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Lottery prizes are on offer for Bosnians who hand in illegal weapons in a month-long UN scheme getting under way.
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US evangelical Ted Haggard is sacked by his church after being found guilty of "sexually immoral conduct".
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Saddam Hussein is to learn if he is guilty of crimes against humanity and if so, whether he should be executed.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board hails Darrell Hair's removal from the list of elite umpires as a "victory for cricket".
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Kylie Minogue returns to Australia to resume her world tour, 18 months after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian rejects corruption allegations and refuses to quit despite mounting pressure.
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Actress Angelina Jolie takes a break from filming in India to meet refugees from Afghanistan and Burma.
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Italy's prime minister calls for a central power authority to prevent the cuts which blacked out West Europe.
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Israeli deputy PM Avigdor Lieberman says Israel should separate Jews and Arabs using the Cypriot model.
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England suffer a record home defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham.
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Three Palestinians are killed in Gaza as Israel vows to pursue its continuing offensive in the territory.
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At least 15 people are killed in bomb blasts in India's north-eastern state of Assam blamed on separatist rebels.
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Disgraced US evangelical leader Ted Haggard confesses that he is guilty of "sexual immorality".
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Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is sentenced to death by hanging over the killing of 148 Shia Iraqis in 1982.
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Somalia's Islamist leaders agree to hold new peace talks with the interim government to avert all-out war.
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The latest round of UN climate talks starting in Nairobi will focus on measures to "climate-proof" poor countries.
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The Iraqi prime minister says the sentencing of Saddam Hussein to death is "a verdict on a whole dark era".
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Sevilla take the lead of Spain's Primera Liga from Barcelona after the weekend's games.
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Israel's attorney-general gives the go-ahead for a gay pride parade in Jerusalem despite protests from ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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Five-times Turkish prime minister Bulent Ecevit, a key figure who ordered troops into Cyprus in 1974, dies aged 81.
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Everything you need to know about the latest developments in this year's US mid-term elections.
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Partial results are being issued to quell rumours after last week's run-off in the DR Congo's presidential polls.
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