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Poland, 
United KingdomSome Polish workers in the UK are claiming child benefit in both countries, BBC Five Live Report finds.
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GermanyGermany will not seek extradition of suspected CIA agents in an alleged kidnapping case, officials say.
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IraqThe UN is ready to broaden its role in support of Iraq, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says at key talks.
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ArubaThe Australian government is cracking down on welfare recipients in coastal areas where unemployment is high.
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JapanCasey Stoner secures the world MotoGP title with three races to spare at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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JapanJapan's Liberal Democratic Party picks Yasuo Fukuda as leader and likely replacement for Shinzo Abe as PM.
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BangladeshAbout 100 Bangladeshi fishermen are feared drowned after their boats sank in a storm in the Bay of Bengal.
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FranceThe French mime artist Marcel Marceau, famous for his portrayal of a white-faced clown, dies at the age of 84.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe's Bishop Ncube says that the allegations of adultery which forced him to resign are state driven.
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BurmaNuns join thousands of monks in Burma for the first time in a seventh day of escalating anti-junta protests.
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GermanyAt least 15 people are hurt in clashes between police and left-wing radicals in Hamburg, German police say.
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FijiAustralia romp to a comfortable 55-12 victory over a second-string Fiji in the Pool B clash in Montpellier.
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Fiji, 
AustraliaAustralia run in seven tries against Fiji in a 55-12 Pool B victory.
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PakistanKey opposition figures are arrested in Pakistan, ahead of protests against President Musharraf's re-election.
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New Zealand, United KingdomA second-string Scotland side meet World Cup favourites New Zealand at Murrayfield.
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Germany, 
ChinaGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel angers China by holding historic talks with the Dalai Lama in Berlin.
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Sweden, 
Russia, 
United StatesAndy Roddick's straight-sets victory over Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman takes the United States to the Davis Cup final against Russia.
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United KingdomThe All Blacks score 40 unanswered points against a jittery Scotland in a one-sided encounter at Murrayfield.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoSome 4,000 people arrive at a UN camp in the eastern DR Congo, many fleeing rebel forces, UN officials say.
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Israel, 
SudanIsrael sets up a committee to oversee the absorption of about 500 illegal Sudanese refugees from Darfur.
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BurmaBurma's largest anti-junta protest in nearly two decades takes place in Rangoon, led by Buddhist monks and nuns.
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SingaporeScientists in Singapore create a device that can detect the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus in 30 minutes.
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Afghanistan, 
ItalyItalian authorities say they believe two of their soldiers serving in west Afghanistan have been kidnapped.
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