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British anxiety over influence in Europe after crisis
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A bomb has gone off near a convoy of Israeli diplomats in Jordan, Israel's foreign ministry confirms.
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The CairnGorm Mountain ski centre in the Highlands will be closed for the day - because of too much snow.
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Britain's Andy Murray will face a qualifier in the first round of the Australian Open, but Rafael Nadal and Juan Martin del Potro could block his path to the final.
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The Red Cross estimates 45,000-50,000 people have died in Haiti's devastating earthquake, as rescue efforts continue.
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Police in Hong Kong say they have charged a man over one of a series of acid attacks that has baffled investigators.
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US troops surge brings new focus for UK forces
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The bodies of five suspected militants are found in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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An American soldier is killed by a bomb explosion in troubled southern Afghanistan, Nato-led forces say.
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China appoints a former soldier as the new governor of Tibet after the previous one resigned unexpectedly.
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Around 900 workers are to lose their jobs after German car parts firm Bosch says it is to close its south Wales plant in 2011.
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Disaster could be brewing - or not - in beer-loving Belgium, where the taps could be about to run dry on two of the country's most popular beers.
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Senior Guinean military officials call for injured coup leader Capt Moussa Dadis Camara to be returned to Guinea.
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A Honduras judge orders military chiefs to stay in the country and appear in court next week over the ousting of President Manuel Zelaya.
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Greece is to submit a three-year plan to cut its huge budget deficit to the European Commission later on Friday.
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A leader of a Pakistani militant group, a retired soldier and a man from Chicago face US charges over the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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Chinese road workers in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir dig up a van with 17 bodies which disappeared in the 2005 quake.
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Militants in Indian-administered Kashmir attack a police station, killing one police officer and a civilian, officials say.
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North Korea accepts an offer of food aid from South Korea, officials say, the first such aid in two years.
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South Africa are 215-2, 35 runs ahead of England, at stumps on a weather-hit second day of the final Test in Johannesburg.
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Iraq's election commission has barred around 500 candidates from running in national elections in March.
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Italian prime minister's corruption trial is suspended until the end of February, pending an appeal by his co-defendant.
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Many plastic toys sold in India may contain chemicals harmful to children, an environmental group says in a report.
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Organisers of the first Mr Gay China pageant say police forced them to cancel the event, one hour before it was to open.
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Six al-Qaeda suspects have been killed in an air strike in north Yemen, says the Yemeni defence ministry.
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Israeli police arrest the leader of an alleged polygamist cult and accuse him of enslavement and sexual offences, including rape.
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Russia's lower house of parliament backs a long-delayed reform to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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Sarah Netanyahu, wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a lawsuit filed by her former housekeeper.
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Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as anger spreads among quake survivors spending another day without food and shelter.
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A loud explosion has been heard near the German embassy in Afghanistan, witnesses in Kabul say.
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Graeme Smith hits a controversial century as South Africa compile 208-2 - a lead of 28 over England - on a weather-hit second day at the final Test.
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Finland takes war on tobacco to a new level
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Four missiles fired by a US drone in the Pakistani tribal region of North Waziristan kill three militants, officials say.
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A funeral ceremony is held in the Togo capital, Lome, for the two football officials killed in Angola ahead of the Cup of Nations.
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England will make an official complaint following a controversial decision on day two of the final Test against South Africa.
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Gen Sekouba Konate threatens to resign as Guinea's interim leader, as splits worsen within the military junta.
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Kenyan police clash with supporters of Muslim cleric Abdullah al-Faisal notorious for preaching racial hatred.
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Ivory Coast beat Group B rivals Ghana 3-1 to secure their passage to the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals.
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The San Francisco 49ers will play the Denver Broncos in London later this year, the NFL reveals.
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Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as quake survivors spend a third night without shelter. Here Haitians describe the devastation and how it has affected them.
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A pair of armed duck hunters trigger a security alert at a Texas nuclear weapons assembly plant.
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Ten-man Ivory Coast reach the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations by defeating Ghana 3-1.
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The US State Department issues a digitally-altered photo showing how Osama Bin Laden may look now, aged 52
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Several US army officers should face investigation over their supervision of the Fort Hood massacre suspect, a report says.
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Up to 10,000 troops will be in Haiti by Monday to help the earthquake aid effort, US defence officials say.
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Guinea's wounded coup leader agrees to let his deputy lead the country while he recovers from an assassination attempt.
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The Iraq Inquiry met behind closed doors to hear from the general who ran UK operations in the conflict, it emerges.
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