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Brazil arrests 70 people suspected of illegal deforestation in the Amazon, including environmental officials.
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A man accused of shooting up-and-coming US rapper Dolla last year is acquitted by a Los Angeles jury.
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Hundreds of people protest in Cannes over a film about Algeria's struggle for independence against France.
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Thirteen people are killed in a border clash between Ethiopian security forces and residents in Somaliland, locals say.
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Protests in Bangkok have raised questions about a deep division in Thailand and, as Chris Hogg reports, residents of the city remained concerned about the future.
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Graham Greene's Freetown hang-out reduced to rubble
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Memories of the Seine haunt BBC correspondent
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South Africa midfielder Andile Jali travels to see United States experts after tests discovered he has a heart condition.
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Afghan police say they have seized a cache of hundreds of rockets hidden on the outskirts of the capital Kabul.
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Footballer David Beckham makes a surprise visit British troops in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
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Hunt for Paraguay's leftist 'rebels' sees little success
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About 160 people are feared dead as a passenger plane crashes near the Indian city of Mangalore after flying from Dubai.
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Thieves steal a work by Picasso and other pictures - a day after a major art theft from a gallery in Paris.
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UK ministers insist they are committed to reconstruction in Afghanistan, on their first official visit to Kabul.
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Inter Milan beat Bayern Munich 2-0 in the Champions League final in Madrid to claim the biggest prize in European football.
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More than 74,000 South African football fans attend the first match at Soccer City - venue for the World Cup final.
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Investigators seek to find the cause of the crash of a passenger jet at Mangalore airport that left 158 people dead.
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Two political veterans are to head an independent US body to investigate the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and BP's role.
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Jose Mourinho writes his name into the history books as Diego Milito scores twice in Inter Milan's 2-0 win in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich at the Bernabeu in Madrid.
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A British lawnmower cuts the world land speed record by reaching a new top speed of more than 86mph.
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UK ministers have stressed their commitment to redevelopment during talks. What should be the focus?
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A 13-year-old American, Jordan Romero, becomes the youngest person to scale Mount Everest, his family says.
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Matching up the weight of donors and recipients boosts success in kidney transplants, suggests French research.
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