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Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are concerned their new McLaren car is already lagging their rivals ahead of the new season.
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The UN drugs watchdog drops Colombia from its special observation list to recognise its progress in fighting drug production and trafficking.
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Egyptian and Libyan expats send humanitarian assistance
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The Doha round of trade talks will have no relevance unless big emerging economies open their markets, US officials warn.
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Four policemen and two civilians are shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Colombia as they unload a helicopter carrying cash to a bank.
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Consumer prices in South Korea rose more-than-expected in February, speeding up inflation to a 27-month high.
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Casino firm Las Vegas Sands is probed by regulators after an ex-worker accuses it of making improper payments in Macau.
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Canada is deploying a naval frigate to the waters off Libya to assist in the evacuation of Canadian citizens, PM Stephen Harper says.
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Australia's economic growth picked up pace in the fourth quarter of 2010, despite the severe floods, figures show.
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A Kenyan lawmaker has been kicked out of parliament for wearing ear studs adorned with precious stones.
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Soldiers in Mexico have found at least 17 bodies in a grave in the southern state of Guerrero, which has been gripped by drug-related violence.
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The New Zealand dollar falls on speculation the central bank will cut interest rates to help the economy recover from a deadly earthquake.
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Pakistan could become the UK's biggest aid recipient by 2015, according to plans unveiled by the British government.
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A Vietnamese policeman is jailed for seven years following the death in custody of a man detained for not wearing a motorcycle helmet.
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New concerns after rebels' rout in north Afghanistan
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To revive its agricultural industry, the Georgian government is inviting groups of white South African farmers to settle and farm there
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The UN calls for a mass humanitarian evacuation for people who have fled from Libya as it suspends the country from its Human Rights Council.
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A collector pays what is said to be a record price for a block of four Chinese stamps from the Cultural Revolution era at auction in Hong Kong.
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Kevin O'Brien blazes the fastest century in Cricket World Cup history as Ireland pull off an astonishing victory over England in Bangalore.
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Could the Gulf state of Oman turn into the 'next Egypt'?
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World's reputed richest man opens free art gallery in Mexico
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Sony Music Artists, managers of the popular Japanese boy band Kishidan, apologises after the group appeared on national TV dressed like Nazis.
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Singer Nelly Furtado says she will give away $1 million (£615,000) she was paid to perform for the family of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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A boat carrying 347 migrants from Tunisia reaches Italy, raising fears of a new wave of crossings after a week of bad weather.
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A Tunisian suspect in January's attack on the French embassy in Mali has escaped from prison, the government says.
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Ukraine women's rights activist protest over forthcoming visit by winner of a New Zealand radio station competition to 'win' a Ukrainian wife.
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Belgium has been enduring a record-breaking 8 months of political deadlock and still shows no sign of a breakthrough
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European countries must "step up to the plate" to help North African countries such as Libya and Egypt achieve political reform, Nick Clegg says.
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Counting of votes in the Republic of Ireland's general election has ended as talks between Fine Gael and the Labour Party continue on the formation of a coalition government.
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The UK's spending watchdog blames bad planning for the spiralling cost of the RAF's Typhoon fighter jets.
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One of South Africa's most powerful ministers, Trevor Manuel, accuses the government spokesman of "the worst order of racism" over remarks he made about mixed race people.
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Hundreds of migrants have gone on hunger-strike in the hope of persuading the Greek authorities to grant them legal residency.
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Gaddafi has appeared at a televised public rally in the capital, Tripoli.
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David Cameron insists the UK "should and are looking at plans for a no-fly zone" over Libya - amid suggestions other countries are cool on the idea.
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Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is given Russia's highest award, the Order of St Andrew, to mark his 80th birthday.
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Authorities in crackdown on the foreign press
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On the border of Libya and Tunisia, the number of people fleeing Libya has been growing.
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Talks with the Taliban should be held because the current military action in Afghanistan is not succeeding in achieving a stable solution, say MPs.
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Gen David Petraeus, head of Nato forces in Afghanistan, apologises for the killing of nine civilians in an air strike in the north-eastern province of Kunar.
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A jury finds Northern Ireland mother-of-two Hazel Stewart guilty of the double murder of her husband and her lover's wife
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Former Formula 1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart is taken to hospital after falling ill on a London-bound flight.
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Taiwan and China work together to rescue a Taiwanese businessman kidnapped in China and held for 52 days by gangsters.
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Indian cricket officials write to the ICC to complain about the umpire referral system being used at the World Cup following the non-dismissal of England's Ian Bell in their group match.
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Two time capsules have been found amongst the rubble of the Christchurch Cathedral in New Zealand.
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Forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi move into rebel territory in the east and battle for an oil facility in the town of Brega.
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A Kenyan lawmaker thrown out of parliament for wearing ear studs and sunglasses says he will fight to change the dress rules so he can "represent the youth".
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Germany's interior minister moves to defence after the resignation of Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg in a row over plagiarism.
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Standard & Poor's says it expects Portugal's economy to shrink 2% this year and is reviewing its government's debt ratings.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon prepares to visit Washington for two days of talks amid recent strains in US-Mexico relations.
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Pakistani Minorities Minister Shahbaz Bhatti has been shot dead by gunmen who ambushed his car in broad daylight in the capital, Islamabad.
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Two flights leave the UK headed for Tunisia to rescue thousands of Egyptians stranded on the Libyan-Tunisian border after fleeing violence.
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Kevin O'Brien blazes the fastest century in Cricket World Cup history as Ireland pull off an astonishing victory over England in Bangalore.
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Wage "restraint and reform" is essential in order to minimise front-line job losses at forces in England and Wales, the home secretary says.
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British designer John Galliano is to stand trial for allegedly making anti-Semitic comments in Paris last week, French prosecutors have said.
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GB's team for the 2012 Olympics will not be properly prepared unless a funding shortage is plugged, the British Olympic Association warns.
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Iranian opposition groups say more than 200 people were arrested on Tuesday while trying to protest in Tehran over the reported imprisonment of two opposition leaders.
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International radio stations such as the BBC and France's RFI are stopped from broadcasting on FM in Ivory Coast, as the political deadlock continues.
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Bangladeshi Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus seeks legal advice after the central bank announces his sacking as head of the Grameen Bank he founded.
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Pakistan's minorities minister is shot dead in Islamabad - the second murder this year of a politician who had backed reform to blasphemy laws.
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Nissan says 1,000 new dealerships and a slew of new models will help it overtake Japanese rival Toyota.
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Britain and France are to send planes to help evacuate some of the tens of thousands of Egyptians stranded in Libya.
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The US Supreme Court rules an anti-gay church has the right to picket military funerals under the US constitution's free speech protections.
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Ian Pannell reports from Ras Ajdir at the border crossing between Libya and Tunisia where thousands are trying to flee.
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Rebel forces in the eastern Libyan town of Brega fight off an attack by soldiers loyal to Col Muammar Gaddafi.
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The US Congress passes a two-week extension to US government funding as Washington argues over a Republican cuts plan.
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Oil prices move closer to their recent highs as the conflict intensifies in an oil-producing area in Libya.
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Two US servicemen die and two others are injured after a gunman opens fire on a US military bus at Frankfurt Airport, the US Air Force says.
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The US Army charges a soldier held in connection with the leak of US government documents published by Wikileaks with 22 extra counts.
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A congressional commission in Chile finds the owners of the San Jose mine responsible for the collapse last year which left 33 men trapped underground for 69 days.
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