footage of dogs and cats being killed for their fur.
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IraqFour Western aid workers, including two Canadians and a Briton, are abducted in Iraq, officials confirm.
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IranAt least 10 people are killed and villages are badly damaged as a 6.1-magnitude quake hits southern Iran.
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RussiaThe Caucasus republic of Chechnya elects its first parliament since Russia regained control in 1999.
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HondurasOpposition front-runner Manuel Zelaya claims victory in the Honduras presidential election.
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JapanJapanese retail sales fell in October as hot weather hit clothing purchases, official figures show.
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United KingdomOfgem asks for an inquiry into why the rest of the EU is not selling more gas to Britain even when prices are high.
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UgandaLawyers in Uganda go on strike in protest at what they see as military interference in judicial independence.
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KenyaKenyan opposition leaders say they will hold rallies calling for new elections, despite a government ban.
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NepalPolice in Nepal close a radio station for trying to rebroadcast a BBC interview with the Maoist rebel leader.
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EthiopiaEthiopian opposition leaders and a human rights activist go on hunger strike in protest at their continued detention.
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ColombiaColombian President Alvaro Uribe officially announces he will stand for a second term in office next May.
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IndiaIndia announces more than $100m in relief aid for flood-hit areas of southern Tamil Nadu state.
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SingaporeSingapore's chief executioner says he has been sacked after his identity was exposed by the media.
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IraqFormer Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein upbraids his judge as his trial on murder and torture charges resumes.
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Pakistan, United KingdomEngland go into the Lahore Test against Pakistan on Tuesday needing a win to prevent a first series defeat in two years.
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France, 
Hong KongFrance's trade minister expresses doubts about any major breakthrough at global trade talks in Hong Kong next month.
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NigeriaNigeria deploys soldiers in Bayelsa state as tensions rise following impeachment moves against the governor.
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IndiaIndia raises concerns about its future energy supplies, amid falling oil output at its largest energy company.
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BurmaBurma's opposition NLD confirms reports that Aung San Suu Kyi has had her house arrest extended.
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Saudi ArabiaWomen in Saudi Arabia are taking part in an election, both as voters and as candidates, for the first time.
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Sri LankaSri Lanka's new president invites the Tamil Tigers to resume peace talks, a day after a rebel ultimatum.
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United Kingdom The relatives of a British would-be suicide bomber are cleared of failing to disclose information about terrorism.
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Albania, United KingdomFive Albanian pimps are convicted of trafficking women to Britain and forcing them into prostitution.
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Nigeria, United KingdomNigeria's president asks the UK how a Nigerian state governor charged with money laundering was able to skip bail.
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ChinaAn explosion at a mine in north-east China claims 134 lives, officials say, with 15 miners still trapped.
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South Africa, IndiaIndia beat South Africa under lights in Mumbai (Bombay) as the series ends drawn 2-2.
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SyriaA man appears on Syrian TV saying he was bribed to give evidence against Syria to the UN Hariri inquiry.
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United KingdomThe UK proposes cutting the money promised to new EU members, in a bid to get a 2007-13 budget deal.
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Pakistan, IndiaDelays hit the opening of consulates by Pakistan and India in Mumbai and Karachi, Pakistani authorities say.
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FranceSix of Paris' most prestigious hotels are fined for sharing commercial information, keeping prices artificially high.
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United States, 
Venezuela, 
SpainA deal that will see Venezuela supplied with military hardware by Spain goes ahead despite US opposition.
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IraqThe trial of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein hears its first witness - video testimony from a dying man.
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SlovakiaThe Slovak crown hits an eight month high against the euro after Slovakia joins the Exchange Rate Mechanism.
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CanadaCanada's prime minister faces a no-confidence vote that is likely to bring down his minority Liberal government.
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United StatesThe US Supreme Court rejects an appeal by a jailed thief, against the legality of being publicly shamed.
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United StatesUS Republican congressman Randy Cunningham resigns after admitting taking bribes from a defence contractor.
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