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A second member of the Royal Navy crew apologises on Iranian television for trespassing in Iranian waters.
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Basque nationalists say they will meet to launch a new political party despite a ban by a Spanish judge.
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Mobile-phone text messaging in Cambodia is suspended, supposedly to protect voters during local elections.
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The Somali capital Mogadishu is wracked by the worst fighting in 15 years, aid agencies say.
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Guantanamo detainee David Hicks will serve nine months in prison at home in Australia, a US military judge says.
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The top Latin American rights body says Peru must do more to protect Amazonian tribes from illegal loggers.
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Airports in Brazil resume flights after air traffic controllers end a strike over their working conditions.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq hits back at the Pakistan team's critics and denies any involvement in match-fixing.
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Jamaican police probing the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer accept an offer of help from UK police.
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US officials rule out a deal to swap 15 Royal Navy personnel captured in the Gulf for five Iranians seized in Iraq.
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Homes and businesses in Sydney turn lights out across the city to try to raise awareness of global warming.
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The head of Malaysia's anti-corruption agency stands down amid allegations of graft.
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James Coomarasamy finds strong support for the US role in Iraq in a town in northern Texas, despite its loss.
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Brian Hanrahan reports on the legacy of the war and what life is like 25 years on for the Falkland Islanders.
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The BBC's Fergus Walsh assesses why 'leprosy-free' India is still disfigured by the much-feared disease.
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A British oil rig worker is kidnapped in Nigeria, the UK Foreign Office confirms.
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The expected swearing-in of a new cabinet in Nepal to include Maoists for the first time is put off until Sunday.
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Workers at the port of Marseille end a strike that had threatened to cut off fuel supplies to much of France.
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Legal action is being taken against 15 Royal Navy personnel being held by Iran, a senior Iranian diplomat says.
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Crowds protest in Taiwan's capital over government moves against the legacy of Chiang Kai-shek.
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An Iraqi singer pays tribute to her country after winning a popular pan-Arab TV talent show.
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The Spanish authorities say they have smashed a commando unit belonging to Basque separatists Eta.
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Glenn McGrath breaks the World Cup wicket-taking record as Australia beat Bangladesh by 10 wickets.
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Further chaos hits Brazil's airports after flights resume following an air traffic controllers' strike.
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Zimbabwe's opposition says nine of its members arrested during the week have been badly beaten up in custody.
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The Red Cross fears for civilians trapped in Mogadishu, amid major fighting between troops and rebels.
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