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Scientists locate 38 emperor penguin colonies in Antarctica using satellites to look for stains from the animals' droppings.
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US President Barack Obama is trying to secure an invitation for the Queen to attend official D-Day commemorations in France on Saturday.
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President Barack Obama tells the BBC he believes the US can get serious Middle East peace negotiations back on track.
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BBC gains access to a fighter from the Lebanese militia
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The UN secretary general rejects claims that the UN covered up a high civilian death toll during the last phase of conflict in Sri Lanka.
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Rescuers from several nations search waters deep in the Atlantic for an airliner missing since Monday with 228 on board.
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Australian authorities consider imposing tougher sentences for hate crimes after a spate of attacks on Indian students.
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Media reports from South Korea say North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has chosen his youngest son to succeed him.
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Switzerland enters recession after its economy contracted 0.8% in the first three months of 2009.
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Campaigning has begun in Indonesia's presidential election, with President Susilo Bambang Yudhyono the front-runner.
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A US judge orders the release of unclassified evidence relating to more than 100 Guantanamo Bay detainees.
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Greenland is voting in parliamentary elections seen as a turning-point on the territory's path to self-rule from Denmark.
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A man who allegedly abandoned his child 'Pumpkin' in Australia pleads not guilty at his wife's New Zealand murder trial.
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The former US first lady says she still "sees" her husband Ronald, and has conversations with him, she tells a US magazine.
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President Obama has called for a new beginning in US relations with the Muslim world. Is this achievable?
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Brazilian playmaker Kaka insists he wants to stay at AC Milan, despite speculation linking him with Chelsea or Real Madrid.
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Another 25 bodies are found in a South African mine, where 36 illegal miners were killed at the weekend.
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Eight people, including three children, have been found shot dead in the southern Turkish city of Adana, officials say.
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Zimbabwean refugees in South Africa are being denied medical care, says medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres.
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Britain's Andy Murray trails Fernando Gonzalez of Chile by two sets to one in the quarter-final at Roland Garros.
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Left-wing former journalist Mauricio Funes restores ties with Cuba hours after being sworn-in as president of El Salvador.
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China blocks websites and arrests a dissident ahead of the 20th anniversary of the crackdown on Tiananmen protests.
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An explosion at a bank in southern Ukraine has left at least 22 people injured, officials say.
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How false limb clinics bring relief in South Africa
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Dozens of students abducted by militants in the north-west of the Pakistan are released, the military and college staff say.
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A Pakistan court orders the release of an Islamic charity head suspected of links to a group accused of the Mumbai attacks.
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The "very dire" humanitarian crisis in Somalia is the worst in Africa for many years, the aid agency Oxfam warns.
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Top seed Dinara Safina survives a stern test from Belarus teenager Victoria Azarenka and will play Dominika Cibulkova in the French Open semi-finals
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A Cambridge student who threw a shoe at the Chinese PM is cleared by a judge who said the evidence of harassment was insufficient.
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A member of the gang that kidnapped and murdered aid worker Margaret Hassan in Iraq in 2004 is jailed for life.
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Andy Murray's French Open hopes are ended by Fernando Gonzalez, who outclasses him to reach the semi-finals.
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Four foreigners die of alcohol poisoning in Indonesia, after drinking a local wine spiked with methanol.
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Rural appeal of Hungarian nationalism
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The EU's competition commissioner says she is confident it will approve a plan to save Poland's historic Gdansk shipyard.
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An US man returns 21-kg chunk of medieval pillar that he took from Jerusalem's Old City 12 years ago.
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Jacqui Smith is to stand down as the UK's home secretary in a cabinet reshuffle expected in the next week, sources say.
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Ford, the only big US car makers not to have gone bankrupt, reports its market share in May was the highest since 2006.
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Planes searching the Atlantic for a lost French airliner spot a seat and other debris which Brazil says is from the jet.
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The US is to invite Iranian diplomats to Independence Day events at embassies worldwide for the first time since 1980.
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AC Milan are struggling to keep hold of star midfielder Kaka as reports emerged that Real Madrid had agreed a world record £56m transfer for the Brazilian.
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A man is charged with the murder of a prominent abortion doctor shot dead during a church service in Kansas in the US.
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General Motors is to sell its Hummer brand to China's Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery.
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Why killing militants will not win Pakistan the war
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