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New ammunition is abundant in Iraq because of lax control over the global bullets trade, a charity says.
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A 23-year-old US marine apologises for singing a song about the killing of Iraqis that was spread on the internet.
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A war crimes prosecutor says he has documented evidence of massacres in Sudan's Darfur region.
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The US and Colombian leaders hold talks in Washington about how to speed up the eradication of drugs.
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British pop star Gary Glitter begins an appeal against his conviction for abusing underage girls in Vietnam.
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At least 40 bombs explode in the south of Thailand, killing at least two people and injuring many others.
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Chinese investment surges in the past five months, suggesting Beijing is failing to cool its rampant economy.
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Chinese rescuers searching for 56 miners trapped by a flood recover just one body after a month-long search.
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Belgian police question a suspect over two missing schoolgirls - a reminder of the notorious Dutroux case.
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Under-fire Brazil striker Ronaldo is taken to a clinic after complaining of dizziness and headaches.
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Australia's PM writes to the Indonesian leader to protest against the release of Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir.
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Australia's PM writes to the Indonesian leader to protest against the release of Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir.
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Nigeria's president gives a national address to reassure residents of an oil-rich area being handed to Cameroon.
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A school board in Miami votes in favour of removing a controversial book about Cuba school libraries.
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The gay US bishop at the centre of a row over his ordination urges Anglicans not to be swayed by schism fears.
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Iran's president urges Central Asian, Russian and Chinese leaders to unite to face "domineering powers".
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It's a Wonderful Life is named the most inspiring movie of all time in a list from the American Film Institute.
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Many countries have now recognised Montenegro's independence - but Serbia remains silent.
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Mexican police fight running battles to evict teachers protesting over pay from the main square in a southern city.
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The Nepalese government and Maoists begin a second round of peace talks on Thursday to end the rebel insurgency.
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Police make scores of arrests in Dortmund, as clashes break out around Germany's World Cup win over Poland.
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The Taleban say that they have carried out an attack in Kandahar in which at least 10 Afghan civilians die.
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Rescuers fight to save two men trapped in a bunker on the slopes of Indonesia's rumbling Mount Merapi.
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Surgeons in the US state of California separate a pair of 10-month-old conjoined twin girls.
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Iran's supreme leader says his country will not bow to Western pressure over its nuclear programme.
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Indian share prices surged on Thursday to close up 6.9% - their highest ever single-day rise.
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The UK agrees to host a possible jail term for ex-Liberian leader Charles Taylor, if convicted of war crimes.
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Gunmen kill five people in the Pakistani city of Karachi, including a senior prison official, police say.
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Six aid organisations issue a new appeal for funds to help survivors of the Indonesian earthquake.
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Kenyan evangelist Gilbert Deya, accused of child trafficking, is held after his arrest at a Scottish court.
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The Serbian government recognises Montenegro's independence, as many other countries already have.
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A mine attack on a bus in Sri Lanka kills 64 people - the military responds with air strikes on Tamil Tigers.
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India nominates a career UN diplomat, Shashi Tharoor, for the post of UN secretary-general which becomes vacant soon.
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Zarqawi's killing marks the "beginning of the end" of al-Qaeda in Iraq, the country's top security adviser says.
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Ecuador make the knock-out stages for the first time with a fine win over Costa Rica which also puts Germany through.
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Zigmantas Balcytis is nominated for the post of Lithuanian PM, two weeks after the old government's collapse.
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Ecuador coach Luis Fernando Suarez says his side want to win World Cup Group A after making the second round.
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The number of US troops killed in Iraq reaches 2,500 with the death of a marine, the Pentagon announces.
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The UN probe into the assassination of former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri is granted a one-year extension.
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The Hamas-led Palestinian government says it will urge a militant truce if Israel halts its own military action.
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Peter Crouch and Steven Gerrard score late goals to give England a flattering win over Trinidad and Tobago.
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The US says 104 insurgents have been killed in hundreds of raids since the death of al-Qaeda's leader in Iraq.
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President Bush announces the creation of the world's largest marine sanctuary, comprising a chain of Hawaiian islands.
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The leaders of the 25 European Union states begin a summit in Brussels to set a future direction for the EU.
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The US president warns against protectionism and says "tough decisions" must be made on trade talks.
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Freddie Ljungberg's 88th-minute winner knocks Paraguay out of the World Cup.
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The US hosts international talks to discuss the military successes in Somalia of an Islamic militia.
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Sweden match-winner Freddie Ljungberg says he cannot wait for next Tuesday's crunch game against England.
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A new UN group on Somalia gives strong backing to its interim government in the wake of Islamist successes.
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