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Rescue teams are resuming the grim search for victims of Australia's bushfires amid fears the death toll will continue to rise.
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Ten policemen die in an attack by Maoist rebels in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, according to officials.
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Celebrations of the 30th anniversary of Iran's revolution are set to culminate with a rally in central Tehran.
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China's consumer price index hits a new low, but fears surround pressures on food prices.
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US President Barack Obama says he will not allow "safe havens" for militants in Pakistan's tribal region bordering Afghanistan.
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Smokers are more likely to kick the habit to safeguard their pets' health than their own, US researchers say.
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Indians outraged at an attack on women for drinking in a bar are to send a gift of underwear to right-wing activists.
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Baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez admits using performance-enhancing steroids earlier in his career.
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Downturn bites in once thriving US financial hub
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Chinese state TV is blamed for a fire at a landmark hotel in Beijing, in which a firefighter died.
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The personal secretary of Nepal PM Prachanda is being treated in hospital after being shot in the leg by gunmen.
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R&B star Chris Brown is removed from a US chewing gum ad campaign after being quizzed by police over an assault complaint.
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Winds of up to 140km/h (87mph) batter northern and western France, disrupting power and transport services.
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A former Taiwanese first lady pleads guilty to money-laundering and forgery charges.
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Seven suspected witchdoctors are arrested in Uganda after a headless body is found in Kampala.
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The Kenyan government delays a parliamentary vote on the establishment of an election violence tribunal.
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A man appears in court in Cambridge accused of throwing a shoe at the Chinese Prime Minister.
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Australian police say they are confident of catching arsonists they blame for some of the devastating bushfires in Victoria.
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The Obama administration starts a review of how well the US thwarts spies and malicious hackers.
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An offensive against Ugandan rebels in DR Congo has been "catastrophic" for civilians, a senior UN official says.
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EU peacekeepers in Bosnia search houses belonging to relatives of the fugitive Bosnian Serb war leader, Ratko Mladic.
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Iran's president says he welcomes talks with the US, as his country marks the anniversary of the Islamic revolution.
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At least two people are missing after a mudslide sweeps through a town in northern Argentina.
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Flanker Joe Worsley and centre Mike Tindall win recalls to the England team for Saturday's Six Nations game against defending champions Wales.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is in Iraq - the first visit by a French leader since Saddam Hussein's overthrow in 2003.
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Former bank bosses offer 'profound' apologies while giving evidence to MPs about the financial crisis.
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South Korea's Daewoo says it may delay its giant corn-planting plan in Madagascar following recent violence.
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Italy's politicians seek new right-to-die laws, after the death of a woman whose case became a cause celebre.
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Soldiers detain the police chief and 36 officers in the Mexican resort of Cancun in conncection with the murder of an ex-army general.
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More than 350 cities across Europe - including 15 in the UK - pledge to make cuts of more than 20% in CO2 emissions by 2020.
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A popular bicycle rental scheme in the French capital runs into problems just 18 months after its successful launch.
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China's president is in Saudi Arabia on the first leg of his overseas tour, with energy at the top of the agenda.
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Pakistan's prime minister calls for "trust" in the fight against extremism after talks with a top US envoy in Islamabad.
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Fishermen rescue about 200 dolphins stranded in shallow waters off the Philippines.
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US carmaker General Motors confirms it is cutting 10,000 jobs from its global workforce by the end of this year.
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A popular bicycle rental scheme in the French capital runs into problems just 18 months after its successful launch.
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German ministers defend the EU's Lisbon Treaty during a hearing at the country's constitutional court.
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John Simpson sees the Iranian revolution turn 30
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John Simpson sees the Iranian revolution turn 30
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African migrants live packed into Italian warehouse
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Russia boss Guus Hiddink is approached to take over at Chelsea until the end of the season.
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The US Treasury secretary announces a new $1.5 trillion bank bail-out plan to combat the financial crisis.
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Heat and overcrowding are blamed for the deaths of four fans at a Ghanaian football league match.
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Leading MDC figure Tendai Biti is selected as Zimbabwe's new finance minister in the Tsvangirai-Mugabe unity government.
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The world's biggest operation to demobilise soldiers and militias starts in Sudan, the UN says.
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The US Senate passes an $838bn economic stimulus bill backed by President Obama, despite opposition from Republicans.
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Despite bad weather, turnout in Israel's tightly contested general election is higher than the last vote in 2006.
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Interpol issues alerts for 85 men thought to be plotting attacks against Saudi Arabia, in its largest-ever group alert.
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The Red Cross evacuates 240 sick and wounded civilians who had been trapped by fighting in north-east Sri Lanka.
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The US Senate passes an $838bn economic stimulus bill backed by President Obama, despite opposition from Republicans.
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Chelsea hope to appoint Russia boss Guus Hiddink as their new manager until the end of the season, and are keen to finalise a deal before Saturday.
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