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Greece begins moving sculptures from the Acropolis in Athens to a new museum at the foot of the citadel.
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China will never see Western-style democracy, a top official says as the Communist Party Congress begins.
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Sweden tops a new study that exposes wide variations in the integration of migrants in European countries.
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President Hu Jintao delivers a tough speech to open the five-yearly Chinese Communist Party congress.
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Six tourists, including a Briton, are killed by floods in Thailand while exploring caves in a national park.
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Rome's Mayor Walter Veltroni is set to lead Italy's new centre-left Democratic Party, exit polls show.
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A Canadian diocese approves same-sex blessings in a vote set to further strain the Anglican Communion.
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A blast in a cinema in the northern Indian state of Punjab kills six people and injures at least 30 others.
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Colombian rescuers end their search at a mine that collapsed killing 21 people, many of them women.
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Concerts calling for an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, headlined by Bryan Adams, are cancelled over security concerns.
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Airbus hands over its first completed A380 superjumbo to Singapore Airlines, way behind target.
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New Zealand police use anti-terror laws to arrest 17 people, including a prominent Maori rights campaigner.
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Togo's first election involving all the opposition parties for some two decades is praised as calm by observers.
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Three American researchers are awarded the Nobel prize for economics.
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Congo troops move nearer the stronghold of rebel Gen Nkunda, who vows to ignore a deadline to disband.
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A parliamentary inquiry begins into nuclear testing in the South Pacific in the 1950s, involving thousands of British servicemen.
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Four members of a Sri Lankan government panel resign in protest at the military's human rights record.
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Australia's main political parties launch their election campaigns, as a poll date is set for 24 November.
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Three Americans win the Nobel prize for economics for work on game theory which could be applied to climate change.
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Three Afghan civilians are reportedly killed in a Nato air strike - there is no confirmation from Nato.
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Burkina Faso pays tribute to its late revolutionary leader, Thomas Sankara, who was killed 20 years ago.
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The trial of 30 suspected Islamic militants accused of planning to bomb Madrid opens in the Spanish capital.
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The trial begins in Brussels of six men accused of recruiting a Belgian woman for a suicide bombing in Iraq.
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News Corp launches a US business TV network to challenge in the market for mainstream business coverage.
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Some of US's largest banks are to form a $75bn joint fund to invest in US sub-prime mortgage debt.
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Several Darfur rebel groups meet to agree a joint position ahead of peace talks with Sudan's government.
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England are boosted ahead of Wednesday's Euro 2008 qualifier in Russia by John Terry's return to training after a knee injury.
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UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari says new reports of dissidents arrested in Burma are "extremely disturbing".
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says his visit to Iran will go ahead, despite reports of a plot to kill him.
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The US secretary of state offers strong backing for the quick establishment of a Palestinian state.
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England winger Josh Lewsey is ruled out of the Rugby World Cup final against South Africa because of a hamstring injury.
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Montenegro and the EU sign an accord putting the ex-Yugoslav state on the path to EU membership.
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Israel and Hezbollah exchange the remains of an Israeli for a prisoner and the bodies of two guerrillas.
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A former chief of Saddam Hussein's prison in Iraq stands trial on charges of aiding the enemy.
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The pro-Western parties which won last month's Ukrainian election are set to sign a coalition deal.
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Iraq urges caution as Turkey's government says it will ask permission to launch raids against Kurdish rebels in Iraq.
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The head of the UN force in DR Congo urges rebel soldiers to rejoin the army as the government threatens action.
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A Zimbabwean minister dismisses UK PM Gordon Brown's call to boycott an EU-Africa summit in December.
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