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The UN human rights chief urges an Iraqi court not to condemn one of Saddam Hussein's deputies to death.
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US senators approve the nomination of General George Casey as the country's next army chief of staff.
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The UK and other nations are to set up a fund to speed the development of new vaccines for poorer countries.
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The Cuban authorities deport suspected drugs baron Luis Hernando Gomez Bustamante back to Colombia.
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China is to review tens of thousands of drug licences as part of an investigation into a corruption scandal.
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A bomb explodes at a railway station in Assam hours before India's national games open there.
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The Venezuelan state buys the country's leading private power firm as its public ownership drive continues.
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Life is returning to normal in the plains of central and eastern Nepal after three weeks of violence.
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The US agrees for the first time to help towards cleaning up a site where Agent Orange was kept in the Vietnam war.
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Israel and the US react with caution to an agreement by Fatah and Hamas to form a national unity government.
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Burundi's vice-president is sacked for insubordination, amid serious divisions in the ruling party.
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South Africa's President Mbeki promises to increase the size of the police force to tackle the high crime rate.
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The Italian government approves a bill to grant legal rights to unmarried couples, despite Vatican hostility.
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Paul Collingwood hits a century as England beat Australia by four wickets in the first CB Series final in Melbourne.
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Nigeria's main opposition parties say they will still field their election candidates accused of corruption.
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A US navy warship arrives in a Cambodian port, the first to dock there since the Vietnam war.
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China has executed an ethnic Uighur activist for "attempting to split the motherland", Radio Free Asia reports.
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An EU commissioner issues a strongly-worded warning to Macedonia over its ambitions to join the EU.
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Paul Collingwood's century - and some brilliant fielding - secure England a thrilling four-wicket win over Australia.
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Separatist rebels in the Indian state of Manipur say they were behind an attack that left six policemen dead.
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Japanese whalers and activists suspend hostilities in the hunt for two missing activists in the Antarctic.
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Italian prosecutors seek to indict ex-Juventus boss Luciano Moggi and seven others in a football scandal.
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Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapakse tells the BBC the door is still open for peace talks with the Tamil Tigers.
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De Beers and the South African government unveil plans to create a new, black-run diamond mining firm.
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Indian troops in Kashmir face a murder investigation and protests after a civilian man is shot dead.
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Gunmen in Pakistan shoot dead six members of the main opposition Pakistan People's Party, police say.
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Chinese refusal to recognise the authority of the Vatican is an "act of war", Hong Kong's cardinal tells the BBC.
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Bolivia seizes control of the country's largest tin smelter complex, as the government nationalises the facility.
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A tense calm is reported in Jerusalem after protests over excavation work near a holy site erupt in violence.
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Six-nation talks on North Korea's nuclear programme continue, with delegates discussing a draft agreement.
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Hundreds of taxi drivers block roads in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, in protest at the killing of a colleague.
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A judge orders the body of former Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith to be preserved amid a paternity row.
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Eight Iraqi soldiers die in a US helicopter strike in the northern Iraq city of Mosul, local officials say.
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The third one-day international between South Africa and Pakistan is abandoned because of rain.
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A Pentagon watchdog's report criticises a former key official's intelligence work in the run-up to the Iraq war.
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Australia trail Belgium while the United States are tied with the Czech Republic in the first round of the Davis Cup.
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An ex-UN investigator says his probe into the 1994 downing of the Rwandan president's plane was halted against his wishes.
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Africa's first amputee football cup kicks off in Sierra Leone with the host team playing Ghana.
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The new head of US forces in Iraq, Lt Gen David Petraeus, is set to take charge ahead of a big security push.
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