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A leading suspect in the 2004 train bombings in Madrid is arrested in Morocco, where he is expected to go on trial.
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A Colombian rebel leader is jailed for 60 years in the US over the kidnapping of three US intelligence operatives.
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A gunman shoots dead a former mayor at a court hearing in the Philippine capital, Manila.
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Harbhajan Singh's appeal against a three-match ban for racially abusing Andrew Symonds begins in Australia.
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India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party says it will reserve a third of its party posts for women.
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President George W Bush uses his final State of the Union address to try to shore up US economic confidence.
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The trial of Peru's ex-head Alberto Fujimori hears how a death squad celebrated hours after killing 15 people.
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At least 12 suspected militants are killed in a missile attack in north-west Pakistan, local officials say.
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Australia fast bowler Shaun Tait is to take an indefinite break from the game, citing emotional and physical exhaustion.
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Motorsport boss Max Mosley predicts Britain's Lewis Hamilton can win multiple world titles.
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Property mogul Nicholas van Hoogstraten denies violating Zimbabwean foreign currency exchange rules and pornography charges.
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India's central bank keeps interest rates on hold, saying inflation is still the main threat.
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Ecuador investigates the slaughter of 53 sea lions found in the Galapagos islands with their skulls crushed.
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Harbhajan Singh is cleared of racially abusing Australia's Andrew Symonds but fined for offensive behaviour.
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The first of thousands of black Mauritanians in Senegal are going home after a deal agreed last year.
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Societe Generale was warned about alleged rogue trader Jerome Kerviel last year, a prosecutor says.
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At least two people are killed in a car bombing outside a police station in the Algerian town of Thenia, officials say.
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Several bird flu culling teams stop work in the Indian state of West Bengal, complaining of official corruption.
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Iran jails three Bahai followers for engaging in propaganda against the Islamic revolutionary system.
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At least six people are killed and many left without power as Cyclone Gene hits Fiji with winds of 140km/h (88mph).
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European and Asian shares rise on growing expectations that the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.
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Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi calls for early elections to end the country's political crisis.
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Burma's military rulers file criminal charges against 10 activists involved in last year's protests.
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Nine bodies and 10 severed heads are discovered in Diyala province north-east of Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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Fresh violence breaks out on the streets of Kenya's capital and other towns after an opposition MP's murder.
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At least 10 people are killed in clashes between insurgents and government forces in a suburb of the Somali capital.
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Italians are gripped by the Milan trial of a middle-aged couple accused of killing four neighbours.
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The heaviest snow in years causes travel chaos in China, with millions unable to go home for the holidays.
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Eleven children were among 18 people killed in a bomb attack on a bus in Sri Lanka, the Catholic church says.
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Millionaire Stuart Wheeler launches a court bid to force a referendum to be held on the EU reform treaty.
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A former MP and democracy campaigner Riad Seif is arrested in Syria, local human rights groups say.
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France's prime minister says his government will defend Societe Generale against any hostile takeover bids.
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Nigeria save themselves from elimination with a crucial 2-0 win over Benin to set up a enticing tie with Ghana.
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The former UN chief opens new talks between Kenya's government and opposition, to try to end mounting violence.
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The leaders of Europe's biggest economies call on financial institutions to be more open.
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An armed gang who fled with hostages after freeing 30 people held at a bank in Venezuela are captured.
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The US House of Representatives approves a major financial package designed to stimulate the US economy.
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