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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez holds his final election rally in front of hundreds of thousands of supporters.
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Australia go 1-0 up in the Ashes series after beating England by 277 runs in the first Test at Brisbane.
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Early results from Poland's local elections indicate the governing party has lost Warsaw.
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Struggling Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi Motors secures a 56bn yen loan as it continues efforts to turn itself around.
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The Australian government is cleared of involvement in bribes to Iraqi officials under the UN oil-for-food scheme.
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King Abdullah of Jordan says the Middle East risks three civil wars if the international community does not act.
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A suicide bomber in southern Afghanistan has killed two foreign soldiers, the Nato-led force says.
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Two men who killed a British tourist in Thailand have their death sentences commuted to life in jail.
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A Leeds man released from a Pakistani jail after 18 years on death row speaks out about his experiences.
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An Iranian military plane crashes while taking off from Tehran airport, with 36 people reported dead.
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Last-ditch EU-Turkey talks collapse over the Cyprus dispute, threatening Ankara's troubled EU bid.
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Thai military chiefs recommend lifting martial law, imposed after the coup, in parts of the country.
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Venezuela is polarised as it heads for presidential elections on 3 December, reports Nathalie Malinarich from Caracas.
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The trial of Italy's ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi on fraud charges is postponed after he spends the night in hospital for tests.
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Mohammad Yousuf notches up his eighth Test century of the year but otherwise Pakistan struggle on the first day of the final Test against West Indies.
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The retrial in China of activist Chen Guangcheng ends as his lawyer walks out in protest over missing witnesses.
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Oxfam says more than half of Afghan children are missing out on school because of a lack of teachers and places.
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Chad's government denies the capital is under threat from a rebel advance, as troops deploy outside the capital.
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A Kurd tells how he survived a firing squad by Iraqi forces as the genocide trial of Saddam Hussein resumes.
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Wal-Mart is to enter India's retail market after announcing a joint agreement with Indian firm Bharti Enterprises.
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Rwanda bans French broadcasts as tensions rise over a French genocide inquiry.
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An ex-Darfur rebel who is special assistant to Sudan's president says Khartoum still supports the Arab militia.
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Sicily tries the ex-head and two members of a German charity whose ship rescued migrants for aiding illegal immigration.
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UN troops backed by helicopters push back troops loyal to a dissident general in eastern DR Congo.
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Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels have "no option" but to push for an independent state, their leader says.
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Turkey's EU accession talks are set to slow down further as a row over trade with Cyprus blocks progress.
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Spain's prime minister opens a Council of Europe campaign, saying domestic violence has no place in decent society.
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Israel launches the biggest manhunt of its history to search for a serial rapist who escaped from police custody.
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DR Congo's Supreme Court dismisses a challenge to last month's run-off election by losing candidate Jean-Pierre Bemba.
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Italy's World Cup captain Fabio Cannavaro is named European Footballer of the Year.
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Greek police investigating the murder of five men on a hunting trip believe a lone gunman was responsible.
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Chile's ex-military leader is placed under house arrest over the 1974 kidnap of two political opponents.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert seeks to revive peace efforts with the Palestinians, as a ceasefire takes hold in Gaza.
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Visiting Iraqi President Jalal Talabani calls on Iran to give "comprehensive help" to improve Iraq's security.
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Peru's Congress complains to Spanish airline Iberia about alleged discrimination against two indigenous members.
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The Red Cross says Burma has ordered it to close five local offices, severely impeding its humanitarian work.
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Ten people die and at least 19 are hurt in a fire at a home for the elderly and mentally ill in the US.
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DR Congo's Supreme Court confirms Joseph Kabila as the winner of the country's presidential elections.
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Prince Charles arrives in the west African country of Sierra Leone to a performance of music and dance.
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