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Peru defends its controversial granting of asylum to an opponent of President Hugo Chavez and three Bolivian politicians.
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Has Israel lost its eyes and ears in Lebanon?
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US talk show king Jay Leno leaves after 17 years
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The US "will not accept" a nuclear-armed North Korea, the country's defence secretary tells an Asian security conference.
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Canadian firm Magna agrees a deal to take over the Opel wing of US carmaker GM, which is soon expected to file for bankruptcy.
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An elderly former employee of the US army is fined, but spared jail, for passing classified documents to Israel in the 1980s.
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Roger Federer is in action on day seven at Roland Garros, after Novak Djokovic and Elena Dementieva go out.
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UK police find a sports car thought to belong to a man whose girlfriend was found beaten to death in a Paris hotel.
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The US asks Australia to accept a group of Chinese Muslim detainees waiting to be freed from Guantanamo prison camp.
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Kieran Cooke visits Knock in the west of Ireland where for years Catholic pilgrims have flocked to commemorate what they believe to have been a sacred apparition.
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Duncan Bartlett describes some of the tactics used by the Chinese they seek stronger business ties with Bangladesh.
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The secret state - as viewed from South Korea
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The British and Irish Lions begin their tour of South Africa with a match against the Royal XV in Rustenburg.
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Iraq's ex-trade minister has been arrested at Baghdad airport on corruption charges after trying to leave the country, officials say.
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The German chancellor says President Obama helped swing a deal to save carmaker Opel from GM's imminent bankruptcy.
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The Italian PM blocks publication of potentially embarrassing photos of young women at a party at his villa.
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Jailed Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's health is improving after she complained of feeling unwell, her lawyer says.
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The Pakistan military says it has regained control of Mingora, the Swat valley's largest town, from the Taliban but battles continue.
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Frank Lampard scores a stunning winner as Chelsea come from behind to beat Everton 2-1 in the FA Cup final at Wembley.
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Former Sudanese President Jaafar Nimeiri, who brought Islamic law to the country, dies aged 79, officials say.
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Expect Barack Obama to reach out to Muslims but also to challenge them when he makes his speech in Cairo, the BBC's Justin Webb writes.
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Zimbabwe's PM Morgan Tsvangirai says political intimidation and rights abuses continue despite the power-sharing deal.
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Novak Djokovic becomes the most high-profile casualty so far at this year's French Open as he loses to Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber.
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Rescuers in South Africa manage to return to the water 20 pilot whales which beached near Cape Town but others are put down.
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The UK's Prince Harry visits a children's centre in Harlem on the final day of his official visit to New York.
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A lone gunman robs an elite Parisian store of jewellery worth more than 6m euros ($8m) in broad daylight.
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Three men convicted of bombing a mosque two days ago are publicly executed by Iran, state media reports.
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A leading reformist candidate in Iran's presidential election, Mir-Hossein Mousavi, vows to back women's rights if elected.
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Kate Adie returns to Tiananmen, 20 years on
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