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Prolific Italian TV prankster and condom advocate Gabriele Paolini faces a prison sentence unless he behaves.
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Prolific Italian TV prankster and condom advocate Gabriele Paolini faces a prison sentence unless he behaves.
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Gordon Brown and George W Bush hold formal talks on the second day of the US president's two-day visit to the UK.
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China and Japan are close to a deal that would ease a long-running dispute over offshore gas fields, reports from Japan say.
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An Italian politician for an anti-corruption party is stabbed to death outside his home in the Puglia region.
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At least 12 policemen have been killed in a suicide bombing in Sri Lanka's northern town of Vavuniya, police say.
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The Swedish jazz pianist and composer Esbjorn Svensson dies in a scuba diving accident at the age of 44.
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A Cuban boy at the centre of an international custody battle in 2000 reportedly joins Cuba's Young Communist Union.
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Former king's home becomes a museum in Nepal
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Bosnia-Hercegovina takes a big step towards joining the European Union, with the signing of an EU pact.
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Israel's military says it has killed three Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip as they were trying to plant a bomb near the border.
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Most of Australia's athletes will miss the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics because of concerns over poor air quality.
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Keeper Petr Cech is disconsolate after his error contributed to the Czech Republic's Euro 2008 exit.
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Flooding around the Somali capital, Mogadishu, leaves at least six people dead and affects thousands in camps.
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UN police in East Timor are considering handing over responsibility to the local force, amid worsening ties.
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Pollster John Zogby identifies key US poll battlegrounds
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A Malaysian palm oil firm is to begin growing rice to tackle shortages of the crop and help meet record demand.
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More than 64 people have been jailed for using blogs as a means of protest since 2003, a US report finds.
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El Salvador's surf and history draw the tourists
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China warns that one of its longest waterways, the Yellow River, is in danger of bursting its banks.
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A top Nato delegation starts a two-day tour of Ukraine to discuss the country's membership bid.
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Four people are taken hostage in the city hall in Almelo, the Netherlands, by an angry restaurant owner, reports say.
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In a last-ditch move, South Korea and the US resume talks aimed at modifying a controversial beef agreement.
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Four people are taken hostage in the city hall in Almelo, the Netherlands, by an angry restaurant owner, reports say.
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The Irish foreign minister says it is too early to seek a solution to the Irish rejection of the Lisbon reform treaty, ahead of talks.
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Beirut parties again after the guns fall silent
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Japanese car maker Honda begins the first commercial production of a hydrogen fuel-cell powered vehicle.
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Police in Iran begin a fresh campaign against Western-style clothing and hairstyles among women and men.
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A Dutch court hears a civil action against the state brought by relatives of victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia.
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Afghanistan's ambassador to Pakistan is summoned after Kabul threatens to send troops across the border.
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Tiger Woods wins his third US Open title in sudden-death after a thrilling 18-hole play-off with Rocco Mediate.
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Judges say prosecution errors may lead to Congolese ex-warlord Thomas Lubanga not facing an ICC war crimes trial.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah might be close to releasing two captured Israeli soldiers, the father of one soldier has said.
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Officials on both sides hail progress in indirect peace talks between Syrian and Israeli envoys in Turkey.
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Gordon Brown and George Bush warn Iran to accept their "offers of partnership" or face international isolation.
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British nationals in the United Arab Emirates have been warned there is now a high risk of a terror attack there.
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There is believed to be just one survivor from a boat that sank while carrying 150 migrants from Libya to Italy.
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About 500 Taleban fighters take over several villages in southern Afghanistan, local officials say.
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The number of Somalis needing food aid is likely to sharply rise, as the country faces a worse crisis than Darfur, the US warns.
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The price of corn hits a record high over supply worries after flooding in the US Midwest this month ruined crops.
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Rebels in Chad say they have taken the eastern town of Biltine, as they continue their recent offensive.
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Tiger Woods wins his 14th major by beating outsider Rocco Mediate at the first sudden-death hole in a thrilling play-off.
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Germany beat co-hosts Austria 1-0 to book a Euro 2008 quarter-final against Portugal.
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The Olympic flame is in China's Uighur Muslim homeland
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British troop numbers in Afghanistan will increase to more than 8,000 by next spring, Des Browne tells MPs.
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Rome's diocese bans filming in its two churches of the prequel to the controversial Da Vinci Code film.
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Oil prices hit a record $139.89 a barrel in trade in New York, despite a Saudi pledge to increase output.
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Germany goal hero Michael Ballack says his side overcame nerves to beat Austria and book a quarter-final place at Euro 2008.
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EU foreign ministers agree to keep the Lisbon reform treaty alive despite its rejection by voters in Ireland.
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A top UN official arrives in Zimbabwe amid continuing political violence ahead of this month's presidential run-off.
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