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Ecuador swears in a new president, Rafael Correa, who has promised a "citizens' revolution".
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A hydrofoil and a cargo ship collide near Messina in Italy, killing at least four people and injuring dozens.
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UN and EU leaders criticise the executions in Baghdad of two of Saddam Hussein's top aides.
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Maria Sharapova survives searing heat and a stomach problem to beat Camille Pin at the Australian Open.
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Japan confirms a recent outbreak of bird flu at a poultry farm was the deadly H5N1 strain of the virus.
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Nepal declares a public holiday to mark a new interim constitution, paving the way for the rebels to enter parliament.
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Thailand summons Singapore's ambassador to protest over ousted PM Thaksin's visit to the city state.
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Andrew Flintoff hits 72 not out as England beat New Zealand by three wickets with one ball to spare.
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At least five people have died in Indonesia after a train carriage fell from a bridge to a dry river bed.
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South Korean prosecutors call for a six-year jail sentence for the chairman of Hyundai Motor Company for fraud.
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Indian authorities ask well-known Pakistani actress Zeba Ali to leave the country for not having a valid visa.
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Somalia's main broadcasters are due to hold talks with the interim government after being shut down.
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Saudi Arabia says it will back the US ' Iraq plans as Condoleezza Rice holds talks with top officials.
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BP's safety record at its US oil refineries is expected to come under heavy fire in an independent report.
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Pakistan says its troops have attacked camps used by militants in the restive tribal area of south Waziristan.
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Colombian police say they have captured an important drug trafficker following a four-hour shoot-out.
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Tanzania's leader says UK officials have visited Tanzania as part of a probe an air traffic control system.
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Six senior members of the Muslim Brotherhood have been remanded in custody in Egypt, it emerges.
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Gunmen in Nigeria's oil region attack and kill 12 people including four local chiefs, police say.
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Scientists in Brazil develop an algae-based gel which they hope will block HIV infections in women.
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A South Korean fisherman kidnapped by North Korea 30 years ago arrives home after fleeing from the North.
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The European parliament elects a German conservative, Hans-Gert Poettering, as its new president.
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The condition of Cuban leader Fidel Castro has worsened after failed operations, a Spanish newspaper says.
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A former Israeli diplomat says secret talks were held with rival Syria between 2004 and 2006.
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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is facing increasing criticism from MPs and newspapers.
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Australia's Victoria state and Melbourne are crippled by serious power cuts after bush fires affect key supply lines.
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The UN says more than 34,000 civilians were killed in Iraq in 2006, nearly three times a government estimate.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates is in Kabul to discuss responses to escalating violence in Afghanistan.
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Afghan intelligence agents say they have arrested a top Taleban spokesman near the Pakistan border.
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The Indian state of Tamil Nadu investigates reports that female tsunami victims are selling their kidneys.
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Israeli police open an investigation into the prime minister's role in a 2005 bank privatisation.
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CCTV footage of the moment an alleged suicide bomber tried to detonate a device on the Tube is shown to a jury.
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Barack Obama, tipped by some to be the first black US president, takes initial steps towards a campaign.
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Several African countries offer to contribute to a Somali peace force, the leaders of Ethiopia and Kenya say.
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A report that the condition of Cuban leader Fidel Castro has worsened after failed operations is strongly denied.
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EU newcomer Romania is to open extra consulates in Moldova amid a rush for visas and citizenship.
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India's programme to improve child health and nutrition has made little headway, PM Manmohan Singh says.
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Spain issues an international warrant for three US soldiers over the killing of a cameraman in the Iraq war.
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The US winter storms spread north, killing 42 people and leaving half a million without electricity.
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A second arrest warrant is issued for Argentina's former leader Isabel Peron over alleged links to a death squad.
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The US charges the former head of the UN oil-for-food for Iraq programme with bribery and conspiracy.
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Two oil workers are killed in southern Nigeria, as violence continues in the oil-rich Delta region.
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Ding Junhui beats UK champion Peter Ebdon 6-3 to reach the quarter-finals of the Masters.
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