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The UN makes its first aid delivery to drought victims in areas of Somalia controlled by al-Qaeda-linked militants since they lifted an aid ban.
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Egypt's Foreign Minister Mohammed al-Orabi resigns amid protests about the slow progress of reform since January's uprising.
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China responds angrily to a meeting between US President Barack Obama and Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez flies to Cuba for chemotherapy, delegating some powers before leaving.
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A love letter to a US college student from the girlfriend who became his first wife is finally on its way to him - 53 years after it was written.
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US single mother Casey Anthony is released from jail after being acquitted of her two-year-old daughter's murder, but convicted of lying to police.
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Darren Clarke wins the 140th Open, Mark Cavendish secures the 15th stage of the Tour de France, Japan win the Women's World Cup, plus more.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is back in Cuba for further cancer treatment, after delegating some powers to his ministers during his absence.
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Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke wins the 140th Open Championship at Royal St George's.
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Pulling out British troops prematurely from Afghanistan could "dangerously weaken" remaining international forces, MPs say.
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Yorkshire pace bowler Tim Bresnan returns to the England squad for the first Test against India at Lord's, with Steven Finn making way.
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Egypt's caretaker Prime Minister Essam Sharaf begins a cabinet reshuffle, as protests continue against the government over the slow pace of reform.
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A village in Greece is at at the centre of an international legal battle in a fight for reparations for a World War ll Nazi massacre.
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Wales' World Cup opponents Samoa stun Australia with a 32-23 victory in Sydney.
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Labour leader Ed Miliband and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg call for new media ownership rules to prevent individuals becoming too powerful.
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Libya's Col Muammar Gaddafi again tells supporters he will never surrender, amid a heavy night of bombing by Nato on the outskirts of Tripoli.
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The IMF says Greece's debt is on a "knife's edge", as UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says he is "incredibly worried" about the crisis.
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Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner have confirmed they will not take part in October's Japanese MotoGP.
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Images from a "bee-attracting" competition in China's Hunan province, which pitted two fearless bee keepers, Lu Kongjiang and Wang Dalin, against one another.
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Nato has handed over control of the central Afghan province of Bamiyan to Afghan security forces.
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The heart of the last heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Otto von Habsburg, is due to be buried in Hungary following his funeral in Vienna.
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Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa takes victory in the German MotoGP at the Sachsenring.
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Actress Jane Fonda accuses QVC of cancelling her appearance on the TV shopping channel because of her Vietnam war activism.
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Bahrain's biggest Shia opposition bloc al-Wifaq is to pull out of a national dialogue with the Sunni-led government, a spokesman says.
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The central Afghan province of Bamiyan is handed from Nato control to Afghan security forces, the first of seven areas to pass to local troops.
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The governor of the Nigerian state of Borno admits the army has been guilty of excesses during operations to counter the uprising by Islamist group Boko Haram.
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A volatile volcano in central Indonesia unleashes its most powerful eruption in weeks, sending local residents back into government shelters.
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Manxman Mark Cavendish secures his fourth win of this year's Tour de France, and 19th overall, on stage 15 into Montpellier.
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The UN accepts the Somali drought is now so severe that help must go to camps under al-Qaeda-linked militants since they lifted an aid ban.
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Rebel fighters taking part in the conflict in Libya have been playing volleyball to keep fit and pass the time as fighting caries on nearby.
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An ex-official of Sri Lanka Cricket has admitted that his administration signed a deal with a Singapore based compnay to run Sri Lanka's Premier League.
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The Philippines looks to overtake India as outsourcing capital
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The man whose legal battle led to the recent discovery of treasure worth up to $20bn (12bn) at an Indian temple dies at the age of 70.
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Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks is arrested in connection with an investigation into phone hacking and bribery.
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The Jordanian authorities detain four police officers on suspicion of using excessive force against pro-democracy protesters and journalists.
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Hosni Mubarak's lead doctor denies claims that the deposed Egyptian president has suffered a stroke or fallen into a coma.
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Japan beat USA 3-1 on penalties to become the first Asian nation to win the Fifa Women's World Cup.
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A senior aide to the Afghan president is killed at his Kabul home, hours after Nato begins handing its first province back to Afghan security forces.
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The final Harry Potter movie shatters box office records for its opening weekend, taking $168m (£104m) in the US and Canada.
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The entrepreneurial revolutionaries taking on Gaddafi in Libya
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India's Uttar Pradesh - 'one of the worst places to be a woman'
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