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Researchers decode the genome of the organism which caused the Irish potato famine and still costs the industry £3bn a year.
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People living near noisy roads are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure, a Swedish study suggests.
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Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah tells the BBC the election commission is biased towards President Hamid Karzai.
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Defending champion Roger Federer withstands a superb fightback from Robin Soderling to reach the semi-finals of the US Open.
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A charity worker warns that 250,000 refugees living in camps in north Sri Lanka may be vulnerable to the monsoon.
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The legacy of 9/11 under new US leadership
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Chevron Australia signs $60bn worth of deals to supply liquefied natural gas to Japan and South Korea.
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Six out of 10 people think British troops should not have gone to Iraq, a National Army Museum poll suggests.
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Argentina are in danger of missing their first World Cup since 1970 after losing 1-0 to Paraguay - who have now qualified for South Africa 2010.
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A Japanese coastal town goes ahead with its annual dolphin hunt, despite protests from animal rights activists.
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The chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court says he is probing possible war crimes in Afghanistan.
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A UAE transport plane which was detained at an Indian airport after arms were found in its cargo is allowed to leave.
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The EU says it will send a high-level mission to Zimbabwe this weekend - the first such visit for seven years.
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At least five girls die in a stampede at a state-run school in the Indian capital, Delhi, police and doctors say.
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Gabon bars opposition leaders from leaving the country following recent riots over claims of electoral fraud.
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A French air force general becomes the first non-American to assume a supreme command post in Nato.
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At least 31 people are now known to have died in the sudden floods that engulfed Istanbul, with others still missing.
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Mexican police free more than 100 passengers after a plane is hijacked by a religious fanatic on an internal flight.
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A lorry bomber attacks a Kurdish village in northern Iraq, killing at least 19 people, but a second raid is foiled.
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Yemeni officials say 17 Houthi fighters have been killed and four arrested in the latest fighting in the north of the country.
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Samoans reliant on buses are stranded by the country's switch to driving on the left, as most buses have not been modified.
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A journalist whose rescue in Afghanistan left a British soldier and three Afghans dead thanks the soldiers who saved him.
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Winston the pigeon carries a 4GB memory stick across South Africa faster than an IT firm's ADSL service can transfer the data.
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The British pop star Geri Halliwell launches a campaign to stop violence against women in Nepal.
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US President Barack Obama calls on Congress to stop partisan "bickering" and act to reform the country's healthcare system.
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Venezuela's top anti-drugs official rejects recent US criticism that his country is failing to stem drug trafficking.
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Japan's harsh death row conditions are driving many prisoners towards insanity, Amnesty International warns.
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A Hong Kong court convicts a former senior banker at Morgan Stanley of insider trading in the city's largest such case.
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France's President Sarkozy announces plans for a new carbon tax aimed at combating global warming.
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A senior Bulgarian MEP condemns the pardon given to football fan Michael Shields, who was convicted of attempted murder.
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England boss Fabio Capello tells his players to keep their "feet on the floor" after qualifying for the World Cup with a 100% record.
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A woman in China pays $600,000 for a rare Tibetan Mastiff, local media have reported.
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Afghanistan's electoral complaints body invalidates for the first time some ballots from the presidential poll because of fraud.
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Nine women are freed from a villa they entered two months ago thinking they were taking part in a reality TV show.
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Former Tottenham and Real Madrid manager Juande Ramos takes charge at Russian side CSKA Moscow
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A new Japanese robotic freighter is on the launch pad ready for a mission to re-supply the space station.
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Saad Hariri abandons efforts to form a government in Lebanon and steps down as the country's PM-designate.
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Venezuela will recognise the independence of the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, its president says.
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A South African court orders that some 1,300 soldiers dismissed after a strike turned violent be allowed to return to work.
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England women face their German counterparts in the European Championship final in Helsinki, Finland.
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Uganda announces the capture of a senior commander from the Lord's Resistance Army, but the rebels deny the claim.
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Indonesia's president says ties with Australia may be harmed by an inquiry into the deaths of five reporters in East Timor.
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Japan successfully launches its new unmanned cargo craft on a mission vital to the future of the space station.
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The energy giants Total and Chevron are accused of propping up Burma's regime through their gas projects.
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Germany are crowned European champions after beating England's women 6-2 in an entertaining final.
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Five Armenian soldiers are shot dead in a ceasefire violation near the disputed Nagorno Karabakh region, Azeri media say.
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Police in Sierra Leone say 221 people are still missing after a boat capsized - a much higher figure than earlier estimates.
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Nigeria starts a huge project to dredge the River Niger, which officials say will make the waterway fully navigable.
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Archaeologists discover 30,000 year old coloured fibres that they say are the earliest examples of humans making rope.
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Rafael Nadal takes on Fernando Gonzalez, with Juan Martin del Potro waiting for the winner in the US Open semi-finals.
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Job offers and money await the Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at George W Bush when he is freed on Monday, his family says.
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Germany announces General Motors will sell Opel and Vauxhall to Canada's car parts manufacturer Magna.
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A British honorary consul has been murdered in Montego Bay, Jamaica, the Foreign Office confirms.
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The US dismisses Iran's latest proposals on its nuclear programme, but Russia says they contain "something to work with".
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US President Barack Obama voices his disappointment directly to UK PM Gordon Brown over the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
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At least two people are killed in Uganda's capital Kampala in clashes between police and supporters of a traditional king.
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Israel's foreign minister lays a wreath at Uganda's Entebbe airport, marking a 1976 operation by Israeli commandos.
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Mortality rates among the world's under-fives fall but Unicef says the decline is too slow, with Nigeria and DR Congo badly hit.
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US President Barack Obama's massive stimulus package has created up to 1.1m jobs, according to the White House.
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Marriage is a risky business for South Africa's Muslims
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Low production and high prices create sugar crisis in India
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