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French-born American artist Louise Bourgeois - famous for her giant spider sculptures - dies in New York at the age of 98.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu expresses regret after at least nine people die as troops storm aid ships trying to reach Gaza.
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German President Horst Koehler says he is resigning, following criticism of remarks he made about German military missions.
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BBC's rare glimpse of life inside North Korean bubble
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UN Security Council members condemn Israel as they hold an emergency session on the Gaza aid flotilla raid, amid world fury.
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About five people are killed after gunmen attack a hospital in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore.
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Have the royals hosting England wasted money?
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Sherpa mountaineers in Nepal say a rise in the rate of snow and ice melt on Mount Everest is making it dangerous to climb.
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A Maoist leader in India says they will take "full responsibility" for the safety of trains travelling through areas under their control.
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The US takes over operational control of 8,000 British troops serving in southern Afghanistan later.
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Nigeria's central bank is extending a 500bn naira ($3.3bn; £2.3bn) bail-out to its troubled airlines.
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England boss Fabio Capello names his 23-man squad for the World Cup on Tuesday, after waiting for the verdict on Gareth Barry's fitness test.
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China and Japan have agreed to back financial sanctions against North Korea, the South's foreign minister tells the BBC.
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China ramps up efforts to become a supercomputing superpower, as one of its machines is ranked second fastest in the world.
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Mining giant Rio Tinto hopes to boost Zimbabwe gem production as the country awaits lifting of an export ban, a report says.
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Homer Simpson is named the greatest TV and film character for 20 years, in a survey for US magazine Entertainment Weekly.
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Hi-tech bus helps Chile's quake-hit areas reconnect
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Japanese PM Yukio Hatoyama faces pressure to resign, amid plunging popularity and a row over the Okinawa US base.
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South Africa coach Carlos Alberto Parreira drops West Ham striker Benni McCarthy from his final 23-man squad for this summer's World Cup.
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A study of discarded oyster shells reinforces the idea that the first British colonists in America had to endure an unusually severe drought.
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The UK scrutinises civil service pay as 172 top officials are found to get more than Prime Minister Cameron.
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Iraq's highest court confirms the results of the March election almost three months after the polls closed.
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The Sri Lankan government hits out against UN human rights chief Navi Pillay, accusing her of "hounding the country".
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Sex used to smear Russian opposition in KGB-style ploy
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Tribal elders aim to put Afghanistan on the path to peace
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Robin Soderling stuns world number one and defending champion Roger Federer in the French Open quarter-finals.
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Three women in Namibia are suing the state for allegedly being sterilised without their informed consent after an HIV diagnosis.
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Three judges are shot dead at a court in China's southern Hunan province by a man armed with a submachine gun, reports say.
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Colombia's presidential poll goes to a run-off in June as former defence minister Juan Manuel Santos falls just short of victory.
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Can a jirga without rebel leaders bring Afghanistan peace?
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The Thai parliament debates the government's operation to end protests in the capital, Bangkok, ahead of a no-confidence vote.
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What now in Iraq as poll results are approved?
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Theo Walcott is a surprise omission from England's 23-man World Cup squad, with Darren Bent, Adam Johnson, Scott Parker, Michael Dawson, Leighton Baines and Tom Huddlestone also missing out.
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Firefighters in Canada battle forest fires that have sparked smog alerts across Quebec and parts of the north-eastern US.
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Theo Walcott is left out of England's World Cup squad as Fabio Capello names his 23-man party for South Africa.
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French-born American artist Louise Bourgeois - famous for her giant spider sculptures - dies in New York at the age of 98.
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The UN Security Council calls for an impartial inquiry into Israel's raid on Gaza-bound aid ships, in which at least 10 people died.
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Shares in oil giant BP fall by 13% as the company's "top kill" plan to cap a leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico fails.
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Poland publishes a transcript of flight data recorders from the plane crash that killed the Polish president and 95 others.
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France calls for Africa to have a bigger say in world affairs and better representation on the UN Security Council.
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Defending champion Roger Federer is dumped out of the French Open by Robin Soderling, losing his quarter-final 3-6 6-3 7-5 6-4.
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Dutch prosecutors accuse multi-national oil trading firm Trafigura of illegally exporting hazardous waste to Ivory Coast in 2006.
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A US Army psychiatrist accused of murdering 13 of his colleagues at the Fort Hood base in Texas appears in court for the first time.
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Al-Qaeda's number three leader and Afghan chief, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, has been killed, US and al-Qaeda sources say.
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The US says it "welcomes the demise" of al-Qaeda number three Mustafa Abu al-Yazid as a "severe blow" to the group.
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Activists on ships raided by Israeli commandos cast doubt on Israel's version of events that led to at least nine deaths.
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Oil firm BP says its latest attempt to cap the oil spill is under way, as the government announces a criminal investigation.
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