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A US soldier on his first skydive lands safely despite being attached to his instructor who died during the descent.
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Saudi Arabia issues a list of 83 wanted militants living overseas, calling on them to return to their home country.
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A college near the US city of Baltimore suspends a Rwandan professor over accusations he participated in genocide there.
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A Muslim cleric found guilty of planning bomb attacks in Australia is sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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Ethiopia's ancient Christmas in sound and images
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Unions strike at a central Nepal hospital amid calls by the Maoist PM for an end to "endemic" industrial action.
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President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela tells supporters his socialist revolution is on track as he marks 10 years in office
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The EU and Canada warn that a clause on construction in the US economic recovery package could promote protectionism.
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Aid workers tell of chasing Zimbabwe outbreak in circles
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A married Indian couple said to have kissed in public were expressing love not committing an obscenity, a Delhi court rules.
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Sanctions must be kept on Zimbabwe's President Mugabe, a minister tells the BBC, despite African calls for them to be lifted.
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A new approach to prisons and parole in the US
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A new approach to prisons and parole in the US
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Gunmen attack a police station in the Greek capital, Athens, causing some damage but no injuries.
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India says that it is planning to produce a low cost laptop intended for use by school children and students.
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The Red Cross in Sri Lanka says three more civilians have died in artillery attacks on a hospital in rebel-held territory.
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North Korea appears to be preparing to test-fire its longest range missile, a South Korean official and reports say.
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England name Andy Goode at fly-half for their Six Nations opener against Italy on Saturday.
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China reacts with indignation over an incident in which a shoe was thrown at Premier Wen Jiabao in the UK.
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Opposition politicians in Chad condemn the banning of a meeting to mark the anniversary of a colleague's disappearance.
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Opposition politicians in Chad condemn the banning of a meeting to mark the anniversary of a colleague's disappearance.
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Australia cuts interest rates and unveils a A$42bn stimulus package, targeting schools, housing and the lower-paid.
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Nearly 200 people, believed to be Burmese Rohingya, are rescued from a boat adrift off Indonesia's coast, officials say.
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South Africa's ruling party leader Jacob Zuma misses a deadline to challenge graft charges - because he applied by e-mail.
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Christopher Hill, the former US chief negotiator with North Korea, is to become the US envoy to Iraq, according to reports.
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The government is criticised for displaying the Union flag upside down at the signing of a trade agreement.
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An Italian woman is moved to a clinic where she will be allowed to die after 17 years in a vegetative state, despite Vatican protests.
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Israeli officials say they are imposing restrictions on Arabic broadcaster al-Jazeera after the network's owners, the state of Qatar, cut trade ties with Israel.
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Ethiopian troops re-entered Somalia about two weeks after they said they had pulled out, say witnesses.
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Hundreds of workers continue unofficial strike action over the use of foreign contractors, as Acas talks resume.
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The German chancellor says the Vatican must clear up its position over the readmission of a Holocaust-denying bishop.
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The International Court of Justice defines maritime boundary between Romania and Ukraine, settling a dispute over a part of the Black Sea.
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Iran launches its first domestically made satellite, prompting concern by Western powers over its intentions.
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Suspected militants in north-west Pakistan blow up a bridge, cutting a crucial supply link to Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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The number of people out of work in Spain increased by 199,000 in January, a record monthly jump, government figures show.
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US President Barack Obama picks Senator Judd Gregg as commerce secretary, the second Republican in the cabinet.
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Former French football star Lilian Thuram says he has rejected President Nicolas Sarkozy's offer to join the government.
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India seal the one-day international series against Sri Lanka on a day when Muttiah Muralitharan equals Wasim Akram's one-day wicket-taking record.
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German troops will be based in France for the first time since WWII, under plans reportedly being drawn up.
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Israeli planes bomb Palestinian smuggling tunnels on Gaza's border with Egypt after a rocket hits the Israeli city of Ashkelon.
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Somalia's new president appeals for foreign military help to deal with "extremists" against the peace process.
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Russian international midfielder Andrey Arshavin completes his move to Arsenal on a "long term" deal for an undisclosed fee.
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The Madagascar capital's Mayor Andry Rajoelina vows to contest his sacking by government, amid ongoing turmoil in Antananarivo.
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MEPs urge EU member states to help the US shut down the Guantanamo Bay prison camp by accepting detainees.
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Key international negotiators urge Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels to lay down arms and discuss ending hostilities.
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The climate of fear for journalists in Sri Lanka
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Afghan cricketers are dismayed not to get government recognition after reaching the final stages of the World Cup.
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The EU urges the US to cut the "Buy American" clause from its economic recovery plan amid fears of rising protectionism.
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The mystery caterpillar which is plaguing farmers in Liberia and Guinea has finally been identified, says the UN food agency.
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Western powers voice concerns over Iran's intentions after it launches its first domestically made satellite into orbit.
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Ford, General Motors and Chrysler all saw a sharp fall in US sales in January, as their woes show no sign of improving.
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Colombian Farc rebels release a former provincial governor held hostage since 2001 in the jungle, the Red Cross says.
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Brazilian riot police occupy a shantytown in Sao Paulo, following a night of violence there.
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Tom Daschle withdraws his nomination as US health secretary, hours after another Obama nominee withdrew.
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A former inmate at the US jail in Guantanamo Bay has joined the Taleban's high command, UK officials say.
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