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At least 12 Palestinians are killed by Israeli air strikes in Gaza, doctors say, amid fresh cross-border exchanges.
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Spanish author who beat HG Wells to time machine idea
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At least 23 demonstrators are reported killed in anti-government rallies in the Syrian city of Deraa, as renewed protests spread across the country.
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Republicans and Democrats continue urgent efforts to break an impasse in talks on US spending cuts, as the clock ticks ever nearer a government shutdown.
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Democrats and Republicans in the United States have agreed a stopgap deal with the White House to avert a government shutdown.
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Red Bull's reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel qualifies on pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang.
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World champion Sebastian Vettel pips McLaren's Lewis Hamilton to take Malaysian Grand Prix pole position.
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A freak sandstorm sweeps across a motorway in northern Germany causing a multiple pile-up and leaving eight people dead.
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Clashes between anti government protesters and security forces in the Yemeni city of Taiz carried on late into Friday.
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The last remaining building of a World War II-era military hospital in the US state of California has been demolished with 363 kilograms of dynamite.
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A team of African leaders, headed by South African President Jacob Zuma, is heading for Libya to try to secure a ceasefire.
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Security forces in Bahrain have arrested and beaten one of the country's leading human rights activists, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, his daughter says.
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Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare calls off his four-day-old hunger strike after the government agrees to all of his demands.
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Most police forces in England and Wales adopt new speeding guidelines that could allow drivers to do up to 86mph and avoid points on their licence.
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The volunteer army building homes for wounded US heroes
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Midwives deliver childbirth revolution in Afghanistan
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US politicians agree to slash spending, in a deal reached just one hour before a government shutdown would have been enforced.
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A soldier injured by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan last year has died, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Djibouti President Ismael Omar Guelleh secures a third term in office after winning a landslide victory in elections, despite recent protests against his rule.
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Police say that a 500lb bomb left in a van under the main Belfast to Dublin road near Newry may have been destined for a town centre.
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RAF Tornados destroyed seven battle tanks in Libya as air strikes in the North African country continue, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy leads the Masters by four strokes after an intriguing third round at Augusta National.
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The first minister to visit Japan's stricken Fukushima plant since last month's tsunami thanks workers trying to control nuclear radiation.
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The Russian army has begun training sniffer dogs to use cell phones and video cameras.
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Polls close in Nigeria in parliamentary elections that have been marred by bloody attacks and chaotic delays.
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Peru cancels a vast copper mining project in the south of the country after violent clashes between police and protesters.
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Four Hamas militants are killed in Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip as the death toll climbs to 18 after three days of violence.
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Vote counting begins in Nigeria after relatively peaceful parliamentary elections in Africa's most populous country.
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Rebels are still resisting Colonel Gaddafi's forces in the Libyan city of Misrata.
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A gunman in the Netherlands goes on the rampage, killing six people before taking his own life in a shopping centre south-west of Amsterdam.
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Egypt's army cracks down on protests in Cairo's symbolic Tahrir Square, leaving at least one person dead and dozens injured.
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The head of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's biggest yakuza crime syndicate, is freed after spending almost six years in jail.
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Ministers are braced for more criticism of the overhaul of the NHS in England as nurses gather for their annual conference.
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Hundreds of anti-government protesters are reported to have been hurt in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, a day after similar clashes in the city of Taiz.
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Cuba and Venezuela condemn a US court decision to acquit the veteran anti-communist militant Luis Posada Carriles as a "shameful farce".
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Pro-Gaddafi forces tackle Libyan opposition fighters on the streets of Ajdabiya in a surprise attack on the rebel-held city.
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