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Pakistan blames Taliban militants for a bomb attack in Lahore which killed 23 people and injured hundreds more.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton makes an unusually strongly-worded call to Israel to stop all settlement expansion.
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The Australian government admits cash hand-outs aimed at stimulating the economy have been sent to thousands of dead people.
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A cruise ship carrying 2,000 people is ordered to remain at anchor off Australia after three crew test positive for swine flu.
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A healthy panda cub is born at a zoo in Thailand, surprising carers who said the mother had shown no signs of being pregnant.
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Israel says construction work in the West Bank settlements will go on, despite unusually strong words from the US on the issue.
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Gael Monfils is in action after Roger Federer and Venus Williams battle through on day five at Roland Garros.
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Eight South African boys die and three are in hospital after botched circumcisions at an initiation school, officials say.
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A bus ploughs into a crowd of pedestrians in south-east Bulgaria, killing at least 13 people and injuring 20.
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Moldova's parliament votes to postpone the second and final round of the presidential election until next week.
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A three-year-old US girl shoots her younger brother dead with a semi-automatic gun found under her parents' bed.
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The US and South Korea raise their alert levels after North Korea says it is scrapping its truce with the South.
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A militant leader in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta is killed in police custody 24 hours after his arrest.
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Sri Lanka's government hails a "diplomatic victory" after heading off moves to investigate alleged war crimes in the country.
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Six Turkish soldiers are killed and eight wounded in by a landmine blast in a mainly Kurdish province of south-east Turkey.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh finalises his new cabinet after days of political manoeuvring.
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Burma's government rejects foreign criticism of the charges against opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi as interference.
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Egypt's candidate to head the UN cultural organisation, Farouk Hosny, apologises for anti-Israeli remarks in May 2008.
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Former BBC Indonesia correspondent Claire Bolderson ponders Jakarta's wealth gap, encapsulated in the fate of her one-time domestic help, Ani.
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Police in Barcelona say 80 officers were hurt in clashes with fans celebrating its football team's Champions League victory.
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The Palestinian militant Hamas movement says Israeli forces shot dead a leader of its military wing near Hebron in the West Bank.
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US media giant Time Warner announces that it is to completely separate itself from AOL around the end of the year.
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The Pakistani Taliban claim responsibility for a bomb attack in Lahore which killed at least 24 people and injured about 200.
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India boosts its defence capability with the delivery of an Awacs plane under a deal with Israel and Russia.
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A bus ploughs into a crowd of pedestrians in south-east Bulgaria, killing at least 16 people and injuring 20.
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The freeways that fed US suburban sprawl
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Tamil Tiger leader Velupillai Prabhakaran's parents have been found in a camp in northern Sri Lanka, the army says.
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A Manchester United supporter in Nigeria drives a minibus into Barcelona fans after his team's defeat, killing four, police say.
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Talks about the future of Opel and Vauxhall break down after more details emerge of the amount of extra cash it needs.
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The key issues behind US-Palestinian talks
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Michael Hussey says this summer's Ashes will be a "huge challenge" as he lands in England with the rest of the Australia squad.
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A series of blasts in the Pakistani city of Peshawar kills at least 10 people, a day after a massive attack by the Taliban in Lahore.
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Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi denies having a "spicy" affair with a minor and says he would resign if he was caught lying about it.
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Witnesses testify in the trial of 11 men in Burundi accused of the attempted murder of albinos and selling of their body parts.
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Will Ross finds echoes of Kenya's tribal violence at the polling for student leaders at Nairobi University.
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A British businessman is hunted by French police after his girlfriend is found dead at a Paris hotel.
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The White House confirms that the US will host the next G20 summit of world leaders in September.
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Key people recall events in Beijing 20 years ago
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An association of blonde women in Latvia hopes to dispel some of the economic gloom with a parade and ball.
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A bomb in a mosque in the south-east Iranian city of Zahedan kills at least 19 people and injures 60, officials say.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu, speaking at the Hay Festival, calls for support for Zimbabwe's national unity government.
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Canada's governor general defends eating the heart of a seal as an act of solidarity with seal hunters.
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Two more British MPs say they will not be standing at the next general election as the furore over expenses claims continues.
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General Motors and the US Treasury improve an offer to GM's bondholders, as they prepare for bankruptcy protection.
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A powerful earthquake strikes off the coast of Honduras, killing at least five people and sending shock waves across the region.
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Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez begins a marathon four-day version of his TV programme "Alo Presidente".
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Cambodia scientists fear a global health disaster
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Pakistani district fears Swat conflict will spill over
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El Salvador's president-elect makes an emotional appeal in court for answers about the death of his son in Paris.
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