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The former Soviet region of South Ossetia holds a referendum on independence from Georgia.
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Harriet Harman criticises the US military's refusal to send witnesses to inquests of British troops killed in Iraq.
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Five Shia ministers including two from Hezbollah leave the Lebanese cabinet after power-sharing talks end.
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England's shaky start to the Ashes tour continues against New South Wales.
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South Korean Yang Yong-Eun holds off a Tiger Woods charge to win the Champions tournament in Shanghai.
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Typhoon Chebi heads towards Vietnam after forcing thousands from their homes in the northern Philippines.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez opens a military airbase to allow pop star Shakira to perform a concert.
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Arab ministers meet to discus the recent Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip and the US' veto of a draft UN resolution.
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Mohammad Yousuf's century gives Pakistan a healthy first-innings lead over West Indies on day two of the first Test.
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The Australian government says it will expand its offer for telecoms giant Telstra after heavy demand for its shares.
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An Israeli general who commanded forces in the war against Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas offers to resign.
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Police clash with protesters outside a hospital in China after a boy dies from mistakenly drinking pesticide.
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Tehran says it will crush any strike by Israel against nuclear sites following comments by an Israeli minister.
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UK police investigate the deaths of two Indians struck by a massive wave on an oil tanker.
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The Queen leads the nation's tributes at the Remembrance Sunday service for those killed in battle.
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Popular musician Jabu Khanyile, who performed at the Johannesburg Live 8 concert, has died.
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Lebanese President Emile Lahoud says the government has lost its legitimacy after a series of resignations.
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Residents in Hong Kong say goodbye to the piers that marked the city's famous waterfront for 48 years.
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Justine Henin-Hardenne ends the year with victory over Amelie Mauresmo at the WTA Championships.
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The Islamic Courts militia takes the town of Bandiradley from a pro-government warlord, reports say.
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The United Arab Emirates is failing to protect migrant workers from serious abuse, a rights watchdog says.
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Nato and Afghan troops kill about 60 Taleban fighters in a six-day operation, Afghan officials say.
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UN envoy Jan Egeland meets Uganda rebel leader Joseph Kony in a bid to help efforts to end a 20-year insurgency.
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Thirty-five young men are killed in a double suicide attack on a police recruiting centre in Baghdad.
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The White House will consider talking to Iran and Syria about Iraq's future, its chief of staff says.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki calls for a comprehensive cabinet reshuffle, as 35 people die in a suicide attack.
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A rights group accuses Vietnam of maltreating homeless children to improve Hanoi ahead of a summit.
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An Israeli court convicts a seaman of negligence over the deaths of seven fishermen in a Japanese trawler.
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Four UK servicemen are killed and three seriously hurt in an attack on a boat patrol in the southern Iraq city of Basra.
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A row over managing a fund to help poor nations adapt to climate change threatens UN talks in Nairobi.
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Exit polls from local elections in Poland suggest the government has suffered a number of setbacks.
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