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Trials of a new male contraceptive are being expanded in the US after overwhelming initial interest.
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Rebels from Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army want arrest warrants dropped before they will sign a peace deal.
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Japan and China issue a joint statement declaring that a nuclear test by North Korea would be "unacceptable".
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North Korea claims to have carried out its first ever test of a nuclear weapon, according to media reports.
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A prominent political leader of the lower-castes in India, Kanshi Ram, dies in the capital, Delhi.
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Indian PM will meet his British counterpart Tony Blair during his six-day visit to Europe which begins today.
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Indian firm Tata Steel is close to launching a £5bn offer for Anglo-Dutch firm Corus.
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Chinese media says the country's biggest bank, ICBC, plans to raise up to $21bn when it floats - a record high.
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Measures to deal with severe overcrowding in jails across England and Wales are expected to be announced.
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The trial of ex-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein for alleged genocide against the Kurds resumes on Monday.
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The two remaining candidates for the Brazilian presidency take part in their first TV debate ahead of the run-offs.
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Local elections in Belgium show an increase in support for the Flemish far-right Vlaams Belang party.
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Gunmen in police uniforms shoot dead the brother of Iraqi Vice-President Tariq al-Hashimi in Baghdad.
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Pakistan says North Korea's nuclear test is a 'destabilising' development for the region.
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The Danish PM denounces the drawing of new cartoons by far-right activists mocking the Prophet Muhammad.
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Eighty-nine Iraqi policemen need medical treatment after eating a meal at their base near Baghdad, officials say.
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Libya's authorities order prisoners to end a protest, after a shooting by guards.
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A colleague confronted ex-lawmaker Mark Foley about his e-mails with teenagers in 2000, a report says.
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North Korea says it has carried out its first test of a nuclear weapon, defying international warnings.
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Chechnya's pro-Moscow leaders condemn reporter Anna Politkovskaya's murder, as mourning continues.
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The interim leader of Cuba rejects media reports that his brother, President Fidel Castro, has terminal cancer.
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A war of words breaks out between President Mbeki and a key member of the governing alliance in South Africa.
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US professor Edmund Phelps wins the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on unemployment and inflation.
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An EU official and Turkish ministers urge France to drop a bill outlawing denial of the Armenian "genocide".
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Dutch and Danish government ministers have issued a joint letter calling on the EU to speed up bureaucratic reform.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says the US lacks the will or vision to pursue peace in the Middle East.
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Hundreds have been killed in attacks in Darfur, with apparent government backing, a UN report says.
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Condemnation greets North Korea's claim to have tested a nuclear weapon, with the US leader calling it provocative.
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The trial of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein for alleged genocide against the Kurds resumes in Baghdad.
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Thailand's king swears in a post-coup cabinet, chosen by new Prime Minister Gen Surayud Chulanont.
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The UN Security Council nominates South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon as eighth secretary general.
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Somali Islamists accuse Ethiopian troops of attacking a key town and vow revenge through "holy war".
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One of the world's largest diamonds, the "Lesotho Promise", is sold for $12.4m in the Belgian city of Antwerp.
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Mike Gatting says England paceman Sajid Mahmood could do to Australia what Simon Jones did in 2005.
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Israeli troops kill two Palestinians in separate incidents in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
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Iraqi police are issued with new uniforms to stop death squads dressing up as security force members.
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President Mwanawasa of Zambia warns the opposition leader that he could be charged with treason.
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The UN Security Council swiftly attacks North Korea's nuclear 'test' and debates next steps amid calls for rapid action.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin calls the murder of investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya "tragic".
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Republic of Ireland boss Steve Staunton has injury doubts over four players ahead of Wednesday night's Euro 2008 qualifier against the Czech Republic.
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A couple in the US attempt to dissolve the adoption of their son after discovering his troubled past.
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A car bomb kills at least 10 Iraqis and wound many more at a market in a Shia district of Baghdad.
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A court in Serbia convicts eight men of the murder of the Serb paramilitary commander known as Arkan.
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A satirical television show exposes what appears to be widespread drug use among Italy's parliamentarians.
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