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Italy's Federica Pellegrini breaks her own world record on the way to gold in the women's 200m freestyle final.
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China overcome an injury-ravaged United States team to clinch their first gymnastics women's team Olympic title.
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How Paralympics could help disabled people in China
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An explosion in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli kills at least three people, reports say.
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A leading militant leader in Pakistan's Khyber region, Haji Namdar, is shot dead by unidentified gunmen.
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The Japanese economy contracted by 0.6% between April and June, prompting fears it is sliding towards recession.
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An official in India comes up with a new way to encourage low caste poor people to cope with food shortages - rat meat.
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Japan and North Korea agree to a new inquiry into the abduction of Japanese citizens in the 1970s and 1980s, reports say.
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Soul icon Isaac Hayes, who died on Sunday aged 65, was killed by a stroke, authorities in the US have said.
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The civil aviation director in Honduras disappears after authorities say he issued pilot certificates without any tests.
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Nigeria's Bakassi resettlement fuels more tensions
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Hi-tech and horses help guard the Canada-US border
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A number of pro-Tibet activists and a British journalist are arrested in the Chinese capital, Beijing, reports say.
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The UN says peace troops from India may have engaged in abuse and exploitation in the DR Congo.
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German police launch a huge manhunt after three people are shot dead at an Italian ice cream parlour in a town near Frankfurt.
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The pound remains near two-year lows against the dollar as traders continue to fret about UK growth.
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A purported al-Qaeda message urges Mauritanians to take up arms against coup leaders.
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Kenya bans extra lessons during school holidays because children are under strain.
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Georgia and Russia agree an outline plan to end hostilities, following shuttle diplomacy by French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Pilgrims who travelled to Australia to see the Pope on his July visit, are now applying for political asylum there.
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The US has spent $85bn on contractors in Iraq and neighbouring countries since 2003, an offical report finds.
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Prices of basic foods from bread to beef rise by up to 50% in Venezuela after the government eases price controls.
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Frank Sinatra is the only artist to feature among the top 10 favourite songs of both US presidential candidates, it is revealed.
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US swimmer Michael Phelps becomes the first Olympic athlete to win 10 gold medals and then claims his 11th with relay glory.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir fire tear gas to disperse thousands of rioting protesters in Srinagar, officials say.
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Michael Phelps breaks the record for Olympic golds and GB cyclist Emma Pooley wins silver in the time trial on day five in Beijing.
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Pakistani officials say 12 militants have died in a missile strike near the border with Afghanistan.
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A large drop in car sales contributes to a 0.1% fall in US retail sales in July compared with the previous month.
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An explosion close to a bus in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli kills at least 14 people including off-duty soldiers.
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Palestinians attend the funeral of poet Mahmoud Darwish, one of the Arab world's most influential cultural figures.
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There are reports of looting in the Georgian town of Gori, where Russian tanks are out on the streets despite a truce.
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Sensitive time for deadly Lebanon bus bombing
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Sudan's government launches a major offensive against rebel bases in Darfur, rebels say.
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US President Bush says military aircraft and naval forces will send humanitarian aid to Georgia, following its conflict with Russia.
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Taleban threats and attacks come to Kabul's doorstep
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Consumer groups and ministries in Spain and Italy denounce Ryanair's move to cancel tickets bought on third party websites.
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Power-sharing talks in Zimbabwe adjourn to give opposition leader Mr Tsvangirai time to reflect, South Africa's leader says.
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Lebanon's president arrives in Damascus for talks with Syria's leader, the first such trip after three years of turbulence.
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At least three people are killed in a blast at the gates of a police station in the Pakistani city of Lahore.
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An Israeli tank crew is cleared of wrongdoing over the death of a Reuters cameraman, Israel's senior military lawyer says.
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Taleban gunmen shoot dead three female international aid workers and their local driver near the Afghan capital Kabul.
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Prices in Spain rose at their fastest rate for 15 years in July, driven by higher food and transport costs.
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Canada is to deport a United States soldier who fled to the country to avoid deployment in Iraq.
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The world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart, aims to invest some $1bn in Brazil, as part of expansion plans in the region.
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US President Bush says military aircraft and naval forces are bringing aid to Georgia, following its conflict with Russia.
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A US judge throws out charges against seven New Orleans policemen involved in a fatal shooting after Hurricane Katrina.
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Why the US may need to review its policy on Georgia
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