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Scientists in the US say they have developed materials that can bend light around 3D objects making them "disappear".
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Russian raids on Georgia continue despite Tbilisi's announcement of a ceasefire, after Moscow says clashes in breakaway South Ossetia are continuing.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe says talks with the opposition reached no result, but will continue later on Monday.
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Japanese swimmer Kosuke Kitajima wins gold in the men's 100m breaststroke, smashing the world record.
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Abhinav Bindra becomes India's first individual Olympic gold medallist, winning the men's 10m air rifle shooting title.
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Bolivia remains divided despite backing Morales
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One person dies and nearly 135 others are stranded after a stairway leading to a shrine in India collapses, officials say.
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Israel's defence minister says an invasion of Gaza would not stop rocket attacks and a recent truce has been as success.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh lavishes praise on Abhinav Bindra, the country's first individual Olympic gold medallist.
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With votes still being counted, Bolivia's President Evo Morales claims victory in a referendum on whether he should stay in power.
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Kabul's street children get help from famous singer
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Thousands of people forced to flee after a gas explosion in the Canadian city of Toronto are allowed back home.
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Shanghai's main stock index slides to a 19-month low on fears that rising inflation will damage company profits.
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Israel's negotiating strategy could force Palestinians to abandon their goal of a two-state solution, a top official says.
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At least eight Turkish soldiers are killed in an explosion in the east of the country, Turkish media report.
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Up to 130,000 people are displaced due to fighting between the army and rebels in the southern Philippines, reports say.
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Flooding and landslides in northwest Vietnam have killed at least 100 people and left 50 missing, officials say.
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Reports from Baquba, the capital of the Iraqi province of Diyala, say at least four women were killed in a roadside bombing.
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Thirty-nine young people are returned home as a neo-Nazi youth camp is broken up by police in northern Germany.
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The rise of Yemen's new self-styled morality police
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The leader of Mauritania's coup tells the BBC he will not rule out standing in planned elections.
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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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Russia and Georgia trade accusations of new attacks, as EU diplomats seek a ceasefire in the Caucasus conflict.
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England seal a six-wicket win over South Africa to hand Kevin Pietersen a winning start to his Test captaincy.
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Andy Murray crashes out in the first round of the men's singles tennis, but Great Britain win gold and bronze in the women's 400m freestyle.
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Russian soldiers move into the west Georgian town of Senaki, as frantic diplomacy to end the conflict continues.
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At least nine Turkish soldiers are killed in an explosion in the east of the country, Turkish media report.
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Ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra says he will not return to Thailand from the UK to answer corruption charges.
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Pakistan's governing coalition leaders meet to finalise a plan to impeach the country's President Pervez Musharraf.
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King Abdullah of Jordan becomes the first Arab head of state to visit Iraq since the 2003 overthrow of Saddam Hussein.
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A senior separatist and four others are killed after police fire on Muslims near the border in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Mexico public's faith in police dives amid abduction epidemic
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Aston Villa agree a £7.8m transfer fee with Rangers for the Spanish defender Carlos Cuellar.
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Mauritania's PM and three other senior officials of the toppled government are freed.
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A man accused of abducting his UK-based daughter is a German wanted over a disappearance in 1985, US authorities say.
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Chinese factory shutdowns cause Indian shortages
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