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The winners of the first round of Peru's presidential election try to win over moderate voters ahead of the run-off on 5 June.
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The BBC's World Service is too valuable to the UK for its funding to be cut, a government watchdog says.
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French troops in Ivory Coast discover several large arms caches they say would have been used by former leader Laurent Gbagbo.
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Chinese airlines have placed orders worth $1.4bn (£861m) with Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer.
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Canada's embattled prime minister clashes with opposition leaders in the first of two televised debates, ahead of the general election on 2 May.
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Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan says food from the region near the stricken Fukushima plant is safe to eat despite radiation fears.
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The US calls for the release of a US citizen it says is being held in North Korea, days before Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is to visit South Korea.
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South Korea raises its inflation forecast for the current year, a global food and oil prices remain volatile.
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The war in Afghanistan is in danger of becoming a forgotten conflict because of events in Libya and the Middle East, the former foreign secretary warns.
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Former Indian telecoms minister Andimuthu Raja appears in court charged in connection with a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
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Ministers are to hold talks on the conflict in Libya, amid calls for Nato to step up the pressure on Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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A French exhibition charts the evolution of thrones, one of the most-potent symbols of power.
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The US navy chief, Admiral Robert Willard, says China's navy has been less aggressive in recent months in disputed waters in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Foxconn is planning to invest as much as $12bn (£7.4bn) in Brazil, according to Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff.
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Relative calm has now returned to the Gaza-Israeli border, after a wave of violence between Hamas and Israeli forces in which at least 19 Palestinians died.
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Voting for assembly elections begins in the southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala and the union territory of Pondicherry.
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The Japanese government downgrades its assessment of the economy, following last month's earthquake and tsunami.
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The UK's first large-scale study on the impact of weight-loss surgery reports a large reduction in type 2 diabetes and other health problems.
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Hundreds of onlookers were treated to a fireworks display as a decommissioned Australian navy frigate was scuttled off the coast of New South Wales.
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Rio Tinto, one of the world's biggest mining companies, says extreme weather in Australia has hit production.
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The commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the US Civil War is triggering many re-enactments across America's Southern states.
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Dutch political leader Geert Wilders appears in court on charges of inciting hatred against Muslims, after a judge ruled his trial could go ahead.
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The authorities in Mexico believe a drug gang formed by deserters from special forces is behind the worst massacres in the country's four year drugs war
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Brazilian lawmakers say they will propose a referendum on whether to ban the sale of guns, after the killing of 12 school children in Rio de Janeiro.
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The EU relaxes its restrictions against 22 members of Burma's government, including the new foreign minister seen "as an essential interlocutor" with the West.
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Our daily morning business round-up looks at the main stories in Europe and Asia, including the Japanese government downgrading its economic outlook.
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Andrew Lansley has apologised for failing to communicate his plans for the NHS, after nurses passed a vote of no confidence in him.
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UK unemployment fell by 17,000 in the three months to the end of February to 2.48 million, official figures show.
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US drone aircraft have killed at least four people in a missile attack in the Pakistani tribal area of South Waziristan, local officials say.
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Two people die as rival Yemeni forces clash in the capital Sanaa, while mass protests and unrest continue across the country.
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Two suspects in Belarus admit a bomb attack which killed 12 people at a metro station in Minsk, President Alexander Lukashenko says.
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A Dorset filmmaker's wildlife documentary about the marshes of Iraq has won an international award.
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The underground volcanic plume at Yellowstone in the US may be bigger than previously thought, according to geologists.
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Britain's Andy Murray takes on Czech Radek Stepanek in the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters.
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US retail sales in March rose for the ninth month in a row, and February's figures were better than originally thought.
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An influential pro-government elder is among at least 10 people killed by a suicide bomber in eastern Afghanistan, the interior ministry says.
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World number one Rafael Nadal begins the defence of his Monte Carlo Masters crown with an emphatic second-round victory over Finland's Jarkko Nieminen.
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Israel's outspoken foreign minister chooses a novel way of making a point in a radio interview - apparently flushing the toilet live on the air.
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British number one Andy Murray wins his first match since January with victory over Czech Radek Stepanek in the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters.
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The Democratic Representative for Portland tells BBC Radio 5 live why Oregon State politicians have been rickrolling
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A clip of the Czech president pocketing a ceremonial pen on a state visit to Chile becomes a YouTube hit.
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The former British prime minister, Tony Blair, on Middle East turmoil and Britain's relationship with Colonel Gaddafi while he was in office.
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Australia beat Bangladesh by 66 runs to seal a 3-0 whitewash in the one-day international series.
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Real Madrid set up a Champions League semi-final against Barcelona after beating Spurs 5-0 on aggregate, while Schalke will meet Manchester United after thumping holders Inter Milan 7-3 over two legs.
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Live coverage as Aberdeen host Rangers, who hope to narrow the gap with Celtic at the top Scottish Premier League.
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Israel's attorney general is considering charging Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman with criminal corruption, the justice ministry says.
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Talks between BP and AAR about the UK firm buying out its Russian partner in joint venture TNK-BP are close to collapse, says the BBC's business editor.
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Egypt's Hosni Mubarak is ordered to be detained for alleged corruption, but will remain in hospital until his health improves, after reported heart problems.
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An air traffic controller in the US state of Nevada was asleep for about 16 minutes while a medical plane was landing, federal officials say.
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Tottenham's Champions League adventure comes to an end as they are knocked out by Real Madrid.
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Anti-corruption campaign gathers force in India as the countrys' former telecommunications minister appears in court
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Oscar-winning actress Catherine Zeta Jones receives treatment for bipolar disorder after husband Michael Douglas's battle with throat cancer.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for the creation of an international fund to provide financial support for the rebel leaders in Libya.
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The prime minister says that coalition forces will do everything they can to stop what he called the "murder" of Libyan civilians by Colonel Gaddafi.
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President Obama calls for raised taxes on the rich and cuts in government spending - but Republicans dismiss his speech as campaign rhetoric.
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Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp targets another Champions League campaign after Real Madrid knock his side out of this season's competition
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Forensic experts in Mexico discovered more mass graves in the northwest of the country, as the number of bodies found in graves the northeastern state of Tamaulipas rises to 126.
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A series of new reports in the The Lancet suggest stillbirth rates in Britain are higher than in almost every other high-income country.
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Former US baseball star Barry Bonds is found guilty of obstruction of justice following a trial over whether he lied about having taken steroids.
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The newly formed international "contact group" on Libya calls for Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to stand down as the country's leader.
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The hope, worry and determination of five Egyptian activists
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