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Can cars and cycles co-exist in the US?
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How can a nation of 4m dominate the sport of rugby?
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Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev, has called on Syria's Bashar al-Assad to launch promised reforms or step down as the country's leader.
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Highs and lows of past decade in Afghanistan
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Sebastian Vettel takes pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix, with Jenson Button second and Lewis Hamilton third.
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The Mexican navy has arrested eight suspects in the murder of 32 people whose bodies were found in the eastern city of Veracruz on Thursday.
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More than 1,000 protesters who oppose the construction of a highway through indigenous territory and a national park, are continuing their long march towards Bolivia's main city, La Paz.
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Wales beat Ireland 22-10 in their World Cup quarter-final at the Westpac stadium to make the tournament's last four for the first time in 24 years.
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Italian and Spanish government debt are both downgraded by the Fitch credit rating agency.
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At least 56 people are killed in a series of road collisions in China including 35 mainly young people travelling on a bus.
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Wales reach the World Cup semi-finals for the second time as they crush Ireland's dream in Wellington with an impressive display.
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Andy Murray will play Rafael Nadal in the final of the Japan Open after a comfortable victory over David Ferrer.
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France beat England 19-12 in their Rugby World Cup quarter-finals at Eden Park in Auckland to set up a semi-final meeting with Wales.
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Crisis tests French Socialist faith in spending
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Japan grounds more than 200 F-15 jet fighters after a fuel tank fell off one of the war planes during a training mission.
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Police in the US state of Ohio are investigating a rare violent feud in the Amish community, in which members have had beards and hair cut off.
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A ticketholder from the UK has won a £101m Euromillions jackpot, Camelot says, three months after a couple from Scotland won a record £161m.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to begin a weekend of talks on the eurozone debt crisis by meeting IMF chief Christine Lagarde in Paris.
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England crash out of the Rugby World Cup after being outplayed by France in their quarter-final in Auckland.
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The US ambassador to the Philippines, Harry Thomas, apologises for saying that 40% of male tourists visit the country for sex.
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Fresh shelling is heard in the Libyan city of Sirte as interim authority forces prepare to renew their offensive in the face of fierce resistance.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel sees off McLaren's Jenson Button to take pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton misses out following a mix-up.
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Fresh shelling has been heard in the Libyan city of Sirte, as interim authority forces renew their offensive in the face of fierce resistance.
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Liam Fox is facing further claims about his working relationship with his best man, but declines to answer questions while on a trip to Libya.
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A state funeral is being held in Kenya for the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Wangari Maathai, who died last month from cancer.
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Polish authorities arrest and charge two suspects over a series of bomb attacks on Ikea furniture stores across five EU states.
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The Dalai Lama criticises China after failing to get a South African visa to celebrate the birthday of Nobel laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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Wales are heading for their biggest game in 24 years after beating Ireland 22-10 in the quarter-final of the Rugby World Cup.
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The public execution of eight Bangladeshi migrant workers in Saudi Arabia is strongly condemned by a leading human rights group in Bangladesh.
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The head of Burma's powerful press censorship department calls for greater media freedom in a country said to be the world's most heavily censored.
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Nobel laureate and environmentalist Wangari Maathai is laid to rest in Kenya, with the president praising her "selfless service to the nation".
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Several tonnes of oil have leaked from a cargo ship which has run aground close to one of New Zealand's top tourist destinations, officials say.
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh says he will step down from power "in the coming days" in a speech broadcast on state television.
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France beat England and Wales overpower Ireland on a dramatic day of Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
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Scotland can go second in Euro 2012 qualifying Group I if they win in Liechtenstein.
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At least 14 people die in Syria after security forces open fire on mourners attending the funerals of people killed in violence on Friday.
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England's Paul Casey leads the Frys.com Open by one shot after a fog-delayed second round, while Tiger Woods makes the cut on his competitive return.
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Street fighting rages in Sirte for a second day as Libyan government forces battle pro-Gaddafi loyalists and civilians queue up to flee.
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At least three people have been killed and dozens wounded in an outbreak of political violence in a suburb of the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo.
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Scotland move second in Euro 2012 qualifying Group I thanks to Craig Mackail-Smith's first-half winner against Liechtenstein.
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Niger and Libya qualify for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations but South Africa and Nigeria make surprise exits.
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The Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has said he will step down in the coming days.
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The Colombian army kills five suspected ELN rebels as they search for a kidnapped girl whose abduction has caused a national outcry.
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