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The price of crude oil climbs a record $10 in one day's trading, as the US is hit by tumbling shares and high jobless figures.
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Cuban President Raoul Castro allows state-funded sex-change surgery in a country renowned for sexual conservatism.
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The US embassy in London has criticised a government plan to tax airlines on each plane rather than each passenger.
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Chinese troops begin to drain a dangerously swollen "quake lake" formed after the Sichuan earthquake.
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Co-hosts Switzerland and Austria gear up for the start of the European Championship.
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Japan and North Korea open talks in Beijing in a fresh push to resolve bilateral disputes after a gap of nine months.
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Opposition protesters in Georgia fail to stop the newly-elected parliament from holding its inaugural session.
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf denies rumours he will resign and go into exile amid pressure to step down.
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Frank Gardner says Colombia has stepped up efforts to shed its reputation as 'kidnap capital of the world'.
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The cries of street traders may be disappearing in Europe but in Fortaleza, Brazil they are a pulsating part of street life.
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Ireland's brave effort is not enough as New Zealand win by 10 points in Saturday's Test in Wellington.
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The US and Asia's four largest economies say record oil prices are a big burden to economies, as G8 energy ministers meet.
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Five European divers missing for two days in Indonesian waters have been found alive and taken to safety.
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Save the Children and other aid agencies pull staff out of rural Zimbabwe after a government freeze on field operations.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy urges leaders in Lebanon to fully implement their recent peace deal, on a visit to Beirut.
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Ana Ivanovic beats Dinara Safina to win her first Grand Slam title at the French Open.
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The families of three British divers missing in Indonesia for two days speak of their delight that they have been found safe.
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Hillary Clinton prepares to end her bid to become US president with what is set to be an emotional thank-you to supporters.
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Jim McKay, the TV veteran who broke the news of the tragedy at the Munich Olympics, dies at the age of 86.
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The heaviest rain since records began swamps Hong Kong, causing landslides which claim two lives.
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Zimbabwe's High Court overturns a ban on opposition campaign rallies, according to an opposition spokesman.
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Substitute Vaclav Sverkos gives the Czech Republic a winning start to Euro 2008 with a second-half strike to break Switzerland's resistance.
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Portugal's Euro 2008 campaign opens in impressive fashion with victory over Turkey in Geneva.
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Nasteh Dahir, a freelance contributor to the BBC, is the latest journalist to be killed in Somalia
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The UN Security Council raises the prospect of pulling peacekeepers out of DR Congo after talks in Kinshasa.
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