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Swing to right as Israel ends lacklustre campaign
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Ecuador's left-wing President Rafael Correa expels a US customs attache in an argument over anti-drug policies.
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At least three people have died and 93 more have been injured after two trains collided in Cuba.
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Tens of thousands join a protest against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's attempt to enable his own indefinite re-election.
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Switzerland votes on whether to continue to allow in EU workers, and whether to extend that right to Romanians and Bulgarians.
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Man Utd travel to West Ham after Tottenham draw with Arsenal in the north London derby.
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More than 10,000 Sri Lankan civilians have fled the last area held by Tamil Tiger rebels in the north, the government says.
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A 56-year-old American woman has become the first on record to swim the Atlantic, taking 24 days from the Cape Verde Islands to Trinidad.
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Defending Six Nations champions Wales are giving Scotland a torrid time at Murrayfield.
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The Swiss vote to extend access to workers from two new European Union member states, Romania and Bulgaria.
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The new US special envoy to Afghanistan says winning the conflict there will be "much tougher" than in Iraq.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov welcomes the US promise to "press the reset button" in their relationship.
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Sweden's police chief promises an inquiry after officers playing criminals and suspects on a training exercise adopt racist names.
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Zimbabwe crisis shows importance of clean water
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Chinese scheme to divert Yangtze River is four years late
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US promises new era of diplomacy - with a price tag
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Wales start the defence of their RBS Six Nations crown with a comfortable win over Scotland at Murrayfield.
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Moderate Iranian ex-President Mohammad Khatami is to run against incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in June's election.
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A key opposition leader in Madagascar calls for more protests against the president, a day after security forces killed 28 of his supporters.
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Bush fires in southern Australia wipe out towns and kill at least 108 people, the worst fire death toll in the country's history.
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Yemen has decided to release more than 170 men suspected of ties to the militant network al-Qaeda, officials say.
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The UK Treasury is to order an independent probe into how banks are managed, Chancellor Alistair Darling says.
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Militants in Pakistan say they have killed a kidnapped Polish engineer and release a video purporting to show his death.
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British film Slumdog Millionaire wins seven prizes at the Bafta Film Awards, where Kate Winslet is also recognised.
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