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Hong Kong's Margaret Chan takes over at the WHO, saying Africa will be a priority.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Bush agree to back a new Middle East peace meeting.
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Australia demolish England on day four in Sydney for the first Ashes whitewash since 1920-21.
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A Roman Catholic diocese in the US offers to pay at least $48m to compensate people abused by priests.
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Australia will be able to export uranium to China as early as next month, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says.
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A top health chief in Vietnam warns that a recent bird flu outbreak poses a huge risk to human health.
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Two men accused of killing 17 young women and children in a Delhi suburb are to undergo tests using a truth drug.
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A UK minister makes an outspoken attack on the airline industry over failure to tackle carbon emissions.
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A seven-year-old British boy dies after being electrocuted in a hotel room at a beach resort in Thailand.
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A court in Bangladesh orders former ruler Gen Ershad to turn himself in ahead of elections this month.
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Sudan says it will launch its own probe into claims that UN peacekeepers in the south have abused children.
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A man suspected of selling rocket launchers to terror suspects is arrested by Australian police.
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A Brazilian judge orders YouTube to remove a clip of supermodel Daniela Cicarelli romping on a beach.
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Pakistan's Punjab province lifts a ban on kite-flying during the forthcoming Basant spring festival.
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Egypt's president says the circumstances of Saddam Hussein's execution have turned him into a martyr.
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England cricket chiefs launch a major review of the team's displays following their crushing Ashes defeat.
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The head of the US nuclear weapons agency is made to resign following a number of security breaches.
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Four Britons are injured in a coach crash in the French Alps, the Foreign Office says.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and PM Ismail Haniya agree to urge rival factions to leave Gaza's streets.
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The body of a second man is found in the wreckage of a Madrid airport car park after a bomb blast blamed on Eta.
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US President George Bush is to change two key military chiefs as part of his new strategy for Iraq, officials say.
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Local police in the Mexican city of Tijuana are made to hand in their guns in a crackdown on drugs violence.
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Another London restaurant is contaminated with a radioactive substance, health officials say.
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Nigeria's aviation minister accuses two UK airlines of treating Nigerian passengers with the "utmost contempt".
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Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf calls for a "speedy deployment" of peacekeepers in his war-torn country.
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At least five people are killed and 50 injured in a bomb attack on a bus in Sri Lanka, officials say.
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Police in Iraq say an American and his two Iraqi interpreters have been taken hostage near the city of Basra.
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China calls on Iran to respond to UN sanctions over its nuclear activities, after talks with Iran's top nuclear negotiator.
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Italian authorities plan to introduce a new system to monitor foreign funding for the construction of new mosques.
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New UN chief Ban Ki-moon names a Tanzanian official, Asha-Rose Migiro, as his deputy.
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The new Archbishop of Warsaw, Stanislaw Wielgus, collaborated with communist police, the Church says.
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A UK Muslim is convicted of soliciting murder at a protest over cartoons satirising the Prophet Muhammad.
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Two New York men are hailed as heroes after catching a toddler as he fell four storeys from a Bronx building.
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Retired Vice Admiral Michael McConnell is named as new US spy chief, replacing John Negroponte.
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