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South African joy at successful World Cup start
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A robbery attempt at a shop in Wellington, New Zealand fails when the burglar gets hit by his own rock.
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The International Criminal Court pushes the UN Security Council for the arrests of two Sudanese indicted for Darfur war crimes.
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BP directors will meet on Monday to discuss whether to suspend dividends to shareholders, the BBC learns.
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Australia beat England 27-17 in Perth after the All Blacks beat 14-man Ireland 66-28 in New Plymouth.
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England manager Fabio Capello reveals Gareth Barry will be on the bench against the United States in Saturday's Group C opener.
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Floodwaters hit campsites in mountains in the US state of Arkansas, killing at least 16 people, the governor says.
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The Venezuelan authorities issue an arrest warrant for the owner of a private TV channel fiercely critical of President Chavez.
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Travelling through the heart of Zimbabwe by train
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As a week of rallies and vigils for Catholic priests draws to a close, David Willey reflects on the problems the Church faces in a changing world.
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The craze taking a terrible toll in Bangladesh
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England's pack threatens to earn them a remarkable victory in the first Test but Australia hold on to win in Perth despite being butchered in the scrum.
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UK PM David Cameron is due to discuss the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster with US President Barack Obama.
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A US official gives BP 48 hours to improve its strategy to stem the Gulf oil leak, as the US and UK leaders discuss the spill.
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Kyrgyzstan appeals to Russia to send troops to restore order in a southern city where nearly 80 have died in ethnic clashes.
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The Cuban government is releasing an ailing political prisoner and transferring six other dissidents to jails closer to home
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Poland holds a suspected Israeli agent wanted in Germany in connection with the murder of a Hamas commander in Dubai.
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A 16-year-old US girl who ran into problems while trying to sail solo around the world is rescued in the Indian Ocean, officials say.
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Deep US-Colombia ties set to continue under new leader
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Sporadic demonstrations in Tehran and other Iranian cities are reported a year after the disputed presidential election.
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