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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is sworn in for a second term in the capital, Brasilia.
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Somalia's PM Ali Mohamed Ghedi gives overpowered Islamist fighters three days to hand in their weapons.
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New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by four wickets in a low-scoring match in Christchurch.
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US President Bush is set to reveal a new Iraq strategy involving more American troops, the BBC learns.
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China accuses Taiwan's President Chen of trying to ruin ties with the mainland in a New Year speech.
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Led by Ian Bell's fluent 71, England end day one of the final Ashes Test in Sydney on an encouraging 234-4.
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Ian Bell's 71 helps England reach 234-4 after day one of the fifth Ashes Test against Australia.
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Security is tightened in Bangkok as holidaymakers return to a city still reeling from Sunday's bomb attacks.
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US chat show host Oprah Winfrey is set to open a special school for girls she has funded in South Africa.
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Thick fog in the Indian capital, Delhi, delays flights and trains, affecting thousands of travellers.
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Ethiopian troops will stay on in Somalia to ensure stability after the defeat of Islamist militias, but splits emerge.
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The Githabul people of Australia win joint control of a major part of New South Wales in a landmark claim.
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Israeli media report the death of Teddy Kollek, who served as the mayor of Jerusalem for nearly 30 years.
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French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy is the only runner as his UMP party votes for its presidential candidate.
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Reports that 12 people survived a plane crash in Indonesia remain unconfirmed. Ninety are reported dead.
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US chat show host Oprah Winfrey opens a special school for girls she has funded in South Africa.
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Iraq launches an inquiry into unofficial mobile phone footage showing Saddam Hussein's execution.
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Civilian deaths in Iraq continue to rise, as the BBC learns the US is to announce a new strategy for the country.
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Indonesia's transport minister denies reports the wreckage of a plane carrying 102 people has been found on Sulawesi.
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Police in India investigate the possibility that a Briton may have been killed after knocking on a villager's door.
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The US has reversed a decision to cancel military exercise with the Philippines in a rape case row, officials say.
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UK Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott calls the manner of Saddam Hussein's execution "deplorable".
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Tough new restrictions intended to curb the playing of online computer games come into force in Vietnam.
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Police in India investigate the possibility that a Briton may have been killed after knocking on a villager's door.
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European members of the International Somalia Contact Group are to discuss the Somali crisis in Brussels.
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Thailand's deposed PM Thaksin Shinawatra denies involvement in blasts that killed three people in Bangkok.
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Wasim Jaffer hits 116 as India close day one of the deciding Test against South Africa on 254-3 in Cape Town.
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At least 15 civilians are killed in a bombing raid by the Sri Lankan air force, Tamil Tiger rebels say.
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Norway hopes others will copy its plans to offset emissions produced by flights taken by state employees.
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US leaders past and present pay tribute to former President Gerald Ford, at his funeral in Washington DC.
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Police in India investigate whether the deaths of at least 17 people are linked to the body parts trade.
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Spain's interior minister says a bombing in Madrid at the weekend means the peace process with Eta is "finished".
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Millions of Hindus arrive in the northern Indian town of Allahabad for the Ardh Kumbh Mela bathing festival.
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New UN head Ban Ki-moon begins work with a pledge to prioritise the conflict in Sudan's Darfur region.
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Kenya beefs up its security and closes its border with Somalia to halt defeated Islamic militias.
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Colombian police say the murder rate for 2006 was 17,206 - the lowest level in two decades.
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Sixteen inmates die as rival gangs battle for control of a Venezuelan prison.
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Italy is to lobby at the UN for a global ban on the death penalty, its Prime Minister Romano Prodi says.
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Australia close on 188-4, chasing England's 291 on day two of the fifth Test.
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Helicopters drop food and hay in central parts of the US for people and cattle stranded by a major snowstorm.
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