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A look inside South Africa's biggest football stadium
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US public reacts to extra troop plan for Afghanistan
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Nigerian diplomat Ibrahim Gambari is the new head of the UN-African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur, the UN has announced.
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One person is killed and five others injured in an explosion at a South Korean defence research institute.
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The Australian city of Melbourne hosts a major inter-faith festival, with monks, rabbis and the Dalai Lama attending.
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Residents of the Indian city of Bhopal mark 25 years since a gas leak killed thousands and made many more ill.
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American Airlines offers investment in the struggling Japan Airlines, saying the bid is "far superior" to Delta's.
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A rights group says it has found more unmarked graves in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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The Honduran Congress votes against allowing ousted President Manuel Zelaya to serve out his remaining two months in office.
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Italy is to send about 1,000 additional troops to Afghanistan to support a US troops surge, say reports.
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Smokers who light up on waking display higher levels of nicotine than those who wait, US research shows.
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A blast at a graduation ceremony in the Somali capital Mogadishu kills at least five people, including two ministers.
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UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledges more support for Pakistan's counter terror efforts after talks with PM Gilani.
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Servitude and abuse for Haiti's poor youngsters
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The World Bank agrees to loan India $1bn (£600m) to clean up the Ganges, one of the world's most polluted rivers.
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Italy is to send about 1,000 additional troops to Afghanistan to support a US troops surge, say reports.
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A court in China's Xinjiang region sentences five people to death for murder and other crimes over July's riots, state media say.
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Bank of America says it plans to repay its $45bn (£27bn) US government bail-out and raise capital in the next few days.
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A Dutch warship is holding 13 Somali pirates who attempted to hijack a cargo ship south of Oman.
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The Philippines justice department issues a watch list naming 19 suspects in last week's mass political killing.
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World opposition to ousted Honduran leader's fate cracks
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Designer jeans made in North Korea are going on sale in Sweden as the communist states aims to make inroads into Western fashion.
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A Canadian sues Iran over the death in custody of his mother, photojournalist Zahra Kazemi.
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A group of Nigerian farmers is suing Royal Dutch Shell, claiming that the oil firm polluted their land in the Niger Delta region
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Cable TV firm Comcast agrees to buy a majority stake in NBC Universal (NBCU), creating a US media superpower.
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Police in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay) use sticks to beat back thousands of demonstrators protesting against water cuts.
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Russian PM Vladimir Putin says he will think about running for president again in 2012, during a Q&A session.
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David Beckham says he will do everything in his power for England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup.
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Pakistan's prime minister tells UK counterpart Gordon Brown he does not think Osama Bin Laden is in his country.
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E-mails hacked from a research unit suggest climate change is not caused by human activity, a UN negotiator tells BBC News.
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Two of France's top attractions - the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles - are closed by a civil service strike.
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A suicide bomber has killed a police chief and at least four others in the Iraqi town of Tikrit, police say.
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India pledges to cut its "carbon emissions intensity" by between 20% and 25% over the next decade.
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Jewish settlers reject a plea by Israeli PM Binyamin Netanyahu to abide by a pause in building in the West Bank.
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Obama strategy makes big demands of Pakistan military
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A man charged with 11 murders after human remains were found in his Ohio home pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Director Roman Polanski has been moved from a jail in Zurich to an undisclosed location for security reasons, Swiss officials say.
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BBC reporter's terror when Somali bomber struck
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Three people die as an explosion hits a bus in the Syrian capital Damascus, but officials say it was not a terrorist act.
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The decade starting in 2010 should be called the "One-ders", according to the winner of a naming contest in Australia.
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A military court in DR Congo rejects an appeal by two Norwegians against a death sentence for murder and spying.
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The US says it is disappointed by Honduras's decision not to reinstate President Zelaya for his remaining two months in office.
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More than 20 countries plan to send more troops to Afghanistan following a US decision to boost its deployment, Nato officials say.
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Human Rights Watch calls on Guinea's military rulers to charge or free rights activist Mouctar Diallo.
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Fulham beat CSKA Sofia in the Uefa Europa League, boosting their chances of qualifying for the last 32.
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A suicide bomber disguised as a woman kills at least 19 people, including government ministers, at a hotel in the Somali capital.
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Zoltan Gera's first-half header proves decisive as Fulham keep alive their Europa League hopes with a nervy victory over CSKA Sofia.
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Serbia is "progressing" in its co-operation with a war crimes tribunal but must keep searching for two fugitives, the UN says.
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Business leaders, union leaders and economists attend President Obama's White House job summit and hear a call for quick action.
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There has been condemnation of a suicide bombing in Somalia that killed at least 19, including government ministers.
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