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The massive army assault in India's jungles
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Holocaust survivor confronts her ghosts in Romania
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A US marine is to go on trial over the killing of 24 men, women and children in the Iraqi town of Haditha in 2005.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel sets the fastest time in Q1 as Vitaly Petrov of Renault drops out.
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The search continues for 46 South Korean sailors missing after their ship sank near the disputed border with North Korea.
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A US court sentences computer expert Albert Gonzalez to 20 years in prison for stealing credit card numbers.
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Sebastian Vettel takes pole in the Australian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
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Tens of thousands of Thailand's red-shirted protesters gather in front of army positions in Bangkok to demand fresh elections.
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Israeli tanks move briefly into Gaza after clashes with Palestinians kill four people, including two Israeli soldiers.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki vows to contest results of parliamentary elections that saw former PM Iyad Allawi win a narrow victory.
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Hunt for survivors after South Korean naval boat sinks
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A man is arrested in China accused of poisoning dumplings in a case which led to a row with Japan, state media reports.
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South Korea's navy searches for 46 sailors missing after Friday's explosion sank their ship, as hopes fade of finding survivors.
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Rangers travel to Tynecastle to face Hearts in the early kick-off in the first of six Scottish Premier League matches on Saturday.
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As relations between Britain and Israel continue to unravel, Tim Franks finds that in Jerusalem, many Israelis feel that the outside world still fails to understand the problems - and threats - their country is facing.
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Did Christ really visit Kashmir in his 'missing years'?
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Sierra Leone's president threatens striking health workers with the sack, after saying the dispute has led to deaths.
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Iyad Allawi, whose bloc narrowly won Iraq's parliamentary election, offers to work with all parties to form a coalition government.
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Burma holds its annual Armed Forces Day parade, the last before multi-party elections due later this year.
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A top Vatican cardinal calls for "housecleaning" as child sex abuse cases from Italy to the US pile pressure on Pope Benedict.
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A Belgian man protests at reportedly being told to pay for the prosecution of his ex-wife who killed their five children.
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Mixed messages from Burma's military rulers
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President Mubarak arrives back in Egypt after surgery in Germany to remove his gall bladder and a growth from his small intestine.
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The chief minister of India's Gujarat state, Narendra Modi, is questioned by a panel investigating 2002 riots.
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A search is on in Morocco for a leading member of the Abu Dhabi royal family after his glider crashes into an artificial lake.
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The father and stepmother of a five-year-old Brazilian girl thrown to her death from a sixth-floor window are jailed for murder.
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British Airways cancels almost a hundred flights from Heathrow during the first day of a second weekend of strike action by cabin crew.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas rules out holding indirect talks with Israel unless it halts settlement building.
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Sarah Palin attacks healthcare reform at a rally of the US conservative Tea Party movement in Nevada.
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The EU and Libya lift bans on granting visas to each others' citizens, imposed during a row between Tripoli and Switzerland.
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Pennsylvania police charge a man with public drunkenness after reports he tried to resuscitate a long-dead opossum on a highway.
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The head of Nato calls for a new missile defence system that would protect the US, its allies, and Russia as well.
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