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The US ambassador to Iraq warns that continuing sectarian violence there could lead to a civil war.
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Rape victims in Mexico are routinely denied access to legal abortion, says Human Rights Watch in a new study.
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The US Congress gives its final approval to a renewal of the Patriot Act, after wrangling over civil liberties.
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A young girl in south-east China becomes the 10th person in the country to die of bird flu, state media says.
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The daughter of Malaysia's former prime minister launches an attack on the status of Muslim women in the country.
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The Bank of Japan starts a two-day meeting to discuss ending its zero interest rate policy used to fight deflation.
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Match reaction to follow later.
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Li Jianzhong, a key figure in China's successful space programme, is jailed for corruption.
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India's Supreme Court sentences a key witness to a year in jail for lying during a notorious Gujarat riot case.
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Thousands protest outside the US Congress as the Senate prepares to debate tougher immigration measures.
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The first Bosnian Serb to plead guilty to war crimes in Srebrenica has his 27-year sentence reduced on appeal.
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Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan takes 5-79 as Bangladesh are bowled out for 234 at Bogra.
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Japan hits back at Chinese suggestions Junichiro Koizumi's visits to a war shrine are "stupid" and "not moral".
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Embattled Republican Tom DeLay holds on to his party's nomination to contest a seat in November's mid-terms.
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A sandstorm delays the funeral of one of Africa's best known musicians, Ali Farka Toure in Mali.
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The general leading Nigeria's fight against rebels in the oil producing Niger Delta is replaced.
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Laboratory tests confirm that a chicken found dead in Albania had the lethal H5N1 strain of bird flu.
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A military court in Jordan jails 11 militants for running a network that recruited and smuggled fighters into Iraq.
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The fatal sinking of a US water taxi in Baltimore was partly caused by Americans' rising weights, a report says.
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The bodies of 20 men are found dumped in Baghdad - 18 of them in a van in a Sunni area of the Iraqi capital.
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Yemeni layers reportedly call for the death penalty for an editor who published the Muhammad cartoons.
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Swedish police arrest a suspected member of a gang that carried out an armed raid on a passenger plane.
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Iran will proceed with its nuclear programme regardless of any UN action, Tehran's nuclear delegation says.
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India drop batsman VVS Laxman and Mohammad Kaif for the second Test against England at Mohali.
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Two people are arrested in connection with a number of fires that damaged churches in Alabama, US officials say.
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Brazil's President Lula, who is visiting the UK, insists a more generous global trade agreement is needed.
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Vets lift the ban on live British beef exports - 10 years after it came in to prevent the spread of mad cow disease.
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Two senior Zimbabwean opposition officials are arrested after police said they had found an arms cache.
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More than 100 priests in the Dublin region of Ireland may have abused children since 1940, a report says.
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One of China's most outspoken and widely read blogs is closed down by the authorities.
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Thousands march in Sudan's capital to protest at UN plans to take over peacekeeping operations in Darfur.
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Cities across India are on high alert a day after twin blasts rocked the city of Varanasi killing 14 people.
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The US-backed Middle East peace plan is "hopelessly out of date", according to a UN human rights envoy.
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Relatives of Jean Charles de Menezes will meet the Brazilian president on Thursday, the family says.
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Men in Iraqi police uniforms seize private security guards - but it is unclear whether they were arrested or kidnapped.
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Arsenal reach the Champions League quarter-finals after a draw with Real Madrid at Highbury.
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Benfica end Liverpool's reign as European champions, but Arsenal are through after beating Real Madrid.
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A UN report on Iran's nuclear work is being forwarded to the Security Council for possible punitive action.
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A state of emergency is declared in three of Ecuador's oil-producing regions as workers strike over pay.
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A US Congress committee votes to block a government deal to give a Dubai-based firm control of six ports.
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