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The Prince of Wales will travel in a personal friend's private plane to the US for an official visit to save money, his spokesman has said.
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President Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso appoints himself minister of defence following an army mutiny in the west African nation.
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Belgrade Zoo has welcomed four new rare arrivals on Monday. The white lion cubs are a rare mutation of a species found in South Africa and are facing extinction.
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A Republican senator from Nevada resigns amid a probe into an affair with a campaign aide whom his parents paid $96,000.
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Jordan Islamists 'ride the wave' of popular protest
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The bodies of two award-winning photographers killed in Libya have been ferried to the rebel-held city of Benghazi on an aid ship.
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At least 16 people die and another 30 are wounded in an explosion in one of the largest gambling dens in the Pakistani city of Karachi.
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan says the violence following his election is a "sad reminder" of events that plunged Nigeria into civil war in 1967.
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The Japanese government announces a 4 trillion yen ($48.9bn; £29.6bn) emergency budget, after last month's earthquake and tsunami.
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The condition of one of India's most revered spiritual leaders, Satya Sai Baba has deteriorated and he is on a life-support system, his doctors say.
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The US has confirmed it is flying unmanned armed drone aircraft over Libya as part of the Nato mission to assist the rebels.
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Police in Italy have seized hundreds of millions of dollars of suspected Mafia assets, including two football clubs, 44 houses, 60 plots of land and 164 vehicles.
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A British theatre company has been wowing audiences in New York this month with an unusual version of Macbeth.
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A toddler who fell from the third floor of a Florida hotel escapes injury after being caught by a tourist.
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At least 25 people, including women and children, have been killed in a US drone strike in Pakistan's North Waziristan region, officials say.
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The US is deploying armed Predator drones to Libya, but Col Gaddafi's government says these will cause more civilian casualties.
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A Mexican teenager has been given the money to fly to London after staging a hunger strike to try and obtain a Royal Wedding invite.
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Australian police question 22 people after Wednesday's riot at the Villawood immigration detention centre in Sydney.
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Rural village gets makeover ahead of Barack Obama visit
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Troops from Thailand and Cambodia exchange fresh fire across their disputed border, killing at least six soldiers.
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French riot police are to be banned from drinking alcohol with their meals while on duty, ending a long-cherished tradition.
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Afghan villagers return to their lush valley after war forced them out
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At least 18 people are killed in a bomb blast in an illegal gambling den in the Pakistani city of Karachi.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger stands by his claim that Cesc Fabregas was misrepresented and his words "twisted" in a recent Spanish magazine interview.
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Church of England schools should cut down to one in 10 the number of places reserved for practising Anglicans, even if it means a fall in standards, the Church's education chief says.
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Fresh fighting between Cambodia and Thailand over their long-disputed border ends informal truce
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British actor Mark Rylance is the toast of Broadway after reprising his award-winning performance in the London stage success Jerusalem in New York.
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A 3D erotic comedy has taken the Hong Kong box office by storm, overtaking Hollywood blockbuster Avatar on takings.
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At least three people are killed and more are missing after a landslide destroyed homes and mining tunnels in the southern Philippines.
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Human rights groups express growing concern about a a climate of increasing fear amid a security crackdown in Bahrain.
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Libyan rebels in the eastern stronghold of Benghazi are visited by the veteran US Senator John McCain.
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Understanding the deep military rift between the US and Pakistan
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A surge of American troops has recaptured many of the lost areas in a key strategic area of Afghanistan.
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Gujarat's chief minister deliberately allowed anti-Muslim riots in 2002, which left more than 1,000 people dead, India's Supreme Court hears.
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The Japanese government has unveiled a $50bn emergency budget for disaster relief after last month's earthquake and tsunami
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The Red Cross evacuates 300 Roma from a village in north-east Hungary, over fears of attacks by a right-wing vigilante group holding a training camp nearby.
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Police in France discover the car of a man suspected of killing his wife and four children, after five bodies are found at the family home.
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Children in Somalia are suffering some of the highest malnutrition rates in the world, says the United Nations, following years of drought.
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Early voting has opened across Canada ahead of the 2 May general election to select a new federal government.
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The war in Libya is moving towards stalemate, warns the head of the US military, even though air strikes have destroyed 30-40% of Libya's ground forces.
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Russia says its forces have killed a senior Saudi-born al-Qaeda figure in the North Caucasus region during a clash with rebels in Chechnya.
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Yemen's president gives a guarded welcome to the Gulf Arab transition plan, as his supporters and opponents stage huge rallies.
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Residents of one district of Misrata in Libya have been able to walk its streets again after a rebel victory against Col Gaddafi's troops.
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Iraq must decide within weeks whether it wants US troops to remain in the country beyond the end of 2011, the top US military officer says.
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Tibetan exile groups have released video footage which they claim shows a young monk who set himself on fire last month in a protest against China's government
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US officials express concern about Haiti election results, after last-minute gains for the governing Unity party, with the president-elect also uneasy.
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Police investigating dissident republican activity in Northern Ireland say they have made a number of "significant" arrests in the south of County Armagh.
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France calls for an easier mechanism for temporarily suspending the EU's passport-free Schengen travel zone, as it fears an influx of migrants from Libya and Tunisia.
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Flawed training and equipment on Transocean's Deepwater Horizon oil rig contributed to last year's disaster, the US Coast Guard finds.
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England's Luke Donald keeps up his bid to become world number one by racing to a one-shot lead at halfway in The Heritage.
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At least 72 protesters are killed by security forces in Syria, rights groups say - the highest reported death toll in five weeks of unrest there.
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Battle for loyalty of Afghan villagers returning to their homes
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Mexican writer leads national anger against drugs violence
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