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Berlin transforms its landmarks with illuminations
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The British public has donated £72m for victims of the devastating drought in East Africa, the most ever for a food crisis, UK aid agencies say.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi promises to punish rioters after a peaceful mass rally against austerity in Rome descends into street battles.
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There is growing concern in Nigeria that the multi-billion dollar oil industry is impacting the environment, as its ships end up abandoned along the coast.
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Preparations are in progress in the southern Russian city of Sochi, a favourite holiday destination, which will be hosting the Winter Olympics in 2014.
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Forces of the new Libyan government have stepped up security in the capital Tripoli, a day after clashes with armed supporters of Colonel Gaddafi.
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Thai military and civilian volunteers are continuing their efforts to try and stop Thailand's worst floods in decades from inundating the capital, Bangkok.
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World champion Sebastian Vettel wins the Korean Grand Prix ahead of McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and the fellow Red Bull of Mark Webber.
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City of London Police are considering whether to investigate Adam Werritty, the close friend of former Defence Secretary Liam Fox, for possible fraud.
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Sam Warburton will miss Wales' World Cup third-place play-off match after receiving a three-week ban for his "dangerous tip tackle" in the semi-final defeat by France.
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Hosts New Zealand beat trans-Tasman rivals Australia to reach their first World Cup final since 1995.
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The sprinter Michael Johnson tells Desert Island Discs it was "amazing" seeing Usain Bolt take his 200m world record at the Beijing Olympics.
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Hong Kong revives its iconic cross-harbour swim, suspended for 33 years because of pollution concerns.
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The All Blacks storm to their first World Cup final since 1995 with a ruthless 20-6 victory over great rivals Australia in Auckland.
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Sebastian Vettel wins the Korean Grand Prix from McLaren's Lewis Hamilton to help Red Bull wrap up the constructors' championship.
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Security forces in Yemen have opened fire on protesters for a second day, killing four people and wounding several, witnesses say.
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Israel publishes the names of 477 Palestinian prisoners who are to be released in the first phase of an exchange for captured Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit.
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New Zealand coach Graham Henry describes his side's performance as "heroic" after they book a World Cup final against France by defeating Australia 20-6.
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Winston Tubman, one of the main contenders in Liberia's presidential poll, says he is prepared to take part in any second-round run-off vote.
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The Thai government says Bangkok should escape the worst of the floods, after days of shoring up the capital's defences.
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Texas friends in shock at 'Iran plot' suspect's arrest
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A ceremony to rename Wootton Bassett with the prefix "Royal" takes place in the Wiltshire town.
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Jade Dernbach says containing India captain Mahendra Dhoni is crucial to England's hopes of winning the one-day international series, which continues on Monday.
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Key test for Bolivia's President Morales as judges elected
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Aid agencies are warning that the sluggish international response to the flooding in southern Pakistan could cost more lives.
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Our tour of the eurozone in crisis ends in its heartland
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An anti-capitalist protest in London's financial district is continuing for a second day, with protesters gathered outside St Paul's Cathedral.
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Rome recovers from its worst violence in years, which erupted on a day of global protest over austerity measures and banking practices.
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Reunited pop group Steps are number one in this week's UK album chart with their greatest hits package The Ultimate Collection.
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South Africa produce an astonishing comeback to beat Australia by three wickets and tie the Twenty20 international series 1-1.
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Mexican soldiers free 61 men who were being held captive by a drugs gang near the US border, the army says.
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How shipwrecks are threatening Nigeria's coastline
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Francois Hollande is elected the French Socialist Party's candidate for the 2012 presidential election when he is expected to challenge Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Bulldozers begin demolishing the fortress-like Bab al-Aziziya compound of deposed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in the capital Tripoli.
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US President Barack Obama says Americans should draw strength from the example of Martin Luther King, as he unveils a monument to the civil rights leader in Washington, DC.
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The battle for Colonel Gaddafi's home town of Sirte is intensifying, nearly two months after the fall of the Libyan capital Tripoli.
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Fight for French presidency gets harder from now on
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The Arab League has called for talks between the government and opposition in Syria to be held within 15 days under its supervision, following months of unrest.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon sparks a political row by suggesting the opposition PRI party might do a deal with drugs gangs if it wins power in 2012.
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