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Prehistoric man may have executed male rivals in order to steal their women, research by Durham scientists suggests.
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Farmers in Argentina extend a strike by a further week in a row with the government over export taxes.
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The authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir say the security forces have killed six militants in three incidents.
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Religious groups in South Korea urge the government to send food to North Korea, amid famine warnings.
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More than 400 children taken from a Texas sect begin to return to their parents following a court ruling.
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A Malaysian minister announces plans to remove price controls on petrol and diesel from August.
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Families of 12 of the dead protesters from India's Gujjar tribe take away their bodies for cremation.
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The outgoing Nato forces general in Afghanistan says the war against the Taleban is "under-resourced".
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A senior Australian police officer is charged over an alleged plot to import half a tonne of drug-making chemicals.
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The Israeli Supreme Court calls for an end to the almost total ban on students in Gaza from studying abroad.
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Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei insists it will continue its nuclear activities for civilian purposes only.
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Investigators in Pakistan search for clues a day after a car bomb killed six people near the Danish embassy.
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Colombian authorities say at least 26 people have died in a mudslide that buried homes in the city of Medellin.
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A Greek mayor defies the threat of prosecution to carry out the country's first gay "marriages".
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Two Spanish men are held in The Gambia accused of making homosexual advances to taxi drivers, police say.
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Pakistani fast bowler Mohammed Asif is detained at Dubai airport on suspicion of carrying illegal drugs.
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Venezuela's new intelligence law provokes a backlash from human rights groups who say it threatens civil liberties.
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BBC correspondent Aleem Maqbool looks back at his first year in Ramallah, an oasis of almost-calm in the West Bank.
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Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka say at least six civilians are killed by the security forces in the north of the island .
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The home-grown Lesotho innovation to fend off hunger
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The UN secretary general calls for revitalising agriculture as a way of tackling the world's worsening food crisis.
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Israel says remains handed over by Hezbollah on Sunday were of five Israeli soldiers killed in the 2006 war.
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EU finance minister approve Slovakia's euro entry, which is due to happen on 1 January 2009.
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World number two Ana Ivanovic beats Patty Schnyder in straight sets at the French Open.
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Zimbabwe stops an international agency from distributing aid, accusing it of backing the opposition.
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The number of people killed by floods and landslides in southern Sri Lanka rises to 19, officials say.
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The government of the Indian state of Maharashtra says it plans to build a statue to rival New York's Statue of Liberty.
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Novak Djokovic will meet Rafael Nadal in the French Open semi-finals after straight sets wins at Roland Garros.
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China appears to be reining in public anger over the number of schools that collapsed during the earthquake.
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Burmese people help each other after the cyclone
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Former film star Brigitte Bardot is fined 15,000 euros by a French court for inciting racial hatred.
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China does all it can to avoid re-run of Tibet unrest
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An Algerian court fines four Christian converts for holding an illegal religious ceremony.
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Motorsport head Max Mosley wins a confidence vote despite "Nazi orgy" claims.
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The US suspends talks aimed at normalising relations with Sudan as UN Security Council envoys visit the country.
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South Korea requests a key change to a US beef import deal, amid mounting anti-government protests.
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Pakistani political leader Nawaz Sharif demands the trial of President Pervez Musharraf for treason.
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Nato demands that Russia pull out military railway workers it sent to breakaway Georgian province of Abkhazia.
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Former Manchester City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is named as the new coach of Mexico.
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Hillary Clinton says she is "open" to being vice-president on Barack Obama's ticket, as US primary polls near an end.
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The US is to tighten visa restrictions to allow it to screen short-term visitors from Japan and Western Europe.
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General Motors is closing four truck and sports utility vehicle plants in the US, Canada and Mexico.
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US investment bank Lehman Brothers denies rumours it is facing funding problems, but its shares fall by 10%.
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