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Police say four England rugby players at the centre of sex allegations can leave the country, according to reports.
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Growing numbers of female foetuses are aborted and baby girls left to die in India, a UK charity says.
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Former Cuban President Fidel Castro describes the EU's recent move to lift Cuba sanctions as "hypocrisy".
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At least 12 people die in a stampede during a police raid on a Mexico City nightclub, police say.
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Many Chinese are applying to marry on 8 August, the opening date of the Beijing Olympics, state media say.
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New Zealand beat England by 22 runs at Bristol to level the one-day series 1-1.
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England's ill-fated tour of New Zealand ends in a second heavy defeat.
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Kate Clark meets an Afghan farmer hit by the poppy ban, who has had to sell his daughter for marriage.
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Aboriginal leaders threaten to ban tourists from a top Australian landmark in protest at "racist" government policies.
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The BBC's Andrew Harding hears that conditions for militant prisoners can be fairly relaxed in Indonesia.
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Armed rustlers plague Madagascar cattle farmers
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Formula One's top drivers battle it out for pole position at Magny-Cours - but Lewis Hamilton faces a 10-place grid penalty.
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Network Rail is to look into creating five new high-speed lines for the UK by 2025, as part of a major review.
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Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen takes pole ahead of team-mate Felipe Massa at Magny-Cours, while Lewis Hamilton will start in 13th place.
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Iran says it considers an Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities as "impossible", after reports of an Israeli military rehearsal.
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Nepal PM Girid Prasad Koirala struggles to keep his administration together after Maoist ministers quit the cabinet.
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President Mugabe of Zimbabwe accuses the opposition of lying about political violence to cast doubt on next week's run-off poll.
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The US agrees not to export beef to South Korea from cattle older than 30 months to allay fears over meat safety, Seoul says.
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At least 17 people are killed in the Philippines as the south of the country is hit by Typhoon Fengshen.
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Sudan Airways - one of whose planes crashed recently, killing 30 people - is warned it could be grounded.
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France and Algeria sign an agreement on civil nuclear co-operation as the French PM makes a rare visit to Algiers.
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Tim Southee and Kyle Mills are the New Zealand heroes as they win a tense one-day international against England in Bristol to level the series 1-1.
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Police in Macedonia arrest a journalist on suspicion that he committed three murders he reported on.
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An Andrei Arshavin-inspired Russia beat the Netherlands 3-1 after extra time to reach the Euro 2008 semi-finals.
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US oil giant Chevron halts onshore oil production at its Escravos oilfield after an attack on a supply pipeline.
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Farmers in Argentina lift most of the roadblocks they set up during a three-month row with the government.
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Iraq's most senior security official says he believes that five British hostages seized more than a year ago are still alive.
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Russia boss Guus Hiddink pays tribute to his side's "huge achievement" in reaching the Euro 2008 semi-finals after their win over Netherlands.
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Russia boss Guus Hiddink pays tribute to his side's "huge achievement" in reaching the Euro 2008 semi-finals after their win over Netherlands.
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Mexico City's mayor accuses police of 'serious errors' during a nightclub raid in which 12 people died in a stampede.
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Five foreign soldiers die in two bombings in Afghanistan as the Taleban step up their attacks against coalition troops.
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