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At least 31 miners are killed by a mudslide at an illegal gold mine in Burkina Faso, 500km (310 miles) from the capital, Ouagadougou.
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Australian swimmer Stephanie Rice wins the Olympic women's 400m individual medley leaving favourite Katie Hoff in third.
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Seven militants and a security guard are killed after a series of bombings in China's north-western region of Xinjiang.
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George Clooney leads tributes to US comedian Bernie Mac, who died in hospital on Saturday.
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England claim two quick wickets to halt South Africa's fightback on day four of the final Test at The Oval.
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South Africa's President Mbeki leads power-sharing talks between Zimbabwe's political rivals in Harare.
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Greece's Katerina Thanou is excluded from the Beijing Games after the IOC refused to accredit her.
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More than 100 pro-Taleban militants die in four days of heavy fighting near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, officials say.
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Sir Richard Branson writes to the US presidential hopefuls, opposing a proposed merger between BA and American Airlines.
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Michael Phelps claims the first of the eight gold medals he has targeted after winning the 400m individual medley in a world record time.
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Spin sensation Ajantha Mendis broke a 62-year-old record to help Sri Lanka close in on a series win over India.
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Eight people die in a suicide bomb attack in the northern Algerian city of Zemmouri, reports say.
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Police in Dubai say they have arrested a man in connection with the death of Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim.
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Georgia withdraws its troops from the breakaway region of South Ossetia, a Georgian interior ministry official tells the BBC, although the Russian military disputes the statement.
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Nicole Cooke wins gold for Great Britain in the women's road race as the USA face China in the basketball.
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Georgia says it has ordered its forces to cease fire in South Ossetia and calls for talks with Russia - but Moscow says clashes are continuing.
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Heavy monsoon rains in India destroy houses and flood parts of Andhra Pradesh, killing at least 40 people over the weekend.
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A murder investigation is under way in Newcastle after the bodies of a Chinese man and woman are found in a flat.
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The United States beat China 101-70 in one of the most eagerly awaited events of the Olympic Games.
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Thousands of people enjoy the London Mela which showcases the best of South Asian music and dance.
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US singer-songwriter Isaac Hayes, who won an Academy Award for the Theme From Shaft, is found dead at his home.
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China and US battle it out in Olympic basketball
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Thousands of people in the Canadian city of Toronto evacuate their homes after an explosion at a propane gas plant.
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