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Four people die in Arizona after two helicopters collide while covering a car chase for US television stations.
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The first new TB vaccine for 80 years is being tested in clinical trials in South Africa.
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The main runway at Congonhas airport re-opens 10 days after a plane overshot it in Brazil's worst aviation disaster.
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The authorities in Pakistan investigate how a suicide bomber managed to kill 13 at Islamabad's Red Mosque.
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The top UN official in Haiti warns of a sharp rise in lynchings and other mob attacks in strife-ridden Haiti.
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A BA flight is delayed after a group of Arab royals object to sitting next to strangers.
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The US Congress approves an anti-terrorism bill implementing many recommendations from the 9/11 Commission.
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England are dismissed for 198 on day two of the second Test against India.
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Afghan tribal leaders negotiate with the Taleban in an attempt to secure the release of 22 South Koreans.
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A British soldier from 14 Signals Regiment is killed in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence confirms.
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Nick Thorpe reports from Poland, where the famous Gdansk shipyard has been given an ultimatum by the European Commission.
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Bridget Kendall follows the UK's new foreign secretary as he makes his international debut at the funeral of Afghanistan's former king.
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Iraq's players bid to lift their war-weary fans by winning the Asian Cup final against Saudi Arabia in Jakarta.
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A former Nigerian governor is released from jail, two days after being sentenced to two years for corruption.
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Japan's political parties hold their final campaign rallies ahead of Sunday's upper house election.
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Thousands of people in Bosnia attend a ceremony for 147 Muslims killed by Serbian forces in the 1990s.
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Libya gives details about the deal that led to the release of six foreign medics at the centre of a long legal battle.
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Alberto Contador keeps hold of the yellow jersey after Saturday's time trial in a stage won by Levi Leipheimer.
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A British soldier from 14 Signal Regiment is killed in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence confirms.
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Liberia lifts a moratorium on the mining, sale and export of diamonds, imposed at the height of the civil war.
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The battery powering US Vice-President Dick Cheney's heart pacemaker is replaced in minor surgery.
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India lead England by 56 runs after reaching 254-3 in their first innings at Trent Bridge.
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France's foreign minister warns of renewed war in Lebanon if the country's rival political factions do not talk.
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The US is reported to be preparing a major arms deal with Saudi Arabia worth $20bn over the next decade.
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