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Gamers across Europe get their hands on Halo 3, one of the most anticipated titles in history.
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The US Episcopal Church agrees to halt the selection of gay bishops to prevent a split in the Anglican church.
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An Argentine court says a 17-year-old male transsexual can have a sex change in a landmark ruling.
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Japan's new Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda and his cabinet are formally sworn in by Emperor Akihito.
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Truckloads of soldiers and riot police surround monasteries in Rangoon to prevent more anti-government protests.
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China's broadcasting watchdog bans all "sexually suggestive" advertising on television and radio.
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Transparency International names Burma and Somalia as the most corrupt countries in its 2007 rankings.
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An aid worker in Chad says the new peacekeeping force may contain too many French troops to be seen as neutral.
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Indian cricketers are hailed at a ceremony in Mumbai after winning the World Twenty20 cricket tournament.
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Thousands of Gazans attend the funeral of Haidar Abdel Shafi, who led Palestinian negotiators at Madrid in 1991.
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Italy organises concerts and exhibitions to commemorate the memory of opera singer Luciano Pavarotti.
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Chinese officials warn urgent action is needed to avoid environmental catastrophe over the Three Gorges Dam.
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Five people are killed in a bomb attack near the house of a tribal leader in Iraq, local officials say.
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Russia unveils a new passenger jet it hopes will establish its place as a global seller of commercial aircraft.
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India's most ambitious scheme to reduce poverty has disappointing results in its first year, studies suggest.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy unveils plans to give French employers incentives to allow overtime.
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Burmese police attack thousands protesting against military rule, with at least one monk reported killed.
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The EU claims US subsidies for American aircraft maker Boeing have cost Europe's Airbus $27bn.
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A bridge under construction in south Vietnam has collapsed, killing at least 36 workers, officials say.
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Defending champions Germany reach the Women's World Cup final with a comfortable win over Norway.
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A woman dies of cholera in Baghdad, officials say, the such first fatality there in the nation's recent outbreak.
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India's Sensex stock index bursts through the 17,000 mark to a new record after huge foreign fund inflows.
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Eritrea dismisses an accusation from Ethiopia that it is in breach of a peace accord that ended a two-year war.
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Activists are angry after Mozambique's Catholic Church leader says that some European-made condoms are deliberately infected with HIV.
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Coalition forces in Afghanistan say at least 160 Taleban fighters have been killed in clashes in the south.
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Macedonian police clash with supporters of an ethnic Albanian party after a brawl erupts inside parliament.
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Hundreds of mourners pay tribute to Marcel Marceau at the French mime artist's funeral in Paris.
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The head of Kenya's Anglican Church rejects a compromise over gay bishops by US Episcopal Church leaders.
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Nigerian MPs probing a $5m spending spree by the new speaker say she broke the rules.
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Turkey and Iraq reach a deal to allow Turkish forces to pursue Kurdish rebels into Iraq, media say.
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Egypt brands Washington's criticism of its human rights record "unacceptable interference".
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Georgia claim their first-ever World Cup victory as they defeat Namibia in wet conditions in Lens.
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Thousands of monks and civilians march against Burma's military rulers amid tear gas and live bullets.
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Tarique Rahman, son of ex-Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia, faces new charges of illegally acquiring wealth.
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At least eight Palestinians are killed in two separate Israeli raids in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian officials say.
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Samoa grind out a stuttering 25-21 victory against the USA in their final Pool A match in St Etienne.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates asks Congress for $190bn to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Zimbabwe MPs approve a bill to move majority control of foreign businesses to black Zimbabweans.
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The dollar falls to yet another all-time low against the euro, after further weak US economic data.
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The US defence secretary orders a review of private security firms in Iraq following a shoot-out in which 11 died.
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The Security Council calls for restraint as several people are reported killed in Burma's crackdown on protests.
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