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The UN Security Council is to vote on Saturday on whether to impose further sanctions against Iran.
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The US House votes to order George W Bush to pull troops out of Iraq, but he vows to veto the bill.
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Colombia's former intelligence chief Jorge Noguera is cleared of murder and aiding right-wing militias.
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The body of murdered Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer is to remain in Jamaica for an inquest.
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Indian media and ex-players criticise the cricket team which is facing an early exit from the World Cup.
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England captain Michael Vaughan believes match-fixing is still going on at the highest levels of cricket.
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Very low levels of rainfall in south-western China have left 5.5 million people short of water, officials say.
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Iraq's vice-president warns that a quick withdrawal of US troops from the country would create a security vacuum.
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Hamilton Wende is utterly disorientated when an eagle crashes through his hotel room window in Zambia.
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US rap star Snoop Dogg is denied a visa to enter the UK on a European tour with fellow hip-hop star P Diddy.
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Australia beat South Africa by 83 runs in St Kitts.
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The 15 Royal Navy personnel seized in the Gulf by Iran are reportedly being interrogated but are in good health.
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More than 50 people die in attacks across Iraq including 20 killed at a Baghdad police station.
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Mel Gibson exchanges heated remarks at a US university screening of his controversial film Apocalypto.
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The last remaining British troops in Bosnia-Hercegovina are leaving the country.
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Pakistan's cricket team prepares to leave Jamaica after helping the inquiry into coach Bob Woolmer's murder.
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The UN Security Council unanimously votes to increase sanctions against Iran over its nuclear programme.
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All the action from Saturday's Euro 2008 qualifiers involving England and Northern Ireland.
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Voters in Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, have re-elected the Labor Party for a fourth term.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has been holding talks in Egypt at the start of a Middle East tour.
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The 15 Royal Navy personnel seized in the Gulf by Iran have admitted being in the country's waters, Iran claims.
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At least 150 people die in clashes between government troops and militiamen in DR Congo's capital, reports say.
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