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The US military reverses plans to redeploy to Iraq a dog handler convicted of abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison.
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Israeli troops continue strikes on Gaza after shooting at "human shield" women who helped militants to escape.
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Fijian PM Laisenia Qarase says he will change a controversial law that had provoked fears of a military coup.
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Venezuela's energy minister causes a storm by telling oil workers they must back President Hugo Chavez.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao pledges to double aid to Africa as he opens a summit in Beijing with African leaders.
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At least four people die and many others are injured in a stampede at a temple in the Indian state of Orissa.
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Protesters in Taiwan urge President Chen Shui-bian to resign following corruption allegations.
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GB win an enthralling and brutal Test match to open their Tri-Nations account at Aussie Stadium.
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Suspected Thai rebels burn down three schools and shoot a teacher in the country's restive south.
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Iranian students hold a rowdy rally on the anniversary of the hostage-taking of the American embassy in 1979.
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Umpire Darrell Hair will not stand in any future Test matches or one-day internationals.
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The BBC's Bill Law meets Prince Johnson of Liberia - the man held responsible for the mutilation and death of Samuel Doe.
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Economic development is putting Peru's bears in danger of extinction, says Hugh O'Shaughnessy.
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Five Bulgarians and a Palestinian on trial for infecting Libyan children with HIV will hear their verdict in December.
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The BBC's Nick Squires discovers why life in the Cook Islands is not as good as the scenery.
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Military leave is cancelled in Iraq amid tight security ahead of Sunday's expected verdict against Saddam Hussein.
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Ultra-nationalists demonstrate in the Russian capital, in defiance of a ban imposed on their march.
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The Iraqi PM says he hopes Saddam Hussein gets "what he deserves", ahead of Sunday's expected verdict.
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US bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori takes office as the first female leader of an Anglican Church anywhere.
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Hungary holds a day of mourning to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the crushing of the revolution.
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An Eritrean Christian singer, held without charge for two years, has been freed, Amnesty International says.
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Israeli troops kill at least seven people including a 12-year-old girl on the fourth day of an offensive in Gaza.
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