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A US doctor who pledged to treat al-Qaeda fighters is convicted of conspiracy to support the terror network.
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A British climber has set a world record by making a mobile phone call from the top of Mount Everest.
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Brazil's energy minister is the latest public figure under investigation as part of a broad corruption inquiry.
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The US Senate decides to delay voting on controversial immigration reform to allow more time for debate.
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The US and China hold talks on trade amid growing tensions on the issue between the two countries.
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Sikhs across the Indian state of Punjab hold a strike, to protest against what they say is an insult to their religion.
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President George W Bush confirms he wants an American to follow Paul Wolfowitz as head of the World Bank.
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Researchers plant a tracking beacon on a two-billion-tonne block of ice floating off Canada's Arctic coast.
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The fifth Harry Potter film, The Order of the Phoenix, will open in Tokyo next month, Warner Bros confirms.
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The International Criminal Court is to probe war crimes allegedly committed in the Central African Republic.
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An Indian policemen is sentenced to life in jail for abetting bombers who killed 250 in Mumbai in 1993.
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Iran has accused a US-Iranian academic with trying to overthrow its Islamic system of government.
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Demonstrators unveil a huge banner in Venezuela's capital attacking government plans to take a TV station off air.
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A Pakistani court remands a couple in custody after ruling that theirs is an illegal, same-sex marriage.
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Australia's PM John Howard says his conservative coalition risks "annihilation" in elections this year.
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An Australian photographer becomes the first foreign journalist injured in southern Thailand's insurgency.
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Gunmen snatch a Lebanese construction worker in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta
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Somali officials and the UN disagree deeply over the scale of the crisis in the capital, says the UN aid chief.
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Plans to allocate forest land to a sugar company which sparked deadly clashes are suspended in Uganda.
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At least 25 people die and about 60 are wounded as a car bomb hits a market in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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Afghans and other foreigners must leave Iranian cities on the border with Afghanistan and Pakistan, officials say.
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England call up bowler Ryan Sidebottom for the second Test against West Indies, and include Michael Vaughan and Andrew Flintoff.
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Ex-Ugandan leader Idi Amin's son calls for a truth commission to try to resurrect his father's brutal image.
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Thousands of passengers across Europe are stranded because of a strike by air traffic controllers in Italy.
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US Muslims are integrated into US society, although for many life became harder post-9/11, a survey indicates.
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A UN aid convoy that entered Lebanon's Nahr al-Bared camp is forced to leave after shells explode nearby.
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Pakistan's President Musharraf rules out military action against a radical mosque in the heart of Islamabad.
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Kenyan police hunt for followers of the outlawed Mungiki religious sect after six headless corpses are found.
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Pakistan's tourism minister submits her resignation after criticism from hardline Islamist clerics.
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UK prosecutors are to make an announcement on charges over the poisoning of ex-KGB officer Alexander Litvinenko.
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Five people are killed and at least 60 hurt in an explosion in a commercial district of the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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The US urges China to step up economic reforms as high level talks between the two begin in Washington.
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The Earl of Shaftesbury's widow, accused of paying her brother to murder him, says his death was an accident.
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The Russian accused in the UK of murdering Alexander Litvinenko says the charges are "politically motivated".
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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 115 runs in their third and final one-day international in Abu Dhabi.
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The bodies of two WWII submariners from Japan are to be left in their wreck off Sydney, Australia.
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The funeral of leading US conservative evangelist Jerry Falwell draws thousands of mourners to Virginia.
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British energy firm BG confirms it is hoping to agree a deal with Israel to supply it with Palestinian gas.
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