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A fire at a transformer station in Toronto plunges parts of the Canadian city into darkness and delays a state dinner.
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UK police searching for suspected gunman Raoul Moat release details of a Lexus car they are looking for.
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A South African opera star's incredible journey
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The number of political prisoners has fallen in Cuba in 2010, a human rights group on the island says.
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Clinton's balancing act between Russia and its neighbours
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A classical concert in support of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit is held in Sderot on the border with Gaza.
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The European Union says it will withdraw Sri Lanka's trade concessions after it failed to improve its human rights record.
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Can Israel and the US repair their friendship?
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Sierra Leonean writer Olufemi Terry wins this year's Caine Prize for African writing, regarded as Africa's leading literary award.
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Mining groups Xstrata and Rio Tinto say they will resume projects in Australia after a deal was agreed over tax rates.
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Japan's Hayabusa capsule is opened to reveal particles that may be samples from a near-Earth asteroid.
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A letter allegedly penned by gunman Raoul Moat declares war on the police and says he "won't stop until I'm dead".
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Norway's Thor Hushovd wins an incident-packed stage three of the Tour de France in which Fabian Cancellara regains the overall lead ahead of Britain's Geraint Thomas.
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The French parliament is due to begin a debate on plans to ban women from wearing full Islamic veils in public.
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Barack Obama is due to meet Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington. What will the meeting achieve?
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Japan's next sumo tournament will not appear on live TV for the first time in 50 years due to a gambling scandal.
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Barack Obama has met Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington. Have relations improved?
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A Chinese gang accused of running a multi-billion dollar online betting network was broken up last month, state media reports.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard reveals plans for a refugee hub in East Timor as she and opposition leader unveil asylum policies.
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The world's biggest tent - 150m high - opens to the public in Kazakhstan, complete with shops, cinemas and beach.
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Former Argentine military leader Jorge Videla tells his trial he takes responsibility for the army's actions during his rule from 1976 to 1981.
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The race begins to be Brazil's next president
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Ghana turns out in force as the Black Stars return from the World Cup, after getting further than any other African team.
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Bold new mosque to bring French Muslims into open
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Will sackings end Nigeria football turmoil?
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East African leaders renew their calls to the UN to replace the beleaguered African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia.
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Iran's foreign ministry denies claims the country's planes are being prevented from refuelling at some airports abroad.
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Fears emergency laws could provoke more Thai violence
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Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will retire from Test cricket after the first Test against India in Galle starting on 18 July.
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Thailand extends a state of emergency in 19 provinces, including the capital Bangkok, over fears of fresh violence.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir open fire in separate clashes with stone-throwing protesters, killing at least three.
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A "big budget" porn movie was shot in a London hospital when it hired out one of its wards to a film company.
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Spain's foreign minister is in Cuba to push for the release of political prisoners, including a hunger-striker close to death.
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A Swedish feminist party burns cash in protest against unequal pay for women ahead of September elections.
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An Egyptian bus driver shoots dead six construction workers travelling in his vehicle near Cairo, officials say.
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The Israeli military is to charge an army sniper with killing a person during the 2008-09 Gaza offensive.
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China agrees to build a $8bn oil refinery in Nigeria, the first of three under an accord signed in May.
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South African athlete Caster Semenya is given the all-clear to return to competition following controversial gender tests.
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Thor Hushovd outsprints Geraint Thomas to win stage three of the Tour de France but the Briton climbs to second overall.
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Thousands attend the funeral in Beirut of Lebanon's top Shia cleric, Grand Ayatollah Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah.
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Prominent Chinese writer Yu Jie says police told him he could go to jail if he published a book about the premier.
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At least 23 militants are killed in clashes with the army in north-west Pakistan, police tell the BBC.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy dismisses allegations that his campaign received illegal donations from a L'Oreal heiress.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Barack Obama hold White House talks, a day after the Gaza blockade is eased.
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Former SS soldier and Nazi war crimes suspect Adolf Storms dies at 90 in Germany before facing trial over a massacre.
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Sri Lankan officials order police not to break up protests in Colombo against UN plans to investigate alleged war crimes.
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Armed officers search woods and fields in a cordoned-off town in their hunt for suspected gunman Raoul Moat.
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Three soldiers and 10 Kurdish rebels die in an attack on a military outpost in south-east Turkey, the army says.
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Spain skipper Iker Casillas believes Wednesday's World Cup semi-final against Germany is the most important game in the country's history.
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The US military presses charges against a soldier suspected of sending video of a helicopter attack in Iraq to WikiLeaks.
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Oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill reaches all five US Gulf states as tar balls land on a beach in Galveston, Texas.
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