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Dozens of dogs trained to sniff out bedbugs have been put to the test at a US hotel in a bid to combat the increase in infestations.
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Images of life under siege in Sarajevo 1992-95
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An elderly man in the US state of Arizona kills five people, including a lawyer who represented his ex-wife, before taking his own life.
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Uganda's President Museveni calls for Somalia's transitional government to be given more time to consolidate gains against Islamist militants.
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Four people were killed in an explosion and fire at an oil refinery in west Wales, police say.
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Moody's warns it may downgrade the US debt rating if Congress fails to increase the debt limit in the coming weeks and risks default.
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Syrian opposition groups meeting in Turkey have called on President Assad to resign immediately, and make way for a transition to democracy.
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The Australian government says it will send unaccompanied children to Malaysia for asylum claims processing as part of a controversial plan.
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The United States envoy for human rights in North Korea, Robert King, says Pyongyang discussed human rights and invited him back after his first trip there.
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Can a new movement in Afghanistan upset the status quo?
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The former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic is to make his first appearance in court in The Hague after being on the run for 16 years.
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The US Treasury confirms that it is to sell its remaining 6% stake in Chrysler for $500m, giving Fiat a majority stake.
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A second financial bail-out of Greece to stop it defaulting on its mountain of debt could be signed off later after weeks of talks by a delegation from the EU, IMF and European Central Bank.
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A Lowry painting, sold at the request of The Royal Scottish Academy, fetches £555,000 at auction.
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The BBC is granted rare access to Nike's research laboratory where the company is working with US gymnast Shawn Johnson.
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India's Uttar Pradesh state unveils a new policy making it easier and more profitable for famers to sell land, following recent angry protests.
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Eoin Morgan and Matt Prior share a century stand to take England past the 300 mark against Sri Lanka on day one at Lord's.
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Anger is growing in Spain, where the government and farmers are demanding compensation for being blamed as the source of the E. coli outbreak.
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Human hair becomes latest target for thieves in the US
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Singer Rihanna defends her latest video depicting a man being shot in the head following protests from a US parents' group.
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Novak Djokovic takes on Roger Federer in the French Open semi-finals, with the winner playing Rafael Nadal after he beats Britain's Andy Murray 6-4 7-5 6-4.
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Sami Ofer, a billionaire Israeli businessman at the centre of a scandal over business contacts with Iran, dies aged 89.
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The FBI is investigating "serious" allegations that hackers in China breached personal e-mail of top US officials, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.
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Former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic makes his first appearance before judges at a war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
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German clinics ask for blood donations as the total number of people infected with a highly toxic strain of E. coli rises above 1,730.
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MGM China makes its debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange as investors continue to bank on Macau's gambling boom.
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Actress Miriam Karlin, best known for her role as shop steward Paddy in television sitcom The Rag Trade, dies in London aged 85.
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A 17-year-old boy from China has sold one of his kidneys over the internet in order to buy an iPad 2, Chinese media report.
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German clinics have appealed for blood donations as the number of people infected with a deadly strain of E. coli has risen above 1,730.
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Boss Fabio Capello finally makes peace with Rio Ferdinand over his decision to strip the defender of the England captaincy in March.
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South Africa loses a moral compass and liberation veteran
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Some 28,000 people are evacuated near the Russian Urals city of Izhevsk after a fire at an arms depot housing artillery shells and rockets.
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As the Bahrain Grand Prix returns to the Formula 1 racing calendar, former World Champion Damon Hill says F1 can "stand up for something other than just money" but admits that the sport is not about "trying to solve the world's problems politically".
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Libya: David Loyn on the road with Misrata's rebel army as they prepare to take advantage of any new Nato offensive.
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Jack Kevorkian, the man known as "Doctor Death" for helping the terminally ill end their lives, has died in the US aged 83, his lawyer says.
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At least 27 people were killed when security forces opened fire on a crowd of about 50,000 people in the central city of Hama, activists say.
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The Bahrain Grand Prix, called off in February because of social unrest in the country, will be held on 30 October.
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Irish-born writer Josephine Hart, whose 1991 debut novel Damage was made into a film starring Jeremy Irons and Juliette Binoche, dies in London.
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Rafael Nadal steps closer to a record sixth French Open crown with a straight-sets win over Andy Murray in a pulsating semi-final.
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Libyan rebels in Misrata await Apache helicopter support
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A children's rights group in India tries to ban the practice of giving children live fish as a cure for asthma
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A 17-year-old Chinese boy has sold one of his kidneys in order to buy an iPhone and iPad, according to local media reports.
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A UN committee is to consider lifting sanctions against some former Taliban figures, as part of moves to promote reconciliation in Afghanistan.
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Elite forces loyal to Burkina Faso's leader Blaise Compaore intervene for the first against army mutineers after days of looting in Bobo Dioulasso.
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An investigation begins after four contractors die in an explosion and fire at a Pembrokeshire oil refinery, as the family of one victim confirm she was a 55-year-old fire guard.
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Ex-Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic appears at The Hague war crimes trial, saying he will not enter a plea to the "monstrous" charges.
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The president of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has been wounded in an attack on the presidential compound in the capital Sanaa.
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Four half centuries see England recover from a poor start to finish strongly on day one of the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's.
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Relatives of a policeman jailed in Zimbabwe for using a toilet reserved for President Robert Mugabe appeal for his release.
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The Health Protection Agency has announced four more cases of E. Coli infection in the UK linked to the outbreak in Germany.
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US employment growth registers a surprise sharp slowdown in May, while the unemployment rate also rises unexpectedly to 9.1%.
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Scores of migrants are feared to have drowned off Tunisia's coast after a boat from Libya destined for Europe capsized, officials say.
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More than 100 dangerous Albanian criminals could be in hiding in the UK and London, according to a secret dossier sent to Scotland Yard.
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Both the main rival parties in Portugal appeal for a strong mandate ahead of Sunday's election as the burden of the 78bn euro bail-out looms.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh and other top officials are injured in an attack on the presidential mosque in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, officials say.
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Britons should leave Yemen on commercial flights immediately and not bank on UK government help as violence there escalates, the foreign secretary says.
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An imperious display by Roger Federer sees him end Novak Djokovic's 43-match winning run and set up a meeting with Rafael Nadal, who defeated Andy Murray, in the French Open final.
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Former US presidential hopeful John Edwards pleads not guilty to violating campaign finance laws in an effort to conceal an extra-marital affair.
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President Bashar al-Assad is fighting off the greatest challenge to four decades of rule by the Assad family in Syria, as protests continue on the country's streets.
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The IMF and European officials agree to pay Greece the next instalment of its existing bail-out, as reports suggest a new deal is being finalised.
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The Bahrain Grand Prix will return to the Formula 1 calendar on 30 October.
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A bottle of nearly 200-year-old champagne is sold for 30,000 euros ($43,900; £26,700) in Finland - in what is said to be a new world record.
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Keiko Fujimori could become Peru's first woman president as voters prepare to head to the polls on Sunday.
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At least 21 people die in a bombing outside a mosque in Tikrit and a suicide attack on the hospital where the wounded were taken, Iraqi officials say.
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Barack Obama wrings his hands over US economy
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Representatives of 18 rainforest countries meet in Congo-Brazzaville to strengthen co-operation between the three main forest regions in the world.
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has broadcast a brief audio message, hours after being injured in an attack on his compound in the capital Sanaa.
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The UN Security Council condemns Sudan's takeover of Abyei and demands it withdraw its troops from the region, also claimed by South Sudan.
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Turkey's Alevi minority expects little from ruling party promises
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