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Riot police clash with students on the streets of the Greek capital, Athens, over proposed education reforms.
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Bolivia's central government refuses to accept a parallel government set up by protesters in Cochabamba.
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Australia's Robert Allenby shoots 63 for a two-stroke lead after the first round at La Quinta.
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Scientists who rebuilt "Spanish flu" in the laboratory have witnessed its remarkable killing power first hand.
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A US aid worker is among four people killed during an ambush on their convoy in Baghdad.
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Six workers in Honduras are crushed to death by sacks of coffee beans after a warehouse wall collapses.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is to brief Tony Blair following her tour of the Middle East.
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Three top US senators agree on a resolution to oppose President Bush's plan to increase Iraq troop numbers.
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Five Chinese workers and an Italian kidnapped in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region are freed.
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The ongoing bush fires in southern Australia kill one person, and continue to threaten homes.
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Andy Murray beats Spain's Fernando Verdasco in the second round of the Australian Open.
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The Bank of Japan holds interest rates at 0.25%, leading some to accuse it of bowing to political pressure.
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The European Union says at key talks with China that it has not changed its stance on lifting an arms embargo.
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Sourav Ganguly says the team's poor show in 2006 is irrelevant with the World Cup approaching.
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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo vows to defeat Islamic militancy 'with a hand of steel'.
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Israeli troops kill a Palestinian militant in the West Bank town of Nablus, hospital sources say.
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Iran offered the US a package of concessions in 2003, but it was rejected, a former top official tells the BBC.
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The daughter of Sam Hinga Norman, accused of war crimes in Sierra Leone, says she fears for his life.
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Colombian authorities seize $54m in cash as well as gold ingots from the country's largest drugs cartel.
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Australia's government condemns a Muslim cleric's comments about jihad and Jewish people.
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The US criticises the sacking of Somalia's speaker of parliament, saying reconciliation is needed.
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Seoul apologises for failing to stop nine North Korean refugees from being deported back there from China.
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Two men died of their wounds after a bomb blast on Wednesday in a busy market in Guwahati, capital of the Indian state of Assam, officials say.
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Iraq's need for US troops could fall dramatically if Washington supplies more weapons, Iraq's PM says.
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A leopard dies in the western Indian state of Maharashtra after being attacked by members of the public.
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The US hopes to halve the number of names on the list it uses to bar suspected terrorists from air travel.
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Gudrun Dalibor, who adopted a Thai toddler nine years ago, has just been back to Thailand to take part in a very special event for adoptees and their new families.
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Huge crowds of Hindus gather in the Indian town of Allahabad ahead of the biggest day of the Ardh Kumbh festival.
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The woman who began the insurgency in northern Uganda, Alice Lakwena, 50, dies in exile in Kenya.
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Snow hits California and storms threaten the south-eastern US, as weather-related deaths rise above 60.
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French presidential hopeful Segolene Royal suspends her spokesman after comments he made about her partner.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning satirist Art Buchwald dies at the age of 81, his son announces.
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Nepal's Maoists say they have ended their system of parallel government set up in their 10-year insurgency.
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Peter Mandelson has praised Tony Blair's contribution to the European Union saying he had helped it "connect" with the public.
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The death of three protesters in Guinea galvanises support for a national strike calling for the president to step down.
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Britain's finance minister meets Manmohan Singh as the Big Brother row dominates coverage of his visit.
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The UN envoy to Somalia urges the country not to waste "the best opportunity for peace for 16 years".
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Israel transfers $100m of frozen tax to the Palestinian president, bypassing the Hamas-led government.
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Edwin Snowe, a former ally of ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor, is sacked as parliamentary speaker by MPs.
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Iran accuses the US of kidnapping five of its citizens alleged by the Americans to be fuelling Iraqi violence.
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Romania is gripped by a political storm, with President Traian Basescu at odds with his prime minister.
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A lorry driver escapes the death penalty for one of the deadliest attempts at people-smuggling in the US.
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A US soldier will plead guilty in the rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl in the town of Mahmudiya.
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Heavy rains and hurricane-force winds claim at least 25 lives in northern Europe, with Britain and Germany worst hit.
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A bipartisan group of US congressmen propose a new law to block an attack on Iran without congressional approval.
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