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The Duke of York criticises the US administration for failing to heed British advice on post-war strategy in Iraq.
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A new report on Afghanistan's drugs trade urges investment to provide alternative livelihoods for farmers.
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The Philippine parliament ousts its speaker amid accusations of corruption against President Arroyo.
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Poland's foreign minister criticises some Nato members for not committing enough troops to Afghanistan.
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New Zealand are chasing England's total of 184-8 in the Twenty20 international in Auckland.
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Japanese car giant Toyota reports a 7.5% rise in quarterly profits due to rising demand in places like China.
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The UN Security Council tells member states to back Chad's government, after two days of clashes with rebels.
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A US judge reimposes curbs on sonar which aim to protect whales, overturning a waiver by President Bush.
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China confirms that 39 counties still have little or no power, following the worst weather for decades.
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The US Super Bowl is watched by 97.5m viewers, making it the second most-viewed show in history.
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Dimitri Mascarenhas hits four sixes in a row as England beat New Zealand by 32 runs in a Twenty20 international.
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The Israeli army says it has killed two members of the Hamas movement during a raid in the Gaza Strip.
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Violence between ethnic groups in Papua New Guinea leaves at least six people dead and hundreds displaced.
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Kenya's political foes discuss crucial political issues to try to end the violence which has claimed more than 1,000 lives.
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A veteran believed to be the last survivor of a group who raised the US flag on Japan's Iwo Jima island dies.
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A new version of the Iraqi flag - purged of references to former leader Saddam Hussein - is hoisted over the capital.
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Contaminated Chinese dumplings in Japan were likely poisoned on purpose, the health minister says.
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France warns rebels in Chad that it could intervene if they continue to threaten the capital, N'Djamena.
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An Indian court finds three men guilty of conspiracy over the hijacking of a passenger plane in 1999.
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Pilots from Indonesia's national airline stage a protest over the arrest of their colleague in relation to a 2007 crash.
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France's Alstom unveils a new high-speed AGV train which will travel at up to 360km/h (224mph).
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Local people dispute a US military account of the killing of an Iraqi couple and their son near Tikrit.
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A former boss of Russia's disbanded oil firm Yukos, Vasily Aleksanyan, goes on trial accused of fraud.
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Hong Kong journalist Ching Cheong, who was jailed for spying in mainland China, is released early.
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A South African court sentences a swiss engineer accused of being part of a global nuclear smuggling ring.
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A senior member of Zimbabwe's ruling party says he will challenge President Robert Mugabe in March polls.
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Thousands of refugees stream from Chad into Cameroon following a rebel assault on the Chadian capital.
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A top election watchdog rejects Russian concessions for monitoring of the presidential election.
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The US says it is targeting a businessman and relatives of leaders of the military regime in new sanctions on Burma.
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Israeli forces kill seven Hamas members in an air strike in Gaza and another two in a military raid.
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The US service sector contracted in January for the first time in almost five years, a survey shows.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his new wife win damages over a photo used in a Ryanair advert.
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The Pakistan People's Party releases the political will of Benazir Bhutto, backing her husband to be party leader.
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A New York court sentences a leading Colombian drugs trafficker to 30 years in prison.
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Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton launches a formal hostile bid to buy rival Rio Tinto for $147bn.
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Millions of Americans turn out to vote on Super Tuesday - the biggest day so far in the race for the White House.
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