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A tram popular with tourists derails in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro killing its driver and four passengers, with another 27 injured.
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Six people have been killed after Typhoon Nanmadol struck northern Philippines, causing severe flooding and landslides.
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Trinidad musician David Rudder on why calypso matters
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South African Oscar Pistorius qualifies for the semi-finals of the 400m on his historic appearance at the World Championships in Daegu, while there are surprise early exits for Britain's women athletes.
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Hurricane Irene sweeps up the US east coast, bringing winds of around 80mph (129km/h), with at least eight fatalities so far.
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Indian campaigner Anna Hazare ends his 12-day hunger strike after parliament expressed support for some of his demands to fight corruption.
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People with psoriasis have nearly three times the risk of stroke and abnormal heart rhythm, according to scientists in Denmark.
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Usain Bolt is ready for the 100m final as Mo Farah wins a silver medal in the 10,000m on day two of the World Championships.
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Fugitive Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi offers to begin talks to transfer power to the rebels, his spokesman tells the media.
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Championship leader Sebastian Vettel starts the Belgian Grand Prix from pole position at Spa-Francorchamps, with Lewis Hamilton alongside him on the front row.
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Britain's Mo Farah has to settle for 10,000m silver after being overtaken by Ethiopia's Ibrahim Jeilan just metres from the line.
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Celtic win 2-0 at St Mirren, while Rangers host Aberdeen and Edinburgh rivals Hearts and Hibs meet at Tynecastle.
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Anti-corruption campaigner gave India much-needed reality check
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Nigeria's president promises to bring terrorism under control, during a visit to the scene of Friday's deadly bombing at the UN's headquarters in Abuja.
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Usain Bolt is disqualified from the men's 100m final at the World Athletics Championships as Yohan Blake takes gold.
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Libya's transitional council has pledged to co-operate with the UK investigation into the 1984 death of Pc Yvonne Fletcher, William Hague says.
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Typhoon Nanmadol kills at least eight people in the Philippines and is heading to Taiwan, according to officials.
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At least 20 people are killed and thousands displaced by flooding in and around the city of Ibadan in south west Nigeria.
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Singer Sir Tom Jones is admitted to hospital in Monaco after calling off a concert on doctor's orders, but his aides deny press reports of a heart scare.
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Sebastian Vettel wins the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber and McLaren's Jenson Button, after Lewis Hamilton crashes out on lap 13.
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The Arab League says it will send Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi to Syria to try to resolve the crisis in the country.
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A man is arrested on suspicion of the attempted murder of two police officers during rioting in north-east London.
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Nepal elects its fourth prime minister in four years, with the Maoist party's Baburam Bhattarai winning a parliamentary vote.
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An inquiry into the death in Basra of an Iraqi in British custody will clear the Army of systematic torture but criticise individual soldiers, it is reported.
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Fugitive Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi is said to be ready to begin talks to transfer power, but rebels insist they will not negotiate until he surrenders.
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Water surges into flood-prone areas of New York as Tropical Storm Irene hits the city, downgraded from a hurricane but bringing fierce winds and rain.
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An Iranian man is sentenced to death for killing one of the country's nuclear scientists, according to state media.
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Sniper fire by Gaddafi loyalists and a shortage of supplies has not deterred some shops from opening in the capital.
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Nigeria's president has promised to bring terrorism under control, during a visit to the scene of Friday's bombing at the UN's headquarters in Abuja.
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In Libya, there is new evidence of atrocities carried out by Colonel Gaddafi's forces in their final days of power.
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Lewis Hamilton apologises to his McLaren team and takes the blame for the incident that ended his Belgian Grand Prix on the 13th lap.
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British travellers remain stranded in the US after Hurricane Irene, amid uncertainty over when flights will resume.
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A suicide bomber kills at least 28 people and wounds at least 30 more inside a Sunni mosque in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, local officials say.
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Hundreds of people visit Wellington Zoo to bid farewell to Happy Feet, the emperor penguin who washed up on a New Zealand beach in June.
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Hundreds of thousands of evacuated New Yorkers can return home after a weakening Tropical Storm Irene churns over the city without major damage.
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Leaders of rebel forces that deposed Col Muammar Gaddafi in Libya have said they do not intend to allow the extradition of the Lockerbie bomber.
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Rebels in Libya say they are concerned over the fate of thousands of prisoners who were held in jails in Tripoli by the Gaddafi regime.
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President Obama warns flooding and power cuts are still a risk as a weakened Tropical Storm Irene heads north, away from the battered US east coast.
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