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The sole survivor of a mine accident in West Virginia faces a vital 12 hours in his fight for life, doctors say.
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Thirteen inmates die by gunfire in a riot at a major prison near the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa.
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The governor of the US state of Virginia orders DNA tests to prove whether a man executed in 1992 was guilty of murder.
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Former rock star Gary Glitter is charged with committing obscene acts with two girls in Vietnam, a prosecutor says.
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A US sailor in Japan is being held on suspicion of a local woman's death, the US Navy confirms.
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Ricky Ponting scores his second century in his 100th Test as Australia beat South Africa in Sydney to take the series 2-0.
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Three children are killed in Pakistani-administered Kashmir by fire in a tent housing quake survivors.
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The EU describes a Maoist rebel move to end a unilateral truce in Nepal as a retrograde step.
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Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is killing 38,000 people each month, says the Lancet medical journal.
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Yao Wenyuan, the last remaining member of the Gang of Four which led the Cultural Revolution, has died.
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Liberia's interim government challenges a UN allegation that $30m is unaccounted for by its administration.
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Almost 250,000 people are trapped by heavy snowfall, as China faces its worst winter in 20 years.
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The computer firm IBM is to close its US final-salary pension scheme to existing members and give them personal pensions instead
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Five Italian tourists taken hostage by Yemeni tribesmen on 1 January are freed unharmed.
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Bosnian Serb leader Dragan Cavic protests over the killing of a war crime suspect's wife in a Eufor operation.
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US terror suspect Jose Padilla appears in a civilian court after three years in military custody as an "enemy combatant".
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Monaco defender Patrice Evra will have a medical at Man Utd on Monday before completing a £5.5m deal.
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Bulgaria says it has become embroiled in a tussle with Russia over the price it pays for its gas imports.
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India and Pakistan agree the date for the reopening of a rail link suspended more than 40 years ago.
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A plane load of Muslims from Nigeria trying to reach this year's Hajj are turned back in Saudi air space.
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The World Bank suspends all loans to Chad amid a row over how the African country plans to spend its oil revenues.
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Iraq's national security adviser says Iraqi forces are close to being able to deal with the insurgency.
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A Slovakia-Vatican draft treaty to let doctors refuse abortions on religious grounds worries EU lawyers.
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Tests confirm at least two of the three Turkish children killed by bird flu had the deadly H5N1 strain.
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The UN refugee agency speaks to about 650 Sudanese migrants violently arrested by Egyptian police last week.
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The security chief at Kabul airport accuses some Afghan government officials of colluding with drug smugglers.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has a successful emergency operation, but his condition remains critical.
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The White House rebukes Bush ally Pat Robertson for suggesting Ariel Sharon's stroke is divine punishment.
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Hugh Thompson, who helped stop the killing of villagers by US troops in the Vietnam war, dies of cancer.
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The UN Security Council calls on Haiti to hold elections by 7 February, after a fourth delay in the polls.
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Zimbabwe's government takes control of the cricket board, prompting fears the country will lose Test status.
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President Bush shrugs off weak US jobs data as he trumpets the US economy's strong performance during 2005.
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The number of dead after a building collapse in the Saudi city of Mecca rises to 76, officials say.
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A US court delays terror suspect Jose Padilla's plea on murder and kidnapping charges until 12 January.
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A former Syrian vice-president says he wants to see President Assad ousted through a popular uprising.
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