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As recession bites, Spaniards seek work in the fields
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The planet will be in "huge trouble" unless Barack Obama tackles climate change rapidly, says a top US scientist.
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The US company General Electric says its staff are more likely to stop smoking if paid cash incentives.
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China's president is visiting Mali, Senegal, Tanzania and Mauritius, aiming to show China seeks a stronger position in Africa.
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French Polynesia's assembly elects Oscar Temaru as the French colony's new president, for the fourth time.
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David Beckham equals Bobby Moore's cap record but England lose 2-0 to Euro 2008 champions Spain in Seville.
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David Beckham is "honoured to be mentioned in the same breath" as Bobby Moore after equalling the England legend's caps record.
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US President Barack Obama and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari vow to keep a "strong partnership".
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President Michelle Bachelet makes the first visit to Cuba by a Chilean leader in almost four decades. .
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The Beijing fireworks party that went wrong
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Ghana's rocket man aims for the Moon and beyond
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A senior Pakistani official admits for the first time that deadly attacks in Mumbai were partly planned in Pakistan.
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US celebrates Abraham Lincoln's bicentenary
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Financial analysts in Nigeria say the central bank's attempt to stabilise the naira may damage foreign investment.
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The Australian Senate rejects the Labor government's A$42bn stimulus plan, as the opposition says it is too expensive.
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Chinese police detain 12 people, including a senior state TV staffer, for a fatal fire at the station's new headquarters in Beijing.
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Mexican soldiers arrest suspected members of a drug cartel hit squad over the murder and torture of a former general.
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Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto says China's state-owned Chinalco is to invest a further $19.5bn in the business.
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US and Russian satellites collide in space, creating a cloud of debris above Siberia in the first reported accident of its kind.
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A Dutch MP who called the Koran a "fascist book" plans to travel to the UK despite being banned on public security grounds.
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A court in Belgium decides not to proceed with a prosecution of two Rwandan generals.
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Pope Benedict says Holocaust denial is intolerable, as he meets Jewish leaders over a controversial bishop's comments.
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An Indian businessman and his servant are convicted of murdering a young girl in a case involving the deaths of 19 people.
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The Kercher murder prosecutor hits out at suspect Amanda Knox's US supporters who say he is "mentally unstable".
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy "proposed" to Carla Bruni within two hours of meeting the former model, it has been claimed.
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Israel is to allow 25,000 flowers to be sent from Gaza to Europe for Valentine's Day, the first export from the territory in a year.
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Many opposition figures in Georgia are blaming the president, Mikhail Saakashvili, for the country's troubles. Ray Furlong joined him on a tour of the country and found a man defiantly optimistic.
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US retail sales unexpectedly increased by 1% in January, which economists suggest is due to New Year discounting.
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Andy Murray continues his quest for glory in Rotterdam as he faces Italian Andreas Seppi.
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A senior Pakistani official admits for the first time that deadly attacks in Mumbai were partly planned in Pakistan.
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Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika announces he will seek a third term in office in elections in April.
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Human rights group Amnesty International urges the new coalition government in Zimbabwe to free all political prisoners.
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How Berlin's artist squatters hope to turn landlords
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Indian army's latest enemy is a shortage of men
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A Chinese food group at the centre of a contaminated milk scandal is declared bankrupt with debts of $160m.
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Philippine troops arrest two men suspected of supporting the Indonesian militant group, Jemaah Islamiah.
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A bomb attack in Iraq has killed several Shia pilgrims, while in the northern city of Mosul, four police were killed by a car bomb.
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A ship recently freed by Somali pirates arrives in Kenya to offload arms, amid controversy over its cargo.
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Pope Benedict says Holocaust denial is intolerable, as he meets US Jewish leaders over a controversial bishop's comments.
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The US has failed to keep proper records of many thousands of weapons shipped to Afghanistan, a report says.
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India says Pakistan's admission the Mumbai attacks were partly planned on its soil is a "positive development".
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Kenyan MPs vote against a bill to set up an election violence tribunal, saying suspects should be tried at The Hague.
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The final results of Israel's election confirm that neither of the two main parties can form a government on its own.
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Events are being held across the US to mark 200 years since former President Abraham Lincoln was born.
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Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf apologises to a truth commission over her backing for ex-rebel Charles Taylor.
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Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf apologises to a truth commission over her backing for ex-rebel Charles Taylor.
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The Red Cross evacuates a further 160 sick and wounded people trapped by fighting in northern Sri Lanka.
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Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai spends his first full day in office visiting political prisoners, his spokesman says.
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Switzerland says it will return the assets of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier for use on development projects.
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Claims of 10 members of the Awa tribe in Colombia being killed, after the reported murder last week of 17.
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Four Russian policemen and three suspected rebels die in fighting in Ingushetia, in Russia's troubled North Caucasus.
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The top US intelligence official, Dennis Blair, says that the global economic crisis is the main threat facing America.
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Controversial Dutch MP Geert Wilders is sent home after landing at Heathrow, calling it a "sad day" for democracy.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson is given the "total support" of the Mexican Football Federation after Mexico's World Cup qualifying defeat to the United States.
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Brazil summons the Swiss envoy over an alleged skinhead attack in Zurich on a pregnant Brazilian woman.
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Australia plans to remove obstacles to a nationwide fire alert system, in the wake of the devastating bushfires.
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Irish playwright Hugh Leonard, whose father-and-son drama Da won acclaim on Broadway, dies at 82.
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