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Americans eye new land of opportunities
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How true was novelist Isherwood's portrayal of pre-Nazi Berlin?
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US President Barack Obama says Libyan government forces must end their offensive against rebels and pull back or face military action.
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Pakistan end Australia's 34-match unbeaten run at the World Cup with a four-wicket win after South Africa beat Bangladesh to send England into the quarter-finals.
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Japan raises the alert level at its stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, one week after the quake and tsunami which triggered the atomic crisis.
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South Africa thrash Bangladesh by 206 runs in Mirpur to top Group B, a result that takes England and India into in the World Cup quarter-finals.
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The government is set to announce measures in the Budget to make it easier for companies in England to convert commercial property into private dwellings.
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A spokesman has read out a letter on behalf of the Libyan leader Col Gaddafi to US President Barack Obama, closely followed by one jointly aimed at France, the UK and the UN.
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Live updates from Kilmarnock v Motherwell in the midday kick-off, followed by Dundee Utd against Inverness, St Johnstone v Hamilton and Hearts v St Mirren.
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Former US Secretary of State Warren Christopher, who helped negotiate peace in Bosnia, dies of cancer at the age of 85.
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Ireland demolish England's Grand Slam hopes with an emphatic victory, handing Wales the chance to win the Six Nations title if they beat France by 27 points in the final match of the tournament.
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Pro-Gaddafi tanks enter the rebel stronghold of Benghazi, as the city comes under attack despite a Libyan government ceasefire.
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David Cameron has joined world leaders to discuss the crisis in Libya after the UN agreed to action to protect civilians from Col Gaddafi's forces.
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The funeral has taken place in Bahrain for one of the victims of violence related to recent anti-government protests in the Gulf state.
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Syrian security forces fire tear gas at mourners at the funeral of protesters who called for President Bashar al-Assad to step down, witnesses say.
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Prince William visits cyclone-ravaged parts of Australia on a tour that has taken in areas of New Zealand devastated by last month's earthquake.
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French military jets are already preventing pro-Gaddafi forces from attacking rebel positions, French President Nicolas Sarkozy says.
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Several people are hurt as Palestinian militants fire about 50 mortars at Israel, thought to be the heaviest such barrage in two years, and Israel shells Gaza.
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Pakistan hold on for a four-wicket win in Colombo to finally end Australia's 34-match unbeaten record at the World Cup.
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Knut the polar bear, who became a celebrity across the world, dies at the age of four, a German zookeeper says.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called on the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to obey international sanctions or face serious consequences.
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Arab world's revolution fever spreads to Syria
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Prime Minister David Cameron says Libyan leader Col Gaddafi has broken his own ceasefire and "the time for action has come".
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US President Barack Obama arrives in Brazil at the start of a five-day trip to Latin America aimed at building markets for US exports and bolstering US influence.
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Officials are distributing iodine tablets to Britons in parts of Japan in case radiation levels increase after a quake damaged a nuclear power plant.
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New footage of the Japanese tsunami's swelling waves has been released by the country's coast guard.
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A French plane has fired the first shots on a military vehicle in Libya, as the UK and US also join enforcement of the UN-mandated no-fly zone.
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British planes are in action over Libya, Prime Minister David Cameron says.
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The UK, the US and France have begun attacking Libya as enforcement of the UN-mandated no-fly zone gets under way.
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Two breakaway tries from lock Lionel Nallet help France dash Wales' slim Six Nations title hopes in the tournament finale.
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Ireland destroy England's Grand Slam hopes with a 24-8 victory in Dublin but the visitors win the Six Nations after France beat Wales in Paris in the 2011 tournament's final match.
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Millions of Egyptians vote in a referendum on constitutional reforms, a month after a popular uprising swept President Hosni Mubarak from power.
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Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer to take the world number two ranking and set up an Indian Wells final against Rafael Nadal.
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New light on a possible British bid to kill the Bolshevik leader
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