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Pakistan says its citizens would not tolerate a US strike against Osama Bin Laden in their country.
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American war veterans sue the US government saying they have been denied disability pay and medical treatment.
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Rescuers on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi work to reach flood-hit villages, where dozens are feared dead.
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Tour de France leader Michael Rasmussen admits making a mistake in missing out-of-competition doping tests but insists he is drug-free.
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Brazilian officials dismiss calls for foreign experts to help with the air traffic system after the Sao Paulo crash.
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US Democratic presidential hopefuls hold the first candidates' debate to use questions sent via YouTube.
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Top generals from North and South Korea have held the first day of talks focusing on a disputed sea border.
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Cameroon's ruling party wins a landslide victory in Sunday's polls, amid opposition claims of fraud.
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A suicide car bomb kills at least 22 people in a crowded market in the Iraqi town of Hilla, south of Baghdad.
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The Guantanamo Bay trial of Australian national David Hicks was a charade, Australia's top legal body says.
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Renegade rebel commander Laurent Nkunda is a serious threat to stability in eastern DR Congo, the UN warns.
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Remains of a mastodon - a mammoth-like animal - are found in northern Greece, including gigantic tusks.
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Tamil rebels kill at least 10 Sri Lankan soldiers in a roadside bomb attack in the north, the military say.
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A substation is narrowly spared and power is restored to 48,000 homes, as floods recede in parts of England.
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A city in Connecticut becomes the first in the United States to issue identity cards to illegal immigrants.
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President Mugabe tells MPs that strict price controls will continue as Zimbabwe battles its worst ever economic crisis.
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The Tories urge Gordon Brown to "trust the people" by holding a referendum on a new EU treaty.
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A wanted Islamic militant leader has blown himself up in south-western Pakistan to avoid arrest, police say.
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The Red Cross is ordered to leave the Somali Ogaden region of Ethiopia after complaints of an aid blockade.
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Israel carries out an air strike on the Gaza Strip, missing its target but damaging a block of flats.
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Six medics jailed in Libya for infecting children with HIV arrive in Bulgaria and are pardoned by the president.
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The funeral is held in Kabul of Afghanistan's last king, Zahir Shah, who died on Monday aged 92.
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Alexander Vinokourov tests positive for blood doping after winning Saturday's Tour de France time-trial.
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Iran has increased support for militia groups in Iraq in recent months, the US ambassador in Baghdad says.
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Spain announces the arrest of a double agent suspected of selling secrets to a foreign country for more than two years.
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People in flood-hit areas are urged not to panic as massive efforts begin to get drinking water to those stranded.
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Eight US students whose medical studies were fully funded by Cuba are to graduate in Havana.
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The Nigerian senate confirms 39 ministers to fill President Umaru Yar'Adua's first cabinet since his election.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin accuses Britain of having a "colonial mindset" over an extradition row.
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A rally meant to promote tolerance was scrapped, after rumours were spread that it was in fact a gay parade.
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Up to 500 people in Hungary have died in a heatwave in the past week, a top health official says.
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Tony Blair speaks of a "sense of possibility" as he continues his first Mid-East visit as the Quartet's special envoy.
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Two Lebanese soldiers are killed in renewed fighting with Palestinian militants at a refugee camp, officials say.
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The US attorney general faces tough questioning from a Senate panel over prosecutor firings.
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