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Israel's president says Hezbollah has turned Lebanon into a "powder keg", after an explosion at a house near Tyre.
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South Africa child brides reveal their devastated lives
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A six-year-old American boy is suspended for several days after bringing his favourite camping cutlery to school.
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A second attempt to stop oil pouring into Australian waters after a rig accident in the Timor Sea fails.
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A Dutch naval architect casts doubt over Australia's famous 1983 America's Cup yachting victory.
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A US Senate committee approves a healthcare reform bill, a move described as a "critical milestone" by President Obama.
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Fossils of a new type of flying reptile which lived 160 million years ago are found in China, bridging an evolutionary gap.
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Mexican authorities seize a boat smuggling cocaine towards the US, as the crew sets both the boat and its cargo alight.
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A top US senator behind a major aid package to Pakistan says its conditions do not "impinge" on Pakistan's sovereignty.
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North and South Korea open talks on preventing floods along a cross-border river, following a deadly dam accident.
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China reports better than expected trade figures for September, raising fresh hopes the world economy is rebounding.
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United States striker Charlie Davies is in a serious but stable condition after a car crash in Virginia which killed a female passenger.
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A man on the run from the US authorities inadvertently gave himself away by posting updates advertising his expensive lifestyle.
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UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has agreed in principle to increase the number of troops in Afghanistan. Is this the right decision?
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China reports better than expected trade figures for September, raising fresh hopes the world economy is rebounding.
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Singer Michael Jackson is posthumously nominated for five American Music Awards, including artist of the year.
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Atlanta aims to become the world's most digitally mapped city with a project that will map every road, trail, bike path and tree.
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Ghana's government distanced itself from an official report which said the sale of its telecoms firm to Vodafone was "illegal".
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Thousands of couples tie the knot in South Korea in a mass wedding organised by the Unification Church, its biggest in a decade.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges Russia to respect human rights and democracy, as she ends her European tour.
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French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy gives details of her psychoanalysis in a television documentary.
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Eighteen countries around the Indian Ocean hold an exercise to evaluate the region's tsunami early warning systems.
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The Tour de France celebrates 100 years since it first went into the Pyrenees mountains by including several legendary climbs in the 2010 race.
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India rejects a demand by Albania for the return of the remains of Mother Teresa, currently buried in Calcutta.
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Four Palestinians have been wounded in an Israeli air raid on tunnels between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, medics report.
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Israeli human rights groups say Israel must release or put on trial hundreds of Palestinians held without trial or charge.
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The Philippines government asks Muslim rebels to help it locate an Irish priest allegedly kidnapped by pirates.
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Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium will stage the final of the 2011 Cricket World Cup, which is being co-hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
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Nigeria lifts a law that required hospitals to withhold treatment from gunshot victims until police had filed a report.
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A hot-air balloon explodes and crashes in southern China, killing four Dutch tourists and injuring three other people.
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The situation in DR Congo where Lord's Resistance Army rebels operate is getting worse, MSF says.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi endorses Tony Blair for the job of President of the European Council.
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The Polish authorities in charge of Auschwitz launch an official site for the former Nazi death camp on the social networking website Facebook.
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The European Union should open talks aimed at welcoming Macedonia as a member, the European Commission says.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tells the BBC that Russia now recognises the threat posed by Iran.
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Eight people are killed as explosions shake a gold market in north-west Baghdad, and gunmen raid shops and spray gunfire.
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Moroccan rights groups say the jail term imposed on a woman found guilty of torturing her 11-year-old maid is too lenient.
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US kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard speaks publicly for the first time since being found living with her alleged abductors for 18 years.
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An eight-year-old German boy who stole his parents' savings for a confectionary binge is turned over to police in a sweet shop.
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Russian opposition parties walk out of parliament and threaten mass protests over local elections they say were rigged.
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Uruguay play Argentina in a crucial World Cup qualifier at 2300 BST after England beat Belarus, Wales see off Liechtenstein and Northern Ireland draw in Czech Republic.
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UK PM Gordon Brown is expected to announce Britain will send an extra 500 military personnel to Afghanistan.
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More than 85,000 Iraqis were killed between 2004 and 2008, says Iraq's first official estimate since the conflict began.
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JPMorgan Chase, the second biggest US bank, posts a profit of $3.6bn for the latest quarter, surpassing expectations.
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A key suspect in Rwanda's 1994 genocide pleads not guilty to charges of genocide and crimes against humanity.
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A senior aide to Zimbabwe's PM, Roy Bennett, is ordered back to prison until his terrorism trial starts, a court official says.
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Guinea's military leader should be tried for the brutal suppression of an opposition rally, an EU official says.
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Peter Crouch scores twice to boost his hopes of playing at next year's World Cup finals and help England beat Belarus in their last qualifying match.
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Armenia's president attends a football match in Turkey, in a new step towards reconciliation between the two nations.
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Switzerland and Slovakia clinch Europe's final two automatic European qualifying spots for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa.
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Palestinians call on the UN to act to punish Israel for its offensive in the Gaza Strip last winter, reversing an earlier decision.
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There are conflicting claims in Honduras over whether an agreement has been reached to solve the political crisis.
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The Arctic Ocean could be largely ice free and open to shipping in summer in as little as ten years' time, an expert says.
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