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United StatesTim Henman puts in a battling display before his Grand Slam career ends with a 7-6 2-6 7-5 6-4 loss to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the US Open.
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United StatesThe US Navy can use sonar equipment during training despite a possible threat to whales, a court rules.
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Colombia, 
VenezuelaVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he will invite Colombian rebels to discuss a hostage release deal.
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ChileTwelve people including a priest are charged in Chile over death-squad killings during the Pinochet regime.
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Iraq, 
United Kingdom, United StatesThe head of the British army during the Iraq invasion says US post-war policy was "intellectually bankrupt".
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Argentina, United StatesArgentina's Agustin Calleri beats former champion Lleyton Hewitt in round two of the US Open.
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ChinaNew rules come into force giving China more say over how Tibetan monks select their leader, the Dalai Lama.
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United StatesA Briton who has spent more than 20 years on death row in the US is to face a retrial.
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Sri LankaThe Sri Lanka military says it has started a new drive to dislodge Tamil Tiger rebels from Mannar in the north.
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JapanJapan's new farming minister admits illegal dealings at a private group he heads, in a fresh blow to the government.
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Iraq, United Kingdom, United StatesThe head of the British army during the Iraq invasion says US post-war policy was "intellectually bankrupt".
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RussiaRussia marks the third anniversary of the Beslan school siege, in which hundreds of people died.
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IraqRichard Galpin returns to Baghdad and finds that the fear of violence and added security have made life there feel almost like being in prison.
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EthiopiaMedecins Sans Frontieres accuses Ethiopia of denying it access to the conflict-torn region of Ogaden.
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CubaAfter having his press accreditation withdrawn, the BBC's Stephen Gibbs has no trouble packing in Cuba.
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Bermuda, 
MoroccoRichard Hamilton reports on elections in Morocco which is keen to show it is embracing democracy.
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Iraq, United StatesA radical cleric's order to freeze his militia's operations may let US forces tackle al-Qaeda in Iraq, the US says.
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United StatesA court case is filed in the US trying to stop the sale of two Academy Awards given to late film star Mary Pickford.
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France, 
SpainFour suspected Basque separatists, including a key bomb-maker, are held in France, Spanish officials say.
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GermanyThe German environment minister calls for seven of the oldest nuclear reactors to be shut down immediately.
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United KingdomBritain's men's 4x100m relay team finish third at the World Championships final in Osaka.
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Afghanistan, United StatesThe US-led coalition says it has killed at least 40 suspected Taleban rebels in clashes in Afghanistan.
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PakistanAt least four people die as a recently-built flyover collapses in the Pakistani city of Karachi.
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United StatesA US senator who pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after his arrest in a men's toilet resigns his post.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoA dissident army officer in DR Congo says there is a state of war between the government and his forces.
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Sierra LeoneDozens of people are hurt in clashes between supporters of rival presidential candidates in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
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PakistanEx-PM Benazir Bhutto vows to return to Pakistan soon, despite failing to reach a deal with the president.
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GreeceThe European Commission president visits Greek areas hit by wild fires, promising aid for those affected.
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PolandDefending champion Maria Sharapova is beaten at the US Open by 18-year-old Agnieszka Radwanska, as Martina Hingis also loses to a teenager.
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North Korea, United StatesEnvoys from the US and North Korea express optimism after a day of talks in Geneva on normalising relations.
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