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Two British championship-winning pilots are killed in a helicopter crash in southern France.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is moving into a tent given by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi so flood victims can take refuge in his office.
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Iran's state-run Press TV broadcasts what it calls a "confession" from Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, a woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery.
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The star trying to heal Afghanistan with music
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Hopes are raised at the UN climate summit in Cancun as a fresh draft of a negotiation text looks to bridge the differences between rich and poor nations.
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Bolivia lowers its retirement age and extends the state pension to people working in the informal sector.
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Britain's ambassador to the Vatican feared a backlash over the Pope's invitation to Anglicans to switch churches, according to leaked US cables.
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Hillary Clinton expresses frustration at the latest setbacks to Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, but insists the US will continue to push for progress.
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Mexican authorities say a cartel boss known as "The Craziest One" was killed in clashes with security forces.
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England end day two of the tour fixture against Victoria with their seamers having taken only one wicket between them in the match.
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The Malaysian men shot by UK troops more than 60 years ago
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China's official inflation rate rose to 5.1% in November, a 28-month high, sparking new warnings of interest rate rises.
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At least 15 civilians die in a roadside bombing in southern Afghanistan, as more civilians and security forces are killed in attacks across the country.
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An investigation is launched in Jordan after clashes and a stampede at a football match in the capital Amman leave 250 people injured.
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Scotland Yard rejects reports that a breakdown in communications led to the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall being caught up in student protests.
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"Indian schools should stop teaching English." Discuss.
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Rangers draw at Inverness in the early kick-off, as Hearts take on Aberdeen and St Mirren host St Johnstone.
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Delegates from 190 nations reach a deal to curb climate change, including a fund to help developing countries, at UN talks in Cancun.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has performed in front of Hollywood stars for a cancer charity event in St Petersburg.
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62 years ago this weekend British forces killed 24 men suspected of helping communist rebels during the Malaya Emergency.
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The governing party in southern Sudan for the first time publicly backs independence for the south, ahead of next month's referendum on the issue.
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The Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, is giving more details about new laws which will give people in England more control in their communities.
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Richard Holbrooke, the US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, has been taken critically ill, the US state department says.
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Amanda Knox tells an Italian appeal court that her conviction for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher was an "enormous mistake".
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Convicted US fraudster Bernard Madoff's son Mark has committed suicide in his New York apartment, a family lawyer says.
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German police say a married pair of bank robbers shot dead may be the same couple who carried out dozens of hold-ups over the past 15 years.
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A number of people are injured in central Moscow as football fans protesting over the killing of a fellow supporter clash with police.
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Protests have taken place at the San Miguel prison in Chile, two days after a fire killed more than 80 inmates.
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Scotland's beleaguered Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson resigns after the country was brought to a standstill by severe weather.
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The candidates who came first and third in the first round of the disputed presidential election in Haiti reject the proposed recount of the votes.
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A deal is struck on building a pipeline to carry Turkmen natural gas across Afghanistan to Pakistan and India.
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Two militants trying to enter Israel from Gaza are killed in a clash which leaves one Israeli injured, Israel's army says.
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