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The world is likely to experience the warmest year on record in 2007, the UK's Met Office forecasts.
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US naval forces deploy off Somalia's coast to stop leaders of defeated Islamist militias escaping by sea.
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Special Brazilian security forces are being called in to tackle soaring gang violence in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
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Australian officials return the only video of "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin's death to his wife, Terri.
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Fiji's coup leader says he has restored the former president to power, though the military remains in tight control.
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Iran's top nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani begins a visit to China, in the wake of new UN nuclear restrictions.
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Justine Henin-Hardenne withdraws from this month's Australian Open for personal reasons.
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England end day three on 114-5, with a lead of just 12 runs, as Australia scent victory in the fifth Test.
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England lose five wickets after Australia take a first innings lead of 102 in the fifth Test in Sydney.
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US intelligence chief John Negroponte is set to be named deputy to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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The UN rights chief urges Iraq not to execute two officials of Saddam's rule amid reports they are to be hanged soon.
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The captain of a ferry that sank in the Java Sea is alive, rescuers say, as another hunt for a missing plane continues.
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Rwanda hosts talks between representatives of DR Congo's government and dissident army general Laurent Nkunda.
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Brewing giant SAB Miller takes another step towards dominating the world's biggest beer market, China.
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Two bombings in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, kill at least 13 people and wound more than 20 others.
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One of Nepal's biggest companies suspends part of its operations because of alleged Maoist rebel threats.
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Thailand's prime minister warns of similar attacks to those on New Year's Eve that killed three people.
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The Hindujas, one of India's richest families, join the race to acquire a top Indian mobile phone operator.
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Austrian kidnap escapee Natascha Kampusch recounts details of her ordeal and her struggles since.
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Six Indian policemen are sacked for alleged failings over the murders of 17 young women and children.
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International pressure cannot stop Iraq executing two officials of Saddam's rule, a top Iraqi official has said.
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Pakistan reiterates its intention to fence and mine parts of the troubled border with Afghanistan.
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EU newcomer Romania says its consulate in Moldova is overwhelmed with visa requests from Moldovans.
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Parents of a severely disabled US girl defend treatment to stunt her growth, saying it will give her a better life.
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Spain's prime minister tours the scene of the Madrid airport bombing as police find a new stash of explosives.
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Turkmenistan's interim leader promises reforms as campaigning starts to succeed the late autocratic president.
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Ethiopian and government forces battle a group of 600 Islamist fighters near Somalia's border with Kenya.
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An Italian oil company denies trying to pay a $500,000 ransom to secure the release of four of its employees.
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At least four Palestinians are killed and 20 injured in an Israeli raid on the West Bank town of Ramallah.
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A US construction worker is hailed a hero after saving a student who fell down in front of a subway train.
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Egypt's Hosni Mubarak meets Israeli PM Ehud Olmert in Egypt in a bid to re-launch the Mid-East peace process.
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Democrats take control of the US Congress, with a woman at the helm of the House for the first time.
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Libya is to build a statue of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, executed in Baghdad on Saturday.
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Australia win the Sydney Test by 10 wickets to seal a 5-0 series whitewash.
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Five Iranians held in Baghdad last month were there to influence Iraq's government, UK officials tell the BBC.
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The price of oil sees its largest drop in two years, spurred by a rise in stockpiles after mild US weather.
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The leader of last month's coup in Fiji, Frank Bainimarama, is sworn in as interim prime minister.
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