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A painting by Vincent Van Gogh, stolen from a Cairo museum, is still missing, says the culture minister, hours after he said it had been found.
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A woman has been killed in a shoot-out after a group of armed men burst into a hotel in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro, reports say.
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Police in Venezuela search for a soldier who shot dead two officers and wounded six soldiers at a military base in the capital, Caracas.
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The foreign ministers of India and Japan open negotiations on civil nuclear co-operation, but Tokyo warns Delhi against nuclear tests.
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Farmers in the Philippines will soon be able to receive free text messages with advice on how to grow their rice.
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Defending champion Roger Federer will take on unseeded American Mardy Fish in the final of the Cincinnati Masters.
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Iceland volcano region shakes off past
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Rescuing whales that became stranded in northern New Zealand
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China and North Korea evacuate thousands of people from their homes after heavy rains flood villages on both sides of the border.
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United States coach Bob Bradley tells BBC Sport he would be interested in becoming Aston Villa's next manager.
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British chef and TV personality Jamie Oliver wins an Emmy for his US series Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, which tackles childhood obesity.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard contacts independent candidates as she begins trying to form a government after an inconclusive vote.
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England must improve their bowling to stand a realistic chance of beating Australia in the Ashes this winter, says Pakistan captain Salman Butt.
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Rangers beat Hibs in the early kick-off, while Celtic play St Mirren, Dundee United take on Inverness CT and Kilmarnock welcome Motherwell.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad unveils his country's first domestically built, unmanned bomber plane.
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South African trade unions say the government's use of a court injunction is designed to "intimidate" striking workers.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu say reaching agreement in planned talks with Palestinians will be difficult, but a deal is achievable.
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Swedish prosecutors defend their decision to issue then withdraw a warrant against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on rape charges.
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None of the alarms and just a few security cameras were working at the Cairo museum from which a Van Gogh painting was stolen, Egyptian officials say.
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The brother of an exiled Rwandan general has disappeared after being arrested on Friday, the BBC is told.
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The pathologist who conducted the post-mortem examination on Iraq weapons expert David Kelly says it was a "textbook case" of suicide, amid fresh controversy over his death.
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Hip-hop star Wyclef Jean says he will launch a legal challenge to a ruling barring him from standing in Haiti's presidential election.
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Tens of thousands of people in southern Pakistan are fleeing a threatened flood-surge, three weeks after heavy monsoon rains first hit the country.
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Roger Federer beats Mardy Fish in three sets in the Cincinnati Masters final to win his first tournament since the Australian Open in January.
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A UK soldier shot dead in Afghanistan while guarding a meeting between local elders and coalition troops is named as L/Cpl Jordan Dean Bancroft.
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France defender Sebastien Squillaci will undergo a medical at Arsenal on Monday ahead of a permanent transfer, according to his club Sevilla.
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Qualifier Arjun Atwal becomes the first Indian to win on the PGA Tour with a one-stroke victory at the Wyndham Championship.
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Bangladesh's high court bans schools and workplaces from forcing people to wear Islamic skull caps and veils, following a earlier ban on compulsory burqas.
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A treatment for the Ebola virus could be nearer after US authorities approve human trials of a drug proven to be effective in monkeys.
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Police in Mexico find four mutilated bodies hung from a bridge in the central city of Cuernavaca, killed by a drug gang as a warning to a rival group.
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How US help won over a Pakistan community
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All 33 Chilean miners trapped underground since a tunnel collapse 17 days ago are alive, Chile's President Sebastian Pinera says, after a note is sent up to the surface via a remote probe.
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