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A woman on a New Zealand plane stabs at least one of the two pilots and threatens to blow it up, police say.
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Acupuncture therapy appears to reduce the chances of successful IVF, US research suggests.
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The US Congress approves an economic stimulus plan to provide extra money to retired people and veterans.
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The last detainees leave a camp on Nauru, ending Australia's "Pacific Solution" immigration policy.
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John McCain calls on conservatives to rally behind him as Mitt Romney suspends his US presidential campaign.
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A gunman opens fire on a council meeting in the US city of St Louis, killing five before being shot dead.
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Survivors of Cambodia's brutal Khmer Rouge regime address a UN-backed genocide court for the first time.
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Thousands protest in Cuzco, Peru, against a law promoting development near ancient Inca monuments.
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One of Vietnam's best-known dissidents, Hoang Minh Chinh, dies at the age of 85 after a long illness.
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A plague of rats destroy the crops of tens of thousands of people living in Bangladesh's remote Chittagong Hill Tracts.
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Briton Simon Mann, accused of plotting a coup in Equatorial Guinea, is shown on TV, apparently in good health.
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Police in Mauritania say they have arrested at least seven people over last week's attack on the Israeli embassy.
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Michael Clarke's knock of 77 and five wickets for Nathan Bracken helps Australia to a 128-run one-day victory over Sri Lanka.
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South Africa's President Mbeki says power shortages will not stop the country hosting a successful football World Cup.
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US troops in Iraq say they have arrested a suspected leader of a Shia militia group allegedly backed by Iran.
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Tanzania's president dissolves his cabinet in the wake of a graft scandal that forced the prime minister to resign.
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Canada sends a high-level delegation to Paris to sound out a possible offer of military help in Afghanistan.
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British detectives say ex-Pakistani PM Benazir Bhutto was killed by the force of a bomb blast, not gunfire.
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French authorities suspend three policemen over alleged Nazi-style salutes and racist abuse.
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Two valuable paintings by Pablo Picasso are stolen from an exhibition in Switzerland.
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Facebook introduces a Spanish version of its social networking site, and promises German and French versions.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy announces thousands more police and a half-billion euro aid package for poor suburbs.
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Israel says about 20 rockets have been launched into Israel by Palestinian militants in Gaza, causing no injuries.
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French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen gets a three-month suspended jail term for playing down Nazi war crimes.
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Japan's PM Yasuo Fukuda calls on sumo wrestling officials to take action, after the death of a trainee.
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Nigeria's government tells all oil firms that fled militant attacks in the Niger Delta to return or cease work.
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At least 20 people are killed and 10 reported missing after heavy snows in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Relatives of a US baby found alive after being flung 100m (300ft) by a tornado describe his survival as "a miracle".
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Societe Generale trader Jerome Kerviel is jailed while the $7bn bank fraud is being investigated.
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President Putin says a new arms race is under way and that Nato is not listening to Russia's concerns.
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A doctor suspected of running a kidney-trading racket in India is arrested in Nepal, police say.
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Cameroon defender Andre Bikey will miss the Cup of Nations final after being sent off for pushing a member of the medical team.
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At least six people are killed and many hurt in a blast at a sugar refinery in the US state of Georgia, officials say.
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The US writers' strike could soon end with union leaders ready to put a deal to members, reports say.
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Venezuela's state-run oil firm denies that Exxon Mobil has won a court order to freeze up to $12bn of its assets.
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Kenya's rival parties could be days away from a political deal to end post-poll violence, says Kofi Annan.
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The US Army drafts a new manual, which puts as much emphasis on winning hearts and minds as it does on force.
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A nursing student kills two fellow students in front of classmates at a Louisiana college before killing herself.
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A fire in an elderly people's home in western Austria kills 11 people, and injures three seriously.
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Six tickets in the UK share the record £95m jackpot in the EuroMillions lottery draw.
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