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Twenty soldiers and 43 Darfur rebels are killed in clashes at a Sudanese army base.
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Brazilian police say they have stopped a model helicopter being used to carry mobile phones to inmates in a high-security jail.
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The UN Security Council agrees to begin work immediately on a new resolution on North Korea after its nuclear test.
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Brazilian authorities say 408,000 people cannot return home after floods that began last month in the north of the country.
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A US mother and her cancer-stricken son return voluntarily after fleeing court-ordered chemotherapy for the boy.
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Provincial authorities in south-west Afghanistan throw thousands of books on Shia Islam into a river.
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President Obama pledges military support for America's East Asian allies, as the UN condemns North Korea's nuclear test.
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Three Afghan civilians and three foreign troops are killed in a suicide car bomb attack north of the capital, Kabul, officials say.
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How radio is helping poor women in India
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England make a steady start in the final match of the one-day series at Edgbaston.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy has opened a French military base in the UAE, its first permanent base in the Gulf.
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An air raid on a smuggling convoy travelling in the Sudanese desert killed 119 people in January, the country's defence minister says.
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Six German states order retailers to stop selling Red Bull Cola energy drinks after traces of cocaine are found in a sample.
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Two former New York Times journalists admit that they knew first about the Watergate bugging scandal - but did nothing about it.
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Hundreds of Chinese tea farmers attack a police station over a row about social security payments, state media reports.
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North Korea reportedly fires two short range missiles, a day after its second nuclear test provoked international outrage.
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Sri Lanka dismisses a Tamil Tiger offer to enter politics, as a United Nation panel prepares to discuss aid needs.
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The number of cholera cases in Zimbabwe is forecast to reach 100,000 this week.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court rules that former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his brother are eligible to stand for public office.
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Residents of Copenhagen's Christiania neighbourhood have no right to the land they have used since 1971, a court rules.
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Somalia's transitional government sends 600 extra troops to reinforce Mogadishu's airport.
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South Africa's economy slumps into recession after shrinking by 6.4% in the last quarter.
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More than 50,000 Georgian opposition supporters gather on independence day to demand President Saakashvili resign.
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Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi tells a court she did not break the terms of her house arrest, say diplomats.
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Lebanese police say an army colonel is the latest person detained on suspicion of spying for Israel, making 30 arrests.
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A UK citizen sentenced to death for drugs trafficking in China is to plead his case at an appeal court.
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A soldier and two civilians working for the US are killed when a roadside bomb explodes near their convoy in Iraq, the military says.
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Niger's President, Mamadou Tandja, dissolves parliament after his bid to hang on to power is ruled illegal.
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Suspected Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk has been moved from jail in Germany to hospital after developing gout, his lawyer says.
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Second seed Serena Williams needs three sets and nine match points before beating Klara Zakopalova at the French Open, joining Novak Djokovic and Jelena Jankovic in the second round.
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Barack Obama nominates Sonia Sotomayor to serve on the Supreme Court - the first Hispanic judge to be chosen.
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More than 155 people are killed by Cyclone Aila which hit Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal, officials say.
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Forensic experts investigating a mass grave in Bosnia say they have found 12 bodies thought to be of victims of the Srebrenica massacre.
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Second seed Serena Williams is given a huge scare before beating world number 100 Klara Zakopalova in a thrilling first-round match at the French Open.
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State media in Uzbekistan says a suicide bomber has killed a police officer and wounded several people in the city of Andijan.
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The UN's human rights chief calls for an independent inquiry into alleged atrocities during Sri Lanka's bloody civil war.
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Canada's governor general helps to butcher and eat a seal in what is being perceived as an act of solidarity with seal hunters.
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Canada's governor general helps to butcher and eat a seal in what is being perceived as an act of solidarity with seal hunters.
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US shares rise after a survey suggested US consumer confidence was at its highest level since last September.
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The UK has "not ruled out making a financial contribution" to help secure the future of carmaker Vauxhall, says Lord Mandelson.
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Barack Obama travels to Riyadh next week for talks with King Abdullah, his first visit to Saudi Arabia as US president.
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An Afghan human rights group says 97 civilians died in a US air raid this month, many more than the US military suggests.
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A US boy who ran away with his mother to avoid cancer treatment can receive chemotherapy, say his parents.
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