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A mudslide strikes a village in flood-hit southern Mexico leaving at least 16 people missing feared dead.
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The Queen is due to formally open London's St Pancras station following its £800m refurbishment.
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Efficient comes from behind to beat UK-trained Purple Moon and win the 147th Melbourne Cup.
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A Filipino crew seizes control of a Taiwanese fishing vessel to protest against alleged mistreatment.
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US President George W Bush urges Pakistani leader Pervez Musharraf to end his state of emergency.
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Author Harper Lee is presented with America's highest civilian honour by President George W Bush.
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An Indian policeman is killed while trying to save two bridegrooms from a mob enraged in a dowry dispute.
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The recent high-profile arrests in Fiji were made to prevent bloodshed and instability, the military leader says.
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A Chinese province may sue Mattel for harming its reputation in the recent recall of toys, state press said.
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US nuclear experts say they have made a "good start" to disabling North Korea's main nuclear reactor.
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Burma's ruling generals tell UN human rights envoy Paulo Sergio Pinheiro he can come to the country on Sunday.
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US TV's two top late-night talk shows become the first casualties of the writers' strike.
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A Kenyan human rights group accuses the police of nearly 500 execution-style killings of sect members in Nairobi.
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Journalists in Nepal stage protests against the Maoist party after it admitted to killing a reporter.
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The US military says it will release nine Iranians being held in Iraq including two who Iran says are diplomats.
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Japan's main opposition leader withdraws his resignation after lobbying from political colleagues.
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A Moroccan senator protesting about the Spanish king's visit to the enclave of Melilla is briefly held by police.
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Doctors in India say that separation surgery on a two-year-old girl with four arms and four legs is going well.
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Mattel recalls 155,000 Mexican-made toys over fears pieces could break off and cause children to choke.
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Three people are questioned by Italian police over the murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
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Twenty suspects across Europe are targeted in raids directed at an alleged suicide bomber recruitment network.
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A US Senate panel approves Michael Mukasey as attorney general despite his refusal to denounce water-boarding.
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Pakistan's sacked chief justice calls for people to "rise up" after President Musharraf seized emergency powers.
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A representative for Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) asks war victims in the north to forgive the rebels.
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Kenyan police say a human rights group is reckless for accusing them of 500 execution-style sect killings.
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The Turkish government says it will change a controversial law restricting freedom of expression.
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A US congressional panel rebukes internet giant Yahoo over its actions in a Chinese human rights case.
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The euro hits fresh highs against the dollar as negative views of US economic prospects take their toll.
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The ruling People's National Movement wins Trinidad and Tobago's general election with a comfortable majority.
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Pope Benedict hosts King Abdullah for the first meeting between a Saudi monarch and the Roman Catholic leader.
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Oil prices reach another fresh high above $97 a barrel, amid concerns over tight fuel stocks and a weak US dollar.
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At least 40 people, including six MPs and children, are killed in a suicide attack in north Afghanistan, officials say.
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The US Air Force orders the grounding of all F-15 fighter jets, after a crash last week in Missouri.
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At least 47 African migrants die of hunger and thirst after their boats drift into Mauritanian waters.
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The Turkish government says it will change a controversial law restricting freedom of expression.
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Australian interest rates rise to an 11-year high, weeks before PM John Howard's government seeks re-election.
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Argentine indigenous people complain to the government after more than 20 of them die of hunger.
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