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One person has been killed and two others injured as two explosions rocked the centre of the Swedish capital, Stockholm.
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The poorest children in schools in England will get an extra £430 spent on them next year under the pupil premium scheme, it has been revealed.
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Richard Holbrooke, the US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, has been taken critically ill with a torn aorta, the US state department says.
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Street protests in Spain call for the release of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who faces extradition from Britain to Sweden.
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Argentine police take control of a Buenos Aires district where three people died in clashes between squatters and residents.
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Amir Khan defends his WBA light-welterweight title with a unanimous points victory over Marcos Maidana in a thrilling fight in Las Vegas.
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Blasts in Stockholm kill one person and injure two in what Sweden's foreign minister says was a failed terrorist attack.
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US President Barack Obama says he is praying for the recovery of envoy Richard Holbrooke after he underwent heart surgery.
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Enthusiasts in Kazakhstan are attempting to revive their county's ancient tradition of hunting with eagles.
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Matt Prior hits an unbeaten century as England survive an early collapse to draw the tour fixture with Victoria after a rain-affected final day.
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Scotland Yard releases pictures of 14 people officers want to question over violence during Thursday's tuition fees protest in London.
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Campaigners call for a US pastor who threatened to burn the Koran to be banned from entering the UK to attend an English Defence League rally.
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Scotland's skills minister Keith Brown is named as the new transport minister following the resignation of Stewart Stevenson.
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Kosovo is holding its first parliamentary election since unilaterally declaring independence from Serbia almost three years ago.
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At least three people are killed and dozens injured as Bangladeshi police clash with garment workers demonstrating for better pay.
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Each year in Paris the great and the good of the internet world gather for the Le Web conference.
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The men who were rescued from a mine in Chile have arrived in the UK to see Arsenal play Manchester United on Monday.
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Two separate suicide bomb attacks kill at least 13 people in the Iraqi cities of Ramadi and Baquba.
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The Chilean miners who spent two months trapped underground arrive in Manchester ahead of a visit to Old Trafford.
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Swedish PM Fredrik Reinfeldt: ''what has happened is both unwanted and unacceptable''
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Police in Sweden say they are treating two explosions in the centre of Stockholm as a terrorist attack.
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Plans to play football in winter spark fierce debates in Russia
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The mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, says there is "no way" he is going to run for the presidency of the United States in 2012.
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The Black Eyed Peas beat 10-year-old Willow Smith to the top of the chart, securing the fifth UK number one single of their career.
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Home Secretary Theresa May says she will be "actively looking at" whether a controversial US pastor should be banned from entering the UK.
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Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci claims victory in the country's first parliamentary vote since declaring unilateral independence from Serbia.
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The inflatable roof of the Metrodome sports stadium in the US midwestern city of Minneapolis collapses after a heavy snowfall.
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Six US soldiers die in an attack near Kandahar in southern Afghanistan, military sources say, in an apparent suicide car bombing of a checkpoint.
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Two explosions in a busy shopping area of Sweden's capital Stockholm are being investigated as a terrorist attack, officials say.
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