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A Chadian held at Guantanamo Bay aged 14 is transferred to his home country, the US Justice Department says.
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The UK raises objections over Bermuda's acceptance of four Chinese Muslim Uighurs released from Guantanamo by the US.
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Analogue TV signals will be switched off in one go across the US, with more than 2m households still unprepared.
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China warns party officials to empty out "little coffers", the hidden caches of cash often siphoned from public funds.
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The trial of Burma's jailed democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is postponed until 26 June, officials say.
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The US goes digital, but not all TV viewers are ready
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Russian PM Vladimir Putin raises eyebrows by reportedly telling one of the country's most famous artists how to paint better.
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Greece would not accept a short loan of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum, saying it would "legalise their snatching".
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Japan's internal affairs minister Kunio Hatoyama resigns, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Taro Aso ahead of elections.
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Cristiano Ronaldo says he expects his "historic" £80m move from Man Utd to Real Madrid to go ahead, despite a minor hernia injury.
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A British soldier has been killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Sudan has allowed four foreign aid agencies that were expelled in March to go back to Darfur, says a senior UN official.
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Police in the West Bank say a boy has been found hanged by family members alleging he collaborated with the Israeli army.
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Latvia's prime minister says a range of deep spending cuts agreed with unions and employers will save it from bankruptcy.
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Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden is still hiding in Pakistan, according to CIA director Leon Panetta.
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All 10 current Formula 1 teams are included on the list of entrants for the 2010 season, alongside new teams Campos Grand Prix, Manor and US F1.
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Thousand of Peruvians march in support of native Amazonians trying to stop development of their ancestral lands.
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Health officials in Canada consider whether Inuit communities are being particularly badly hit by swine flu.
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Australia dismisses threats of sanctions from China against its two largest mining firms Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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Moldova's constitutional court says outgoing President Vladimir Voronin must dissolve parliament and call early elections.
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The Indian government wants to withdraw troops from inhabitant areas of Indian-administered Kashmir, the federal home minister says.
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India's industrial output rose unexpectedly in April, figures show, fuelling hopes that a recovery may be in sight.
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China suspends construction of two hydro-electric dams on a tributary of the Yangtze River over environmental concerns.
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West Indies chase 154 to beat India at Lord's as Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 19 runs in the the World Twenty20 Super Eights.
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Two police officers are killed in a series of attacks in the troubled southern Russian republic of Dagestan, officials say.
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Kenyan ministers are ordered to sell their plush cars to fund the resettlement of those displaced in post-poll clashes.
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The founder of the British Tamil Association is jailed for two years for supplying the militant Tamil Tiger group.
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The head Iraq's main Sunni parliamentary bloc is killed at a mosque in Baghdad, leaving at least four others dead.
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Britain's Andy Murray beats American Mardy Fish in the quarter-finals of the Aegon Championships at Queen's.
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Wales skipper Ryan Jones is declared unfit for duty a day after joining the Lions in South Africa as a tour replacement.
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Madonna says she is "ecstatic" at winning permission to adopt a second Malawian child after challenging an earlier ruling.
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Why one Jamaican woman chose to bleach her skin
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Sri Lanka get their World Twenty20 Super Eights campaign off to a fine start with a convincing 19-run win over Pakistan.
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Tax cuts and incentives give a boost to Kenyan broadband and mobile phone users as a new fibre optic cable is launched.
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Grief in Pakistan after anti-Taliban cleric is killed
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A Sarajevo court jails an ex-Bosnian Serb officer for 25 years for ordering the 1995 shelling of Tuzla, in which 71 people died.
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The woman accused of killing UK student Meredith Kercher tells her trial she was hit by police who wanted her to name a suspect.
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The incoming US general in Afghanistan says his priority will be to review Nato operations in a bid to reduce civilian casualties.
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Morocco becomes the second African country to confirm a case of swine flu - a student who returned from Canada.
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The United Nations Security Council votes unanimously to impose new sanctions on communist North Korea.
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Chinese and Afghan foreign ministry officials may open up a strategically important and beautiful border area, officials say after a meeting.
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China and Russia on board for North Korea sanctions
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A leading Islamic scholar who called the Taliban "un-Islamic" is killed in one of two bomb attacks on religious targets in Pakistan.
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Zimbabwe's economy could grow by between 4% and 6% this year according to the country's finance minister.
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Zimbabwe's economy could grow by between 4% and 6% this year according to the country's finance minister.
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The Italian parliament calls off a conference with visiting Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi after he failed to turn up after two hours.
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Dwayne Bravo produces a stunning all-round display as West Indies beat holders India in their World Twenty20 match at Lord's.
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A huge turnout is reported in Iran's presidential poll, as both incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his reformist challenger Mir Hossein Mousavi claim victory.
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A German who calls himself Clark Rockefeller is jailed for five years for kidnapping his seven-year-old daughter.
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A German who calls himself Clark Rockefeller is jailed for five years for kidnapping his seven-year-old daughter.
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A Saudi princess who allegedly owed thousands of dollars in unpaid shopping bills in Paris, agrees to pay up, lawyers say.
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A Briton held hostage in southern Nigeria has been released , the UK government confirms.
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The US House of Representatives approves a strict tobacco bill, sending it to the president to be signed into law.
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US President Barack Obama announces $73m (£44m) in aid for Zimbabwe after meeting Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai at the White House.
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The US deliberately decided not to consult the UK over a deal to resettle Guantanamo detainees in Bermuda, a US official says.
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A cargo vessel is hijacked by suspected Somali pirates off Oman - the first such attack in the area, Nato says.
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