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The first Russian film based on a novel by the former dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn is shown in Russia.
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The EU is set to hold urgent talks with Iran to try to resolve a stand-off over its nuclear programme.
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The largest crowd in a generation turns out to bury El Salvador's veteran guerrilla leader Schafik Handal.
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A state of mourning is declared in Poland after a roof falls on pigeon enthusiasts, killing at least 66 people.
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Pakistani authorities say they suspect Sunday's train crash was the result of sabotage.
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Homeless people resisting eviction from two parks in Japan's western city of Osaka clash with police.
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Crash beats Brokeback Mountain to win best ensemble cast prize at the Screen Actors Guild awards.
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The lawyer for the family of the Brazilian man shot dead on the Tube calls for openness in the investigation.
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An Islamic militant wanted for a string of attacks across Indonesia says he heads a previously unknown group.
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Serbia and Montenegro's defence minister admits holding talks with relatives of fugitive Ratko Mladic.
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Ten Somalis arrested by the US navy are flown to the Kenyan port of Mombasa, where they are to be charged.
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Greenhouse gas emissions are rising at an "unsustainable" rate and the Greenland ice cap is at risk, scientists say.
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Hamas appeals to the EU not to halt funding to the Palestinian Authority after the militant group's election win.
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Gunmen in the Gaza Strip storm local EU offices over 'insulting' cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Unidentified gunmen shoot and wound a candidate standing in controversial local elections in Nepal.
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The UK, France and Germany are holding urgent talks with Iran on the stand-off over its nuclear programme.
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A pig farmer alleged to be Canada's worst serial killer goes on trial on Monday after a lengthy investigation.
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Pakistan's new opening pair shares a century stand to take a 180-run lead over India on day two of the third Test.
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A brace from Obafemi Martins gives Nigeria a 2-1 win over Senegal and the top spot in Group D at the African Cup of Nations in Port Said.
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The Spanish authorities seized record levels of cocaine last year, confiscating nearly 50 tonnes, officials say.
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The Iraqi health minister appears to confirm that an Iraqi Kurdish girl has died of the H5N1 strain of bird flu.
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Four foreign oil workers held hostage in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta for nearly three weeks are freed.
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Somalia's transitional parliament is to meet for the first time on home soil in the central town of Baidoa.
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Mittal Steel says it will not be cutting jobs in France if its controversial takeover bid for rival Arcelor is agreed.
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France will hold a day of remembrance for the victims of slavery every 10 May, says President Jacques Chirac.
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Last-ditch talks between EU officials and Iran in Brussels deliver nothing new according to a UK official.
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Rescuers bring up to the surface all the 72 miners trapped underground in Canada for more than 24 hours.
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An explosion at a fireworks warehouse in central China on the first day of Chinese New Year leaves 36 dead.
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A second US soldier is found guilty of assaulting prisoners in a military base in Afghanistan.
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Polish officials say 62 people died when a trade hall's roof collapsed - five fewer than they had previously thought.
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Foreign aid workers say there has been almost no progress in investigating the murder of a UK man in Afghanistan.
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas says he will continue pursuing peace with Israel, following Hamas' election win.
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The daughter of Chile's ex-military ruler Augusto Pinochet is granted bail after being held on tax evasion charges.
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Guinea's Syli Nationale claim top spot in Group C at the African Cup of Nations with a well-deserved win over defending champions Tunisia.
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At least two people are injured when a bull leaps into the crowd during a bullfight in Mexico City.
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The EU says it will fund the Palestinian Authority so long as a new government seeks peace with Israel.
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Condoleezza Rice assures the Afghan head of US support ahead of a UK conference on the country's future.
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US journalist Jill Carroll, held hostage in Iraq, makes a new video appeal for the release of women prisoners.
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Al-Qaeda number two Ayman al-Zawahiri taunts the US about an air raid in Pakistan which failed to kill him.
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Wildlife experts urge the Indian government to ban a veterinary drug which is proving lethal to vultures.
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