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A US judge bans publication of a book by a Swedish author promoted as a sequel to JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.
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Ethiopian explains why he decided to take up arms
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India's Maoist rebels dig deep in West Bengal
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A bipartisan group of US senators call for the immediate release of a Vietnamese priest, Father Nguyen Van Ly, jailed for dissent.
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Afghans in Calais dream of Channel crossing to London
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The French prime minister writes to his New Zealand counterpart expressing his disgust at the behaviour of a French rugby player during a tour.
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Steve Harmison says Australia lack the swagger of their illustrious predecessors, with the Ashes series just days away.
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The newly installed government in Honduras rejects international calls to reinstate deposed President Manuel Zelaya.
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Amnesty International accuses both Israel and Hamas of war crimes in a detailed report on the January conflict in Gaza.
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Bangladesh's former military ruler, Gen Hussein Muhammad Ershad, is recovering in hospital after a heart operation, doctors say.
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Economic growth of 7% in India is possible this year, according to a report from the country's finance ministry.
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Bosnia still crippled by divisions and uncertainty
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US downturn and swine flu batter Mexico's economy
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An Indian court rules that homosexual intercourse between consenting adults is not a criminal act, overturning colonial law.
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Homosexual sex between consenting adults is no longer a criminal act in India. Will it change life for gay people?
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The White House says Niger's president is undermining 10 years of development by trying to hold on to power unconstitutionally.
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Activists hail 'historic' India gay sex judgement
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A Russian tiger is down to an effective wild population of fewer than 35 individuals, new research has found.
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South Africa make 10 changes to their starting line-up for Saturday's third and final Test against the British and Irish Lions.
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A court ruling over a pre-nuptial agreement could pave the way for them to become legally binding in England and Wales.
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In Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, Stephen Gibbs finds out what people think of the coup which exiled President Manuel Zelaya.
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A two-year-old girl is attacked and choked to death by a pet python at her home in Florida, police say.
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Defence and aerospace group EADS wins a contract worth $2.27bn (£1.4bn) to help improve Saudi border security.
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Riki Flutey and Joe Worsley will start against South Africa on Saturday as the injury-hit British and Irish Lions make a host of changes for the third Test.
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The Italian "boyfriend" of a teenager embroiled in a scandal with PM Silvio Berlusconi claims their relationship was invented.
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A new joint-venture energy firm between Nigeria and Russia has got online communities twittering, after the governments choose the name Nigaz.
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Syria's president scraps a law limiting sentences for men who kill their female relatives in the name of family honour.
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The US military says it has begun a large operation against the Taliban in the southern Afghan province of Helmand.
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At least five people are killed in a suicide attack on a bus carrying government employees in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi.
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Elections in Guinea-Bissau to replace the assassinated president are to go to a second round, officials say.
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UN-backed government troops carry out more rapes in DR Congo than rebel groups, rights activists say.
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North Korea test fires four short-range missiles off its eastern coast, South Korea's defence ministry says.
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Baby girls removed from parents who broke China's family-planning laws have been sold for adoption overseas, it is reported.
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Reports from Iran say SMS text messaging services have been unblocked for the first time since disputed presidential elections.
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Japanese envoy Yukiya Amano is elected the next director-general of the UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, diplomats say.
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Serena Williams will face sister Venus in Saturday's Wimbledon final after prevailing in a marathon tussle with Russian Elena Dementieva.
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Spain's spy chief, Alberto Saiz, resigns amid allegations he used government funds for hunting and fishing trips.
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The number of jobs lost in the US last month came in at 467,000, which is much more than had been expected.
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French investigators believe the Air France plane that crashed in the Atlantic broke up on contact with water, not in mid-air.
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US investigators publish accounts of interviews with Saddam Hussein, giving a wealth of detail about the Iraqi leader.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden makes an unannounced visit to Iraq to visit US troops and meet the nation's leaders.
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President Obama warns Moscow ahead of a visit that "Cold War approaches" to relations with the US belong in the past.
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Climate change is causing a breed of wild sheep in Scotland to shrink, according to research.
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The International Monetary Fund tells Zimbabwe it will not provide more funds until it has settled its existing $1bn debts.
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The 12-year-old survivor of the Yemenia air crash near the Comoros returns to Paris as the search for debris goes on.
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A US soldier is captured by militants in eastern Afghanistan, as the US launches a major anti-Taliban offensive in the south.
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US moonwalker Buzz Aldrin looks to new frontiers
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Unlikely middleman between North Korea and the US
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