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World stock indexes, including the UK's FTSE 100, post their biggest falls since 11 September 2001.
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Saudi authorities decide to end a ban on unaccompanied women staying in hotels.
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Italy's Romano Prodi is to address MPs on Tuesday as the departure of an ally threatens his ruling coalition.
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New Zealand bids a last goodbye to Mount Everest hero Sir Edmund Hillary at his state funeral in Auckland.
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Jelena Jankovic beats defending champion Serena Williams to reach the Australian Open semi-finals.
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Third seed Jelena Jankovic beats defending champion Serena Williams 6-3 6-4 to reach the Australian Open semi-finals.
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Heavy snow leaves at least 16 people dead and causes transport chaos in central and eastern China.
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Militants attack a Pakistani security force fort in the troubled South Waziristan region, killing five soldiers.
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US Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama exchange insults in South Carolina.
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As world leaders gather for the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, economic turmoil is on top of their agenda.
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A massive natural gas field is found off Rio de Janeiro's coastline, Brazil's state-controlled oil company says.
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Aborigines who were taken from their homes as children will get reparation from the Australian state of Tasmania.
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Amnesty International says Sudan must let peacekeepers deploy in Darfur to contain an upsurge in violence.
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Parts of the Lisbon Treaty, signed by Gordon Brown, are the same as the abandoned EU Constitution, UK MPs say.
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The European Commission president warns he may impose carbon tariffs if the US fails to back a climate deal.
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Tourists in South Africa are left hanging in mid-air near the top of Table Mountain after a power cut.
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Three Dhaka university professors accused of inciting violence in August are sentenced to three years in jail.
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Maria Sharapova produces a magnificent display of clean hitting to knock world number one Justine Henin out in the Australian Open quarter-finals.
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The world's first cargo ship partially powered by a giant kite is setting sail from Germany to Venezuela.
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The US ambassador to Kenya strongly rejects claims the international community has stirred up election violence.
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Share prices fall sharply on India's main indices amid fears that a US recession could herald a global slowdown.
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India's West Bengal state appeals for help to cull up to two million chickens in bird flu scare.
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Alleged gangster Tetsuya Shiroo admits shooting Nagasaki's mayor last April - a killing that shocked Japan.
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Rwanda launches a male circumcision campaign, to cut the risk of HIV, starting with the army.
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Europe's Court of Human Rights says France discriminated against a lesbian who wanted to adopt a child.
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Serbia backs a major energy deal that further boosts Russian dominance of Europe's gas supply.
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Italian PM Romano Prodi will face votes of confidence in parliament after a key coalition ally resigned.
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Kuwait's only female cabinet minister, Nouria Sbeih, survives a no-confidence vote in parliament.
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Lorries carrying fuel pass into Gaza as Israel eases its blockade following international pressure.
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Dozens are to be punished over workplace deaths in China, as claims persist 10 Olympic workers died.
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Dozens of Taleban fighters die in clashes with Pakistani forces, the military says - but militants dismiss the claim.
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Russian prosecutors accuse opposition candidate Mikhail Kasyanov's campaign of forging signatures.
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Egyptian guards fire into the air to disperse Palestinians at the Gaza border as the UN meets to discuss the crisis.
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Tuareg rebels attack a town in Niger, killing or abducting several people in the biggest raid in recent months.
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Global shares rebound as the US Federal Reserve slashes rates to boost growth and stave off a recession.
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An independent panel calls for Canada to keep troops in Afghanistan indefinitely - but under certain conditions.
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The EU insists it will not remove Colombia's Farc rebels from its "terror list", despite recent calls by Venezuela.
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President Pervez Musharraf says there is a no chance of al-Qaeda gaining Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
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Leading UN powers agree on a draft resolution that would expand sanctions against Iran, Germany says.
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Sudan kick off their campaign against Zambia in Group C after Egypt shock Cameroon with a 4-2 win.
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Two goals each from Mohamed Zidan and Hosni Abd Rabou give Egypt a fine start in their defence of the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Republican Fred Thompson withdraws from the US presidential race, after poor results in early ballots.
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Talks between the DR Congo government and armed groups to sign a peace deal stall for a second day.
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The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates to 3.5%, as it tries to avoid recession in the world's biggest economy.
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President Bush restates his opposition to abortion on the 35th anniversary of its legalisation in the US.
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Kenya's opposition files a complaint with the ICC, accusing the government of crimes against humanity.
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