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Kenya's opposition calls off a mass protest, as Kofi Annan is to meet President Mwai Kibaki to try to end the crisis.
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US shares rebound sharply on fresh government plans to steady the US economy, after UK shares fell earlier.
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Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda defends Japan's annual whale hunt, calling for a less emotional debate.
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At least 19 people die as a military aircraft crashes in northwest Poland, killing everyone on board.
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Security forces kill 40 militants and capture 30 in Pakistan's South Waziristan region, the military says.
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A UN aid agency operating in North Korea left itself open to exploitation, a US Senate probe concludes.
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The bird flu epidemic in the Indian state of West Bengal spreads closer to the capital, Calcutta, officials say.
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Maria Sharapova trounces Jelena Jankovic 6-3 6-1 to reach the final of the Australian Open.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert says he will not let his country's blockade of Gaza turn into a humanitarian crisis.
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China's economy expanded by 11.4% in 2007 - the fastest growth rate since 1994, officials say.
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Sachin Tendulkar hits an unbeaten 124 as India close day one of the final Test with Australia in Adelaide on 309-5.
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A former US ambassador to the UN says President Bush's moves to clear Afghanistan's poppy fields have failed.
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The cause of 28-year-old actor Heath Ledger's death will not be known for about 10 days, authorities say.
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The rate of deforestation of the Amazon surged in the last five months of 2007, the Brazilian government says.
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A Japanese naval vessel heads back to the Indian Ocean to resume refuelling operations for US-led forces.
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South African police clash with protesters as a white man appears in court charged with slum murders.
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Russian officials say there are grounds to bar opposition activist Mikhail Kasyanov from the presidential race.
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Zambia's Supreme Court rejects an attempt to deport a British writer for allegedly insulting the president.
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Unseeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga thrashes world number two Rafael Nadal in straight sets to reach the final of the Australian Open.
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A US woman believed to be the last native speaker of the Eyak language in Alaska has died at the age of 89.
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Kenya's opposition says it has not yet agreed to an official investigation into their claims of electoral fraud.
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In Delhi, Chris Morris looks at what could become an increasingly important special relationship between India and the UK.
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The Dutch Muslim Council appeals for calm ahead of the release of far-right MP Geert Wilders' film on Islam.
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Kenyan opposition officials were behind attacks on the president's ethnic group, a rights group says.
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An Iraqi police chief is killed in the northern city of Mosul as he tours the site of an earlier blast that killed 34.
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A panel of political parties tells the Sri Lankan president to devolve power to resolve the decades-old civil war.
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Thousands of Gazans cross into Egypt via a ruined border fence for a second day, as Egyptian police gather.
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The Philippines bans its citizens from going to new jobs in Jordan amid complaints about abuse and rape.
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Thousands of teachers and other public service workers stage a one-day strike in France.
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Russia plays down reports a draft UN resolution on Iran's nuclear programme calls for new sanctions.
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US-led coalition forces mistakenly kill 10 police and two civilians in Afghanistan, a provincial official says.
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Bollywood stars hold some of the winning bids in a £370m auction of India's Twenty20 Premier League cricket teams.
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Turkey's ruling party and a key opposition party agree to work to lift a ban on headscarves in universities.
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Cuban President Fidel Castro says he "thought it was the end" when he fell gravely ill in July 2006.
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Italian PM Romano Prodi calls for support as he faces a key Senate confidence vote that he is in danger of losing.
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Kenya's president and main rival meet for the first time since last month's disputed presidential poll.
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Sri Lankan officials investigate reports of 16 bodies found at a jungle location in government-held territory.
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Brazil agrees new measures to tackle Amazon deforestation at an emergency cabinet meeting.
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Benin coach Reinhard Fabisch says he was asked to help fix their Africa Cup of Nations match against Mali.
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US shares close higher as investors welcome a deal in Washington for a $150m economic stimulus plan.
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The US government and Congress Democrats agree on an economic stimulus plan focused on tax rebates.
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Foreign ministers of the US, UK and France call on Burma's regime to respect its people's human rights.
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Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi resigns after losing a confidence vote in the Senate.
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French bank Societe Generale loses billions of dollars through fraud by one of its Paris-based traders.
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Two Palestinians die after attacking Jewish students in the West Bank, and an Israeli police officer is shot dead.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is visiting ally Colombia to try to secure a free trade accord.
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