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The US military transfers an Afghan national accused of al-Qaeda membership to Guantanamo Bay.
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Consumers' associations in Italy ask people to abstain from pasta for the day to protest against price rises.
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US oil giant Exxon Mobil is seeking arbitration over a stand-off with Venezuela about seized oil assets.
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India's board announces a new international Champions Twenty20 competition with a £2.5m prize fund.
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Brazil's Senate narrowly votes to clear its leader, an ally of President Lula, of corruption charges.
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Ten people are beaten to death in a Bihar village in India by villagers who accuse them of being thieves.
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An Indian court upholds the death sentence on a Pakistani man found guilty of the 2000 Red Fort attack.
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Outgoing Japanese PM Shinzo Abe is admitted to hospital, as his party prepares to choose his successor in 10 days.
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US prosecutors are to press state kidnap charges against six white people over the kidnap and abuse of a black woman.
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French ex-PM Dominique de Villepin faces judges again in an inquiry that pits him against President Sarkozy.
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US lawyers refile a lawsuit against the deputy ruler of Dubai for allegedly enslaving boys for camel racing.
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Dimitri Mascarenhas takes three wickets in Zimbabwe's reply to England's 188-9 in the World Twenty20.
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Powerful tremors continue to rock Sumatra in Indonesia, as rescuers head for the area hit by Wednesday's quake.
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Scientists are investigating the cause of the latest UK foot-and-mouth outbreak at two farms in Surrey.
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Investigations of massive corruption scandals in Kenya like Anglo Leasing will be curtailed by a new law.
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Scientists are investigating the cause of the latest UK foot-and-mouth outbreak at two farms in Surrey.
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Writings from the Dead Sea scrolls could be read for the first time by UK scientists using powerful x-rays.
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The authorities in Mogadishu lift a curfew imposed in June in honour of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Europe should see immigration as an "enrichment" not a threat says the EU's justice commissioner.
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A bill is introduced in Zimbabwe's parliament to allow President Mugabe to choose his own successor.
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Relief teams are assessing the damage on Indonesia's island of Sumatra, after it was hit by two massive earthquakes.
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An official report into the process of naturalisation in Switzerland says the current system is discriminatory.
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A Russian shop assistant goes on trial accused of killing 49 people in woods in southern Moscow.
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Hurricane Humberto brings heavy rain to already sodden Texas before weakening and moving into Louisiana.
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Fierce fighting between Pakistani troops and pro-Taleban militants leaves many dead near the Afghan border.
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Hundreds of supporters of ex-Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrested last week are being released.
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McLaren are stripped of their points in the 2007 F1 constructors' championship in the "spygate" row but the drivers escape punishment.
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A key Iraqi Sunni ally of the US, who met President George W Bush last week, is killed in a bomb attack.
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Poland should choose a different route for a planned motorway to Lithuania, say MEPs.
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An explosion at a Pakistani base kills at least 15 soldiers, most of them officers from an elite counter-terror force.
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Opposition leader Ernest Bai Koroma has 60% of the vote, with three-quarters of Sierra Leone ballots counted.
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The US dollar slips to new record lows against the euro as investors bet interest rates will be cut next week.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir starts a three-day visit to Italy to meet government leaders and the Pope.
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