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Dramatic moments in South Africa courtroom
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Malaysian detention raises fears for dissenters
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In this audio slideshow Hugh Sykes experiences the culture and political mood in the streets of the Iranian capital.
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Pakistan's Cricket Board invites West Indies to play a two-Test series in Pakistan in November.
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As many as one million people may be homeless in hurricane-battered Haiti, the country's prime minister says.
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The governor of the Afghan province of Logar is killed in a roadside bomb attack near Kabul, officials say.
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Nepal is to start pressing Tibetan exiles living illegally in the country to go to India, an official says.
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Air regulators arrange for planes to help holiday-makers stranded overseas following the collapse of UK tour operator XL.
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More than 430 Chinese babies are ill with kidney stones as a result of contaminated milk powder, officials say.
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New Zealand claim their sixth Tri-Nations title in seven years with a thrilling 28-24 victory over Australia in the deciding match in Brisbane.
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Kate Clark explains the dangers of travelling on some of Afghanistan's most insecure roads.
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At least 10 people are killed in two bomb attacks targeting security forces in Iraq, officials say.
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Sebastian Vettel is on pole for the Italian GP, with Lewis Hamilton a lowly 15th on a grid mixed up by heavy rain during qualifying.
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South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki comes under renewed pressure to resign after judge clears his rival Jacob Zuma.
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Hurricane Ike makes landfall in Texas, causing flooding, damaging buildings and cutting power to millions of people.
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Italy's Alitalia airline may have to cancel some flights because of a lack of funds to buy fuel, an official says.
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Russian troops are seen leaving the Georgian port of Poti, days after striking a deal with the EU to pull out of the country.
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Darfur rebels claim government forces have launched more ground and air attacks on villages in North Darfur.
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At least 18 people die and many are hurt as a passenger train and freight train collide in Los Angeles, officials say.
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A protest vigil is held in the Malaysian capital after the arrest of an opposition woman MP and a leading blogger.
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Five bombs rip through shopping districts in India's capital, Delhi, killing at least 20 people and wounding 90, police say.
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Pope Benedict goes to the French shrine of Lourdes
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