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A report into a housing scheme for Australia's Aboriginals finds not one dwelling has been built in a year since it began.
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World number two Serena Williams and sister Venus work hard to secure their spots in the US Open fourth round.
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A former US attorney general can be sued by a US citizen held as a witness in a terrorism case, a court rules.
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EU ministers seek ways to promote stability in Afghanistan by focusing on civilian reconstruction.
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Riot police are deployed again in Urumqi, western China, to try to stop more protests over a spate of stabbings.
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Police charge a man with killing eight people - including seven of his relatives - at a mobile home in the US state of Georgia.
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Colombia co-ordinates protests against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez across Latin America using the internet.
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Andrew Strauss says England's top order must start making bigger scores after losing the one-day series opener to Australia.
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Divisions emerge among G20 finance ministers, meeting in London, about how to curb excessive bank bonuses.
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The BBC learns of new fraud allegations from Afghanistan's election, but the deadline for complaints has passed.
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An Italian supermarket chain launches a lottery with a difference - the prize is a job.
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Election officials in Afghanistan are investigating scores of claims of fraud in the presidential election. The BBC's Chris Morris says the outcome will be a critical moment for Afghanistan.
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In the Niger Delta, Caroline Duffield discovers an uneasy truce between militants and the Nigerian government.
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The Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has been celebrating the 40th anniversary of the military coup which brought him to power in 1969. David Willey witnessed the festivities.
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Australia put in a storming display to notch up their first Tri-Nations victory of the season and inflict a first defeat on South Africa, winning 21-6 in Brisbane.
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Flooding is affecting 350,000 people across West Africa, the UN says, killing at least 32 in Ghana and Burkina Faso.
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Trade and oil played a part in the decision to include Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi in a prisoner transfer agreement, a UK minister admits.
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A Communist Party leader and police chief are fired after ethnic unrest in the western Chinese city of Urumqi.
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At least 25 villagers are killed in ethnic militia raids in southern Sudan in violence blamed on politicians.
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Defending champion Roger Federer beats Lleyton Hewitt, while Dinara Safina and Andy Roddick are dumped out.
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French oil firm Total evacuates its expatriate staff from Gabon's second city as violence targeting French interests continues.
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The head of international forces in Afghanistan visits the site of an air strike amid reports that civilians were among scores killed.
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Scotland keep their World Cup dream alive by beating Macedonia, N Ireland earn a crucial draw in Poland and England see off Slovenia in a friendly.
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At least 15 people are drowned after a boat sinks on Lake Ohrid in Macedonia - reports say they were all Bulgarian tourists.
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Northern Ireland keep their World Cup qualifying hopes alive with a 1-1 draw in Poland.
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Prominent Nigerian democracy campaigner and human rights lawyer Gani Fawehinmi dies of cancer, aged 71.
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Seven men on the island of Grenada are freed after more than two decades in prison for the murder of PM Maurice Bishop.
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Shia rebels and Yemeni soldiers clash in fighting, hours after a truce was agreed on humanitarian grounds.
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Gabon's President-elect Ali Bongo appeals for calm as post-poll clashes and looting continue in Port Gentil despite a curfew.
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Nepal expresses regret over an attack on two Indian priests by protesters at one of Nepal's holiest Hindu sites.
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Tens of thousands of people march in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, in rival rallies for and against President Hugo Chavez.
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