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Moroccans have approved constitutional reforms put forward by King Mohammed VI in response to recent pro-democracy protests, preliminary results show.
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Prince Albert II of Monaco has married his fiancee, South African Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock, in a civil ceremony.
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The US is so concerned about security in Pakistan it is considering plans to enter the country to prevent extremists getting hold of nuclear material, the BBC's Newsnight programme has discovered.
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Poland has taken on the presidency of the European Union for the first time, marking the event with celebrations in Warsaw.
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As Thailand prepare to go to the polls on Sunday, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva faces a new rival with a familiar name - Pheu Thai's Yingluck Shinawatra, the sister of former leader Thaksin Shinawatra.
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The principality of Monaco prepares to celebrate the religious wedding of Prince Albert to South African Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock.
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Allies of former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn say he could make a political comeback in France after being freed from house arrest in the US.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will continue their official tour of Canada with a visit to the province of Quebec.
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Bahraini doctor alleges physical and psychological abuse while detained by the authorities after being accused of killing and injuring patients in order to portray the Gulf state's government in a poor light
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Final rallies are held as Thailand's PM Abhisit Vejjajiva takes on the sister of ousted former leader Thaksin Shinawatra in Sunday's election.
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The US state of Minnesota shuts all non-essential public services amid a budget row between the Democratic governor and Republican lawmakers.
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A roadside bomb has killed at least 11 members of a family of Afghan refugees returning home from Pakistan through Zabul province.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will continue their official tour of Canada with a visit to the province of Quebec.
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In Kuwait, massive oil wealth and a relatively small population have acted as guarantees of jobs for anyone who wants one - but now the country is encouraging a new breed of entrepreneurs.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad sacks the governor of the city of Hama, state TV says, after mass anti-government protests on Friday.
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Bahrain's Sunni leaders begin talks with majority Shias aimed at resolving months of violent protests.
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The 2011 Tour de France gets under way with a 191.5km race through the Vendee region of western France.
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Hong Kong police say they have arrested more than 200 people following demonstrations over rising property prices and proposed voting changes.
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Czech eighth seed Petra Kvitova beats Maria Sharapova to win he first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, after Britain's Liam Broady loses in the boys' final.
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Drama on Greece's streets takes on ritualistic quality
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An elderly woman has died of kidney disease caused by an E. coli outbreak in south-west France, according to health officials.
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The US secretary of state tells Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to quit, rather than issuing threats against Europe over the Nato campaign.
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A bomb disposal expert in Thailand has escaped unharmed after attempting to defuse a car bomb as it exploded.
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Czech eighth seed Petra Kvitova outplays former champion Maria Sharapova to win her first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon.
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Polish Finance Minister Jacek Rostowski criticises Europe's handling of the Greek debt crisis, saying it has been "behind the curve".
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Tibetan writer Tashi Rabten is reported to have been sentenced to four years in jail in south-west China for his magazine articles about the 2008 ethnic riots.
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi should stop issuing threats and resign, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said.
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Belgium's Philippe Gilbert wins a thrilling opening stage of the 2011 Tour de France.
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The government is publishing new guidelines for parents and teachers in England which it hopes will mean more children go on school trips.
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A funeral has been held in Italy for a 16-year-old girl whose death has been linked to convicted killer Danilo Restivo.
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The Philippine authorities are investigating an attack by a city mayor on a sheriff during the demolition of a slum area.
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An indigenous group in Guatemala has lynched and shot dead six people suspected of having killed a local businessman, officials say.
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Syrian TV has broadcast footage of anti-government protesters on the streets, blaming what it called "armed, criminal gangs" for the recent unrest.
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A Swiss couple are kidnapped in Pakistan's volatile Balochistan province in the south-west, the Swiss foreign ministry confirms.
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Britain's David Haye loses on points to Ukrainian heavyweight rival Wladimir Klitschko in their world title decider in Germany.
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Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah rejects indictments of four of its members by the UN-backed tribunal over the 2005 assassination of Lebanon's former PM Rafiq Hariri.
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Eurozone finance ministers agree to release a further 12bn euros of emergency aid to Greece to help it avoid bankruptcy.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have carried out their first official tree-planting ceremony as husband and wife.
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A baboon which has been roaming the streets and gardens of a town in the US state of New Jersey for three days is believed to have been captured.
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Former Brazilian President Itamar Franco dies in Sao Paulo aged 81 after complications from leukaemia.
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Britain's David Haye loses on points to Ukrainian heavyweight rival Wladimir Klitschko in their world title decider in Germany.
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The Libyan rebels welcome an African Union offer to open talks without the direct involvement of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.
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Poor light and a rain delay mean India are unable to press home their advantage on the final day of the second Test against the West Indies in Barbados.
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People are voting in a general election in Thailand, which is being billed as a test of the nation's fragile democracy.
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