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CubaWas this Cuban rebel really Castro's lover?
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LibyaClashes break out near the airport in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, after a convoy with the country's military chief came under attack, the army says.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoPolice in the Democratic Republic of Congo say they have shot dead four people since the disputed results of presidential elections were announced on Friday.
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El SalvadorEl Salvador's government apologises for a 1981 massacre in which more than 1,000 people were killed, nearly half of them children.
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MexicoA 6.7-magnitude earthquake strikes Mexico's western Guerrero state, shaking buildings and killing at least two people, officials say.
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United StatesIs America capable of intelligent debate?
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United StatesThe latest Republican candidates debate in Iowa sees fierce attacks on new frontrunner Newt Gingrich and an offer of a $10,000 bet.
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South AfricaUN climate talks end with an agreement to work towards a legally enforceable deal, covering all countries, to take effect by 2020.
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PanamaPanama's jailed ex-ruler Manuel Noriega leaves Paris on the way home after being extradited to serve sentences for murder and other crimes.
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South Korea, 
North KoreaNorth Korea has warned of "unexpected consequences" if South Korea goes ahead with plans to light up a Christmas tower near the border.
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United KingdomThe UK's financial regulator will criticise its own role in a report into the circumstances surrounding the collapse of the Royal Bank of Scotland, the BBC learns.
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United StatesLuke Donald becomes the first player to complete the US and European Tour money list double in the same year after finishing third at the Dubai World Championship.
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IndiaProminent Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare stages a one-day symbolic fast in Delhi over a newly drafted anti-corruption bill.
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FranceThe French industry minister has said that nuclear reactor maker Areva will announce large losses on Tuesday.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoIrregularities in DR Congo's presidential vote mean the results "lack credibility", say international observers from the Carter Center.
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SpainReal Madrid manager Jose Mourinho believes Barcelona were fortunate to win El Clasico, a result which means the Catalan side leapfrog their fierce rivals at the top of La Liga.
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Afghanistan, 
PakistanPakistan's PM tells the BBC that Nato's vital supply convoys to Afghanistan could remain blocked for several weeks, in protest at a deadly US air strike.
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FranceA Staffordshire MP apologises for the "inappropriate behaviour" of fellow guests he was with on a stag party in France.
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AustraliaA man has escaped with only minor injuries after he was attacked by a shark while surfing off the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
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United KingdomUK business troubled by the PM's euro move, says Robert Peston
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ChinaCan the Chinese film industry take on Hollywood?
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United KingdomThe deputy prime minister says David Cameron's blocking of EU treaty changes could leave the UK "marginalised", but says the PM was put in a "very difficult position" by his own backbenchers.
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RussiaRussian Facebook users pour scorn on a promise by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to investigate reports of widespread electoral fraud.
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SyriaAt least 18 people are killed in fresh clashes in Syria, opposition activists say, as they call for a general strike against the government crackdown.
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United KingdomAmy Winehouse's posthumous album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures, tops the UK album chart in its first week of release.
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FranceFrench former prime minister and centre-right politician Dominique de Villepin announces he will stand for president in the 2012 election.
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