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United StatesPresidents Obama and Clinton attend a memorial service for Democratic Senator Robert Byrd, the longest-serving member of Congress.
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United KingdomOfficials from Iceland, the Netherlands and the UK hold talks over the settlement of a £2.3bn banking dispute.
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PakistanHow grinding poverty destroys lives in Pakistan
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RussiaRussia says its Progress spaceship is under control after missing the International Space Station and will try to dock again on Sunday.
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Afghanistan, United StatesUS Gen David Petraeus arrives in Afghanistan to take command of American and Nato forces fighting the Taliban insurgency.
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RussiaTwo of the 11 members of a suspected spy ring in the US confirm they are Russian citizens, prosecutors say.
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ArgentinaFormer Argentine military ruler Jorge Videla goes on trial for the murder of more than 30 political prisoners in 1976.
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UruguayUruguay coach Oscar Tabarez says Luis Suarez did not cheat and says the striker's last-minute goal-line handball was 'instinctive'.
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United StatesUS scientists aim present a prototype car for blind drivers in 2011, using sensors to indicate turns in the road via vibrating gloves.
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United StatesUS scientists aim present a prototype car for blind drivers in 2011, using sensors to indicate turns in the road via vibrating gloves.
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Russia, United StatesSuspected Russian spies being held by the US are denied bail by a Virginia court as new light is shed on their true identity.
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AfghanistanTrying hard to train Afghan troops in Helmand
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MalawiMissionary lives and theological divides in Malawi
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South KoreaA bus falls from a bridge near the main international airport serving South Korea's capital Seoul, killing 12 passengers.
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South KoreaA bus falls from a bridge near the main international airport serving South Korea's capital Seoul, killing 12 passengers.
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SpainGB kayaker Rachel Cawthorn storms to victory in the women's K1 1000m at the European Championships in Trasona, Spain.
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ChinaA Tibetan environmentalist becomes the third brother in his family to be jailed by a Chinese court, his lawyer says.
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Poland, United StatesUS Secretary of State Hillary Clinton oversees the signing in Poland of a key missile base agreement.
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KyrgyzstanRosa Otunbayeva is sworn in as the first female president of Kyrgyzstan weeks after deadly ethnic riots in the south.
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KyrgyzstanRosa Otunbayeva is sworn in as the first female president of Kyrgyzstan weeks after deadly ethnic riots in the south.
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United StatesUS Defense Secretary Robert Gates orders a tightening of the rules covering the US military's dealings with the media.
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GuineaThe two frontrunners in Guinea's presidential election will face each other in a second round later this month.
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GuineaThe two frontrunners in Guinea's presidential election will face each other in a second round later this month.
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Iraq, United StatesUS Vice-President Joe Biden arrives in Baghdad for talks with Iraqi leaders, amid deadlock over the formation of a government.
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AustraliaAustralia win the final one-day international at Lord's by 42 runs but England take the series 3-2.
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GhanaPainful end to Ghana's hopes of World Cup glory
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Democratic Republic of the CongoAt least 220 people are killed after an oil tanker explodes and sets fire to a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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CubaCuban dissident hunger striker Guillermo Farinas is in danger of dying after refusing food since February, a doctor says.
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CubaCuban dissident hunger striker Guillermo Farinas is in danger of dying after refusing food since February, a doctor says.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoVictims of a fuel truck inferno which killed some 230 people in a Democratic Republic of Congo village are buried in mass graves.
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Paraguay, SpainCoach Vicente Del Bosque admits Spain struggled to find their usual rhythm after sneaking past Paraguay into a first ever World Cup semi-final.
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United StatesThe US is to give nearly $2bn in loan guarantees to green energy firms, creating one of the world's biggest solar energy plants.
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United StatesAs Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Barack Obama prepare to meet, Jeremy Bowen reflects on why, up to now, the two men have got on so badly.
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