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ArubaDavid Hicks is expected to raise the legitimacy of his case at a Guantanamo hearing on Monday.
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ChinaChinese leader Hu Jintao is to begin a three-day state trip to Russia, aimed at promoting energy deals.
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United KingdomThe leader of the Church of England says it needs to consider reparations for its role in the slave trade.
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United KingdomNorthern Ireland's parties are urged to reach agreement on devolution after power is restored to the assembly.
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United StatesUS Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calls for a united effort to establish a Palestinian state.
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JapanAftershocks have continued to rock western Japan, a day after an earthquake killed one person and injured nearly 200.
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JamaicaJamaican police say they have CCTV footage from the hotel corridor outside murdered coach Bob Woolmer's room.
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United KingdomAn influx of eastern Europeans to the UK has put huge pressure on NHS pregnancy services, the BBC learns.
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ThailandThe wife of ousted Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is charged with tax evasion in a court in Bangkok.
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FranceConservative presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy resigns as French interior minister to focus on his bid.
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Iraq, United StatesOutgoing US ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad confirms that he held talks with insurgents last year.
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VenezuelaVenezuela's president announces 16 large farms have been seized to be redistributed them under a land reform plan.
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JapanJapan's PM Shinzo Abe apologises over WWII sex slaves, after earlier raising doubts they were forced.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says Robert Mugabe will no longer be the country's leader in a year.
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YemenTwo foreign students including a French Muslim are killed in an attack by Shia rebels in northern Yemen.
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PakistanA Pakistani policeman and a militant are killed in a shoot-out at a school in the north-west, police say.
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Iran, United KingdomThe 15 Royal Navy personnel who were seized four days ago are fit and well, Iran tells the Foreign Office.
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MauritaniaFormer cabinet minister Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi wins Mauritania's historic presidential election.
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Russia, ChinaChinese leader Hu Jintao starts a three-day state trip to Russia, aimed at promoting energy deals.
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United KingdomArch-rivals Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams agree to restore a power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland.
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Russia, IranA Russian firm building Iran's first atomic power plant says payments have started following a financial dispute.
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Serbia and MontenegroThe UN envoy for Kosovo says independence is the "only viable option" for the territory, still legally part of Serbia.
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PakistanOpposition supporters are detained ahead of protests over the ousting of Pakistan's top judge, Iftikhar Chaudhry.
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United StatesAn accidental drug overdose killed former model Anna Nicole Smith, officials in the US state of Florida say.
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Sri LankaSri Lanka's Tamil Tigers carry out their first aerial attack, bombing a military base by the main international airport.
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United KingdomIan Paisley and Gerry Adams agree in historic talks to restore devolution in Northern Ireland from 8 May.
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Jordan, United StatesJordan's King Abdullah offers his backing to an Arab plan for Middle East peace, in talks with the US secretary of state.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoDR Congo leader Joseph Kabila defends the army's role in last week's clashes, in which some 150 people died.
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Gaza StripThe BBC stages events in London and Gaza to mark two weeks since reporter Alan Johnston went missing.
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IraqA senior official advised ministers that a survey saying 655,000 Iraqis died due to the war was "robust".
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IndiaIndia coach Greg Chappell says he is happy with the job he did despite his side's World Cup exit.
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YemenSmugglers force hundreds of migrants at knife-point to jump into the sea off Yemen's coast, the UN says.
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Russia, United StatesRussian fourth seed Nikolay Davydenko loses to US qualifier Amer Delic in the third round of the Miami Masters.
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United KingdomArch-rivals Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams agree to restore a power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland.
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Russia, IranChina and Russia urge Iran to meet UN demands over its nuclear programme as President Hu Jintao visits Moscow.
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JamaicaJamaican police say no-one has been eliminated from their probe into the murder of Bob Woolmer.
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Ireland, PakistanIreland captain Trent Johnston says his side's shock victory over Pakistan was not a fix.
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United StatesPizzerias in the US are trying to track down child support defaulters by sending 'most wanted' posters out with pizzas.
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EgyptEgypt holds a referendum on constitutional change, with reports of low turnout amid an opposition boycott.
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Kenya, United StatesA man accused of helping carry out twin terror attacks in Kenya in 2002 is sent to Guantanamo Bay.
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UkraineA Ukrainian city removes billboards of ex-Soviet leader Joseph Stalin urging residents to pay their utility bills.
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Afghanistan, 
ItalyRomano Prodi's government faces another crucial vote on the nation's peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan, United StatesAn army probe criticises nine US officers over the mis-reported death in Afghanistan of football star Pat Tillman.
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