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A WWII airman whose frozen body was found 63 years after his plane crashed is buried in the US.
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A small plane with 14 people on board crashes into a factory in Ecuador, killing five, officials say.
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The UN Security Council votes to speed up plans to deploy peacekeepers to Darfur in western Sudan.
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A French student group refuses to meet the prime minister on Saturday about a controversial youth labour law.
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The West Indies creep to 95-1 at the close on a rain-hit first day of the third Test against New Zealand.
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A jet engine that could reduce flight times between London and Sydney to two hours is tested in Australia.
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Thirteen civilians are killed in a landmine blast in the Indian state of Chattisgarh, officials say.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is due to arrive in Australia in the first call of a three-country tour.
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Nigeria's President Obasanjo announces a two-day extension to the country's first census in 15 years.
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Russia rejects US claims it gave Saddam Hussein intelligence on US military moves during the Iraq war.
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A US soldier dies as US and Afghan forces engage in heavy fighting with suspected Taleban militants.
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Caroline Wyatt in Paris discovers the spirit of rebellion is gripping the people of France.
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British former hostage Norman Kember is due back in the UK after 117 days spent captive in Baghdad.
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Two Canadian peace activists held hostage in Iraq for almost four months begin their journey home.
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India wins the silver medal in women's hockey while shooter Samaresh Jung fails to win a record sixth gold.
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As Israel prepares to go to the polls, James Reynolds looks at the people hoping to fill the void left by Ariel Sharon.
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Jonathan Kent reveals a different side to Malaysia which is not normally reported by the outside world.
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The meaning of God's word must be interpreted "for this time", Prince Charles says in a speech to Saudi students.
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Refugees cross into Chad to escape alleged systematic killing of men and boys in the Central African Republic.
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Six Tamil Tiger rebels are killed after blowing up their vessel off Sri Lanka's north-west coast, the military says.
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Afghan officials meet in Kabul to discuss the fate of a man facing execution for converting to Christianity.
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Ex-hostage Norman Kember thanks soldiers who rescued him from kidnappers in Iraq as he arrives home.
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Nigeria agrees to hand over Liberia's exiled former leader, Charles Taylor, to face war crimes charges.
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Tens of thousands of people demonstrate in Bangkok in an bid to oust Thaksin Shinawatra before a poll.
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Police and protesters clash in the Belarus capital during a mass opposition rally over the disputed election.
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The Pope asks the Afghan president to free a man facing possible execution for converting to Christianity.
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A gunman shoots six people dead at a party in Seattle in the US before turning the gun on himself, police say.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and wife Cherie cheer on athletes in Australia in the first call of a three-country tour.
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Activists in Los Angeles protest against plans to criminalise undocumented workers.
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