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The US may be willing to back an agreement on cutting carbon dioxide emissions, the prime minister says.
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The president of Honduras tells all TV and radio channels to carry two hours of official programming each day.
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The minimum wage in the US will rise by $2.10 per hour, the first rise in a decade, after a vote by the US Congress.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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At least 21 people are killed by flash floods and mudslides in south-western China, reports say.
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Counting is due to start in Ireland following Thursday's election with turnout predicted to be about three million.
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Nasdaq, the US firm which tried to buy the London Stock Exchange, offers to take over a Swedish rival for $3.7bn.
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Thailand's revered king voices concern over a court ruling on whether the two main parties should be disbanded.
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An Indian court puts off sentencing Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt for buying guns from the Mumbai bombers.
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Indian police detain a man in connection with a deadly blast at a historic mosque in Hyderabad.
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Venezuela's leader Hugo Chavez rejects US and EU criticism as he prepares to revoke a TV station's licence.
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A fire has been extinguished in Moscow's Ostankino television tower, one of Europe's tallest buildings.
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Pakistan dismisses allegations that its troops sold weapons in DR Congo while serving as UN peacekeepers.
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Zambia's former President Frederick Chiluba, facing corruption charges, is in hospital after collapsing.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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An Indian soldier is sentenced to death for killing his superior in Indian-administered Kashmir last year.
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Tens of thousands of South African public sector workers take to the streets to demand pay rises.
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A Mexican newspaper shuts temporarily amid continuing attacks and threats from suspected drugs gangs.
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At least seven oil workers are reportedly seized by gunmen as they lay pipelines off Nigeria's southern coast.
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Manager Jose Mourinho and Michael Essien are to head a Chelsea delegation on a visit to Ghana next week.
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Several transport planes carrying US military aid for the Lebanese army arrive in Beirut.
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Mayawati, the new Chief Minister of India's Uttar Pradesh state, promises to wipe out crime and corruption.
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Moqtada Sadr, the radical Iraqi Shia cleric, appears in public for the first time since a US troop surge in Baghdad.
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Lyon coach Gerard Houllier parts company with the French champions.
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An American man is suing IBM for wrongful dismissal after he was fired for visiting adult internet chat rooms at work.
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Turkey's president vetoes a constitutional change which would have let the public elect the head of state.
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Turkey's president vetoes a constitutional change which would have let the public elect the head of state.
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Former Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis admits using the banned blood-booster EPO during his career.
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North Korea test-fires several missiles towards the Sea of Japan, apparently as part of a military exercise.
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A boat adrift in the Mediterranean with at least 53 immigrants on board is missing off Malta, aid officials say.
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Rescuers find several people after a plane crashes in the Peruvian Amazon with up to 20 people on board.
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Egypt's ambassador to Somalia Saeed Mosry is freed by the authorities in Somali's Puntland region after five days' captivity.
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Burma's military junta extends the house arrest of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi by one year.
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Pakistani gang rape victim Mukhtar Mai resigns from a women's crisis centre rather than be replaced.
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Michael Vaughan and Kevin Pietersen score centuries as England post 366-5 on the first day of the second Test against West Indies.
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Portuguese police hunting for Madeleine McCann issue a description of a man seen near her flat.
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Colombia's government will release a group of jailed left-wing guerrillas, says President Alvaro Uribe.
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The US voices concern over China's growing military might and calls for greater transparency.
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Bertie Ahern looks set for a third term as taoiseach, as election counting continues in the Irish Republic.
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Four major power protest to UN nuclear chief Mohammed ElBaradei over remarks about Iran's nuclear programme.
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One of Morocco's biggest terror trials is adjourned in the city of Sale after opening for a day of hearings.
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Two members of Hamas are killed and another seriously wounded in an Israeli air strike on the Gaza Strip.
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Ukraine's president and PM meet to try to defuse a crisis caused by a bid to seize control of 40,000 troops.
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Radical Iraqi Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr backs a peace plan with Sunnis aimed at ending sectarian violence.
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President Bush signs into law a bill funding the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, setting no timetable to withdraw.
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