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Allegations that UK Tory leader David Cameron took drugs while at school are made in a new biography.
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Talks on North Korea's nuclear programme face problems over Pyongyang's energy demands, Japan says.
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A fire at a detention centre for foreigners in South Korea kills at least nine and injures 17.
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A 20-year-old woman in Indonesia who tested positive for bird flu has died, becoming the country's 64th victim.
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England seal a historic CB series victory after beating Australia in the second one-day final in Sydney.
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Security forces in Guinea kill at least eight people protesting against the president's choice of PM.
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England beat Australia in the Sydney final for their first major overseas one-day trophy since 1997.
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Sangakkara inspires Sri Lanka to beat India by five runs to take a 1-0 lead in the four-match series.
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Two people die overnight following clashes in Kosovo between ethnic Albanian protesters and police.
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Turkmenistan officials say 95% of voters have cast their ballots to choose a successor to the late president.
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vows to maintain Iran's nuclear activities but within international rules.
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The deployment of USAF F-22 jets to a base on Japan's Okinawa island prompts protests from residents.
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The Israeli cabinet orders construction work near a contested Jerusalem holy site to proceed.
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The governor of Helmand province in Afghanistan says up to 700 insurgents have crossed over from Pakistan.
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The governor of Helmand province in Afghanistan says up to 700 insurgents have crossed over from Pakistan.
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France's Socialist presidential candidate Segolene Royal unveils a 100-point manifesto, stressing social programmes.
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United Nations and African Union envoys arrive in Sudan to re-energise the peace process for Darfur.
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Researchers plan first detailed survey of the Great Wall of China to establish just how long the ancient barricade is.
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Six people are killed while exploring tunnels on Spain's Canary Islands, probably from lack of oxygen, officials say.
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A late try gives France a 20-17 victory over Ireland in Sunday's historic RBS Six Nations match at Croke Park.
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President Vladimir Putin begins a Middle East tour which includes the first visit of a Russian leader to Saudi Arabia.
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Vodafone buys a controlling stake in Indian mobile phone firm Hutchison Essar for $11bn (£5.7bn).
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The US accuses the "highest levels" of Iran's government of supplying sophisticated bombs to Iraq's insurgents.
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Israel carries out a successful test of its Arrow anti-ballistic missile system, the defence minister says.
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