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Colombia, 
EcuadorEcuador President Rafael Correa denies receiving election funds from Marxist Farc rebels in neighbouring Colombia.
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MexicoTen Mexican police are held over the murder of 12 federal agents, as thousands of troops are deployed to a western state.
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NicaraguaThe legacy of Nicaragua's Sandinistas
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HondurasTalks on ending Honduras's political crisis break for the night, as neither side agrees to proposed solutions.
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ArubaFive people have been found bludgeoned to death at a home in the Australian city of Sydney, police say.
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Iraq, 
United StatesA festival in Baghdad passes peacefully - a success for Iraqi troops following the US withdrawal from towns and cities.
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Australia, 
United KingdomMatt Prior urges England's bowlers to produce a huge effort to push for victory in the second Test against Australia at Lord's.
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Australia, United KingdomEngland need five wickets for victory but are held up by defiant Australian batting on the fourth day of the second Test at Lord's.
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Brazil, United KingdomThe UK is working with Brazil to organise the return of hundreds of tonnes of toxic British waste, the Environment Agency says.
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Afghanistan, United StatesA civilian helicopter crashes in south Afghanistan killing at least 16 people, with Nato saying it was not shot down.
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South AfricaSouth Africa's President Jacob Zuma names former deputy governor Gill Marcus as the new governor of the central bank.
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United States, United Kingdom, 
ChinaFour more British pupils are diagnosed with swine flu in China, after eight UK and US pupils test positive for the virus.
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West BankArabic TV al-Jazeera resumes broadcasts in the West Bank after the Palestinian Authority lifts a four-day ban.
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PakistanAt least 26 people die in heavy monsoon rain in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, officials say.
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Pakistan, United StatesVisiting US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says she hopes the US and India can tackle climate change together.
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South KoreaThe world's first cloned sniffer dogs, all called Toppy, report for duty in South Korea.
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Israel, United StatesIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a reported US request to halt a building project in East Jerusalem.
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ArubaFive-time champion Tom Watson and fellow American Stewart Cink are in a play-off at the 138th Open Championship at Turnberry.
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SudanThe South Sudanese army denies UN accusations that its troops entered the contested region of Abyei.
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Afghanistan, United StatesThe Pentagon identifies a US soldier shown in a Taliban video as a 23-year-old private captured in Afghanistan last month.
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Australia, United KingdomA marathon stand between Australia's Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin frustrates England's hopes of victory in the second Test.
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MauritaniaMauritania's military leader Gen Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz is declared the winner of the country's presidential election.
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Australia, United KingdomGraeme Swann insists England are favourites to win the second Test against Australia, despite an unbeaten 185-run stand between Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin.
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Iran, United KingdomIran releases on bail the last of nine British embassy employees arrested in Tehran over election protests.
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Iraq, United StatesUS and Iraqi forces disagree increasingly over limitations on the role of American troops in the country, reports suggest.
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United StatesA man is charged with murder after six people are found dead in the US states of Tennessee and Alabama.
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United StatesAmerican Stewart Cink describes his first major triumph in the 138th Open at Turnberry as "surreal", and also pays tribute to rival Tom Watson.
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Pakistan, 
Sri LankaSri Lanka seek to complete a series sweep against Pakistan by winning the third Test in Colombo.
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Canada, United KingdomThousands of people flee forest fires that are threatening homes in Canada's western province of British Columbia.
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Ireland, United StatesFrank McCourt, Irish-American author of best-seller Angela's Ashes, has died in a New York hospice, his brother says.
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Ireland, United StatesFrank McCourt, Irish-American author of best-seller Angela's Ashes, has died in a New York hospice, his brother says.
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Ireland, United StatesFrank McCourt, Irish-American author of best-seller Angela's Ashes, has died in a New York hospice, his brother says.
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