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The death toll from Hurricane Felix rises to at least 38, with more than 200 missing, officials in Nicaragua say.
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A US judge delays the extradition to France of ex-Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega to allow an appeal.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon is due to meet Sudan President Omar al-Bashir, in an effort to bring peace to Darfur.
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Moves are launched in Brazil to remove the senate leader, a key ally of President Lula, amid a corruption scandal.
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Actor and ex-US Senator Fred Thompson declares he is seeking the 2008 Republican presidential nomination.
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Roger Federer produces a phenomenal display to see off a fired-up Andy Roddick 7-6 7-6 6-2 in the US Open quarter-finals.
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Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti dies at the age of 71 after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
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An Afghan minister says land is being illegally appropriated by powerful individuals like MPs and senior officials.
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The US-led coalition says it has killed at least 40 suspected Taleban rebels in clashes in Afghanistan.
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Germany hunts some 10 people believed to have helped three men held over an alleged anti-US bomb plot.
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Tropical storm Henriette hits Mexico's west coast as Nicaragua says 38 people died after Hurricane Felix.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is meeting his Indonesian counterpart to sign an arms deal worth $1bn.
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Clashes worsen between the army and rebels in eastern DR Congo, as the UN relief chief fears for civilians.
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Nepal's Crown Prince Paras is recovering in hospital in Kathmandu after suffering a mild heart attack.
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Islamists and opposition leaders meet in Eritrea to forge a common front against Somalia's government.
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Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year, dies at the age of 71.
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A state of emergency is imposed in Fiji, three months after the previous one was lifted.
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The Red Cross chief meets the head of Hamas in Gaza to press for a visit to captured Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit.
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US President George W Bush describes talks in Sydney with his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao as easy and friendly.
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Human rights campaigners accuse Israel of carrying out indiscriminate air strikes in the 2006 war in Lebanon.
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Britain and Norway send jet fighters to shadow eight Russian long-range bombers in the Arctic.
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At least 14 people are killed in a US air attack which took place in western Baghdad overnight, police say.
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Burmese monks free 20 security officials they took hostage for several hours after a protest.
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Portuguese detectives are re-interviewing the mother of missing Madeleine McCann as a witness.
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Tribal people are facing starvation in eastern India where cholera has killed scores in recent weeks.
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Sachin Tendulkar dismisses reports that he is contemplating retirement from one-day internationals.
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DR Congo's army and rebels agree a ceasefire in a strategic town, the UN says, as more civilians flee violence.
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Iraq's security forces will not be able to take over from US troops within the next 18 months, a new report finds.
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Britain and Norway send jet fighters to intercept eight Russian long-range bombers in the Arctic.
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The opposition candidate in Sierra Leone's presidential run-off on Saturday boycotts a peace rally.
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Aid starts arriving in Nicaragua, where Hurricane Felix killed at least 40 people and left thousands homeless.
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Syria says it opened fire on Israeli jets that were violating its air space, but Israel declines to comment.
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War could break out again between Ethiopia and Eritrea over their border, a former UN envoy warns.
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Sudan and Darfur rebels are to hold peace talks on 27 October, but a key rebel leader refuses to attend.
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A multi-million dollar fraud ring has been cracked in Nigeria involving counterfeit cheques, say investigators.
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Bangladesh's only private 24-hour news channel goes off air, after being told not to show footage of riots.
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Ex-general Lino Oviedo, convicted of plotting to overthrow Paraguay's government, is freed on parole.
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A virus has emerged as the unanticipated suspect in the mysterious decline of North American bees.
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Fears grow for the safety of US adventurer Steve Fossett, who has been missing in Nevada since Monday.
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Zimbabwe devalues its currency as part of its battle to tackle its deepening economic crisis.
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The US should reduce troop presence in Iraq so as not to appear an "occupying force", a key report says.
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Ten Palestinian militants are killed in a number of clashes with Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip.
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The defence in the US murder trial of Phil Spector urges jurors to acquit the producer in closing arguments.
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The defence in the US murder trial of Phil Spector urges jurors to acquit the producer in closing arguments.
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