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The US air force's chief of staff and another official resign after a series of errors involving nuclear weapons and parts.
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Drought and price hikes - Ethiopia's deadly coincidence
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The US marks 40 years since the assassination of Robert F Kennedy in Los Angeles, as he campaigned for the Democratic nomination.
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A UN summit on the food crisis pledges to help farmers in poor countries and double world food production.
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Japan accepts the Ainu as an indigenous group
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Zimbabwe's government indefinitely suspends all field work by aid groups and non-governmental organisations.
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Almost 450 Japanese bureaucrats admit receiving cash or other gifts from taxi drivers used for official journeys.
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Burmese state media accuses both its citizens and foreign press of exaggerating storm devastation.
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Democratic contender Barack Obama meets defeated rival Hillary Clinton as speculation grows over her future role.
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Westerners found Peru's Machu Picchu 40 years earlier than previously thought, historians say.
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Military threat hangs over Iran's nuclear activities
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Police in Pakistan say they have seized huge quantities of explosives following an attack on the Danish embassy.
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The government have announced plans to make swimming free for over 60s as part of an initiative linked to the 2012 Olympics. Is this the best way to get the UK involved in sport?
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Sudan's faces a "vicious campaign", its president says, after his government is accused of crimes against humanity.
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The pro-Western coalition of Ukraine's PM Yulia Tymoshenko loses its parliamentary majority after two members quit.
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The Malaysian government has said it will not back down on its decision to increase fuel prices despite protests.
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Israeli forces kill a militant during a raid in Gaza, as the Israeli PM warns of a major military campaign in the strip.
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Pakistan's foreign minister defends his country's decision to negotiate with militants during talks in Kabul.
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Magistrates in London uphold a request to extradite four men to Rwanda to face mass murder charges.
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A Chinese court jails a man for over seven years after he stole from buildings which fell in last month's quake disaster.
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Real Madrid's interest in signing Cristiano Ronaldo takes a new twist as the winger says he would like to play for the Spanish champions.
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An Indian court rules that the state airline has the right to prevent air hostesses from flying for being overweight.
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Tamil rebels are blamed after bomb attacks on two buses kill 22 people and injure many more in southern Sri Lanka.
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India's government announces cutbacks for ministries following nationwide protests against a 10% rise in fuel prices.
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A relief work ban raises hunger fears in Zimbabwe and police again stop Mugabe challenger Morgan Tsvangirai.
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Indian inflation continues to rise, fuelling speculation the government will soon take action to tackle the problem.
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Security forces in Algeria say six soldiers have been killed in a bomb attack by suspected Islamist militants.
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Three-time champion Rafael Nadal sweeps aside Novak Djokovic to reach his fourth French Open final.
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Russia's President Medvedev warns Georgia and Ukraine of serious consequences if they join Nato.
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Defending champion Rafael Nadal beats world number three Novak Djokovic in the first of Friday's French Open semi-finals.
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World number one Roger Federer takes on French favourite Gael Monfils for a place in the French Open final.
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An Austrian judge extends the detention in custody of Josef Fritzl, who kept his daughter in a cellar for 24 years.
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Three British nationals are reported missing after an incident off the coast of Indonesia.
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The US unemployment rate rises at its fastest pace in more than two decades in May, stoking recession fears.
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A top Israeli official says Israel will attack Iran if it continues with its alleged nuclear arms programme.
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Turkey's ruling party holds emergency talks after a court ruling on headscarves threatens its future.
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The US military reports capturing 32 suspected al-Qaeda members in Baghdad and other parts of Iraq.
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China sends medics to offer reverse sterilisation operations to parents who lost their only child in the quake.
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The appointment of Nepal's new "living goddess" is being held up the recent abolition of the monarchy.
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A British man accused of murdering his wife and daughter planned to sell his story, a US court hears.
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Yellow fever is sweeping through the thousands of Congolese expelled from Angola, an official says.
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Irish and EU officials insist the reform treaty will pass an Irish referendum even as a poll suggests the No vote is surging.
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European Parliament Vice-President Luisa Morgantini and Irish Nobel laureate Mairead Corrigan are hurt at a protest in the West Bank.
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Uganda's notorious LRA rebels are reportedly preparing a fresh offensive, after refusing to sign a peace deal.
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Corrupt officials are creaming off about $120bn a year - equivalent to a third of the national budget, a Russian prosecutor says.
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Unrest over the rising cost of living turns lethal in Tunisia and challenges the authorities in India and Malaysia.
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Zimbabwe's authorities halt campaigning by opposition head Morgan Tsvangirai, citing alleged security fears.
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Aid agency curbs place many in peril in Zimbabwe
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Kenya's oldest pupil is forced to abandon his studies and move into a home for the aged, his school says.
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Leading US stock market indexes suffer massive falls as the price of oil soars to yet another record.
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Turkey's ruling AK Party attacks the Constitutional Court for blocking moves to permit headscarves at universities.
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A US law that would have introduced a cap on carbon emissions is blocked by senators.
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Workers in Hamburg are told to stop processing Italian hospital waste after finding high levels of radioactivity.
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Colombia and Ecuador agree to re-establish low-level diplomatic relations severed after a cross-border raid in March.
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Pakistan asks the United Nations to investigate the disputed circumstances of ex-PM Benazir Bhutto's assassination.
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