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Bulgaria's governing Socialists suffer a blow as European parliamentary elections end with no clear winner.
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Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone is convicted of importing a banned growth hormone into Australia.
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Coca Cola says there is "no evidence" to support a UK man's claim that its Chinese supplier used prison labour.
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Israel launches a new air strike in Gaza, hitting the home of a Hamas leader and reportedly killing eight people.
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American mobile phone network Alltel agrees to be bought by TPG Capital and Goldman Sachs for $27.5bn.
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India reduce Bangladesh to 49-3 at lunch after declaring on 387-8 in the first Test at Chittagong.
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Sport and culture will be key parts of controversial citizenship tests to be introduced in Australia.
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A strike is being observed in Indian-administered Kashmir to mark the death anniversary of two key leaders.
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The head of China's Formula One track and two others are fired over Shanghai's ongoing pension corruption scandal.
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Clashes between troops and militants resume in Lebanon, in the country's worst internal fighting for some 17 years.
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Singapore's economy grew faster than expected in the first three months of 2007, led by a property and services boom.
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Shipments of food aid for some one million Somalis are halted after an attack by pirates at the weekend.
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US forces kill the alleged mastermind of an attack in which five US troops died in Iraq, military officials say.
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Malaysia's prime minister announces pay rises of up to 35% for civil servants, their first increase for 15 years.
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The trial in Mauritania of 24 suspected Islamic militants arrested in 2005 is set to begin after a hunger strike.
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Campaigning starts in France for legislative polls, with new President Nicolas Sarkozy hoping for increased support.
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Indonesia is urging its neighbours to unite in a regional effort to combat the illegal trade in wildlife.
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One of the most influential figures in the government of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is given a three year jail sentence.
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Four ex-policemen in the Indian city of Mumbai are given six years in jail for their role in the 1993 bombings there.
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Four members of militant group Islamic Jihad are killed by an Israeli air strike in the Gaza Strip, the group says.
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A fresh attack on the Nigerian oil industry sends oil prices in London above $70 a barrel.
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Nigeria's President Obasanjo says he will retire to his multi-million dollar farm when he stands down next week.
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The Chinese government pays $3bn for a 10% stake in US private equity company Blackstone.
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General Electric (GE) agrees to sell its plastics business to a leading Saudi Arabian chemicals firm to $11.6bn.
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The White House dismisses sharp criticism of George W Bush by former US President Jimmy Carter.
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Thousands of villagers in China riot over fines for having too many children, reports say.
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Doctors in Poland are staging a general strike, demanding a 100% pay rise and reform of the public health system.
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An outspoken woman member of the Afghan parliament, Malalai Joya, is suspended for comparing MPs to animals.
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An Ethiopian official rejects rebel claims that dozens of government soldiers have been killed in the east.
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London's historic 19th Century landmark, the tea clipper the Cutty Sark is on fire in Greenwich.
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Radical Islamic students in the Pakistani kidnap three more policemen in the city, police officials say.
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Militias kill a park ranger in eastern DR Congo and threaten to kill rare gorillas if soldiers come after them.
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England draw the first Test against West Indies after only 20 overs are bowled on the final day at Lord's.
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US President Bush says all Nato members should play a part in fighting Taleban rebels in Afghanistan.
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An Israeli woman is killed by a rocket from the Gaza Strip as four Palestinian militants die in an Israeli strike.
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New Mexico governor Bill Richardson says he will campaign for the Democrat presidential nomination.
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A bomb explodes in an upmarket, largely Muslim area of the Lebanese capital Beirut, police say.
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One of Pakistan's leading pop singers appears in court over an allegedly insulting song.
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An Italian politician urges state TV Rai not to air a BBC documentary on child sex abuse and the Church.
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Troops and Islamist militants battle at a refugee camp in Lebanon, with nine civilians reported dead on Monday.
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