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An American man succeeds on his third attempt at a 235 mile (378km) trip in an armchair held aloft by party balloons.
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Archaeologists unearth an ancient tomb in northern Peru that could throw light on the pre-Columbian Moche Indian culture.
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The UN's envoy to Afghanistan is to set out a new plan on aid spending amid fears that millions have been wasted.
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British MPs call for an inquiry into the administration of overseas territory the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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South Korea restricts the use of government cars and air conditioning in a bid to tackle rising fuel costs.
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The price of that French delicacy the snail is set to soar because of foreign suppliers' rising wages.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton surges clear after a dramatic start at a wet Silverstone.
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US leader George Bush says there is still concern over North Korea's alleged uranium enrichment, as G8 leaders gather in Japan.
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The parents of a French student stabbed to death and burned in a London flat say his killer "cannot hide forever".
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South African judicial authorities consider an alleged bid to sway judges over corruption charges against ANC head Jacob Zuma.
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At least 13 people die in separate bomb attacks in Baghdad and the restive Iraqi province of Diyala.
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Malaysian police hunt for a missing man who claimed the deputy prime minister had sex with a murdered model.
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David Miliband says the situation in Zimbabwe is now a "crisis infecting the whole of southern Africa".
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Syrian authorities blame prisoners for provoking clashes with guards that human rights groups say resulted in several deaths.
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State media reports that at least 21 people have died after an accident at a coal mine in northern Shanxi province.
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Briton Lewis Hamilton brilliantly handles the wet conditions at Silverstone to win his first British Grand Prix.
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The UAE says it is cancelling the entire debt owed to it by Iraq, a sum of almost $7bn (£3.5bn) including interest.
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Two retired generals are remanded in custody in Turkey over a suspected plot to overthrow the government.
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Ingrid Betancourt says she will write a play about spending six years as a hostage of Colombian rebels.
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Scientists say they have found more evidence that men as well as women have biological clocks.
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At least 20 people, said by locals to be a wedding party, die in a missile strike by coalition forces in eastern Afghanistan.
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At least eight policemen are killed by a suicide bomb in Pakistan's capital, a year on from the bloody ending of a mosque siege.
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Gunmen in Mogadishu have killed the head of the UN Development Programme in Somalia, UN officials say.
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Police release an e-fit of a man seen near the scene of the double murder of two French students in south London.
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Three Indian army officers are warned over allegations of gold trafficking while peace keeping for the UN in DR Congo.
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Cuba's ex-President Fidel Castro calls on Colombia's Farc rebels to release all hostages after the raid that freed Ingrid Betancourt.
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A delegation of Aboriginal people is set to take a number of human remains from Scotland back to Australia.
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