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Police in northeastern Brazil say three murder suspects in their custody have confessed to eating parts of the bodies of their victims.
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US President Barack Obama releases his tax return for 2011, as he seeks to make taxation a key election issue with Republican foes.
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The American Nazi Party registers its first lobbyist in Washington DC, according to registration documents filed at the US Capitol.
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Several US Secret Service agents in Colombia to provide security for President Barack Obama are recalled amid allegations of misconduct.
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Mercedes' Nico Rosberg takes his first pole position as he beats Lewis Hamilton to the fastest time in Chinese GP qualifying.
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The president of Turkmenistan, which has a hot desert climate, orders government ministries to set up their own ice hockey teams.
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Spain's King Juan Carlos undergoes hip replacement surgery following a fall on a private trip to Botswana, the Royal Palace says.
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The rise and fall of the man who led Italy's northern separatists
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Trevor Francis's family thank the public for their "overwhelming support" after the former England striker suffers a heart scare.
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The son of murdered former president Burhanuddin Rabbani is appointed to replace him as Afghanistan's lead peace negotiator with the Taliban.
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Is this the person to win Libya's first Olympic medal?
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Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi is said to have been admitted to hospital in Libya to receive blood transfusions.
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Hibernian beat Aberdeen to reach the Scottish Cup final thanks to Leigh Griffiths' late winner at Hampden.
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Twelve people are killed in an al-Qaeda attack on a checkpoint in the southern Yemeni city of Aden, police say.
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Key talks on Iran's controversial nuclear programme, which have resumed after a 15-month impasse, are described as "positive" and "constructive".
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The UN Security Council is to vote on a resolution on deploying monitors to oversee Syria's ceasefire, amid reports of sporadic violence across the country.
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The body of Malawi's late President Bingu wa Mutharika is flown home from South Africa, more than a week after he died of a heart attack.
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Three people are killed and dozens are wounded after a grenade is thrown into a cock-fighting arena in the southern Philippines.
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A severe storm threatens to bring tornadoes to a vast swathe of the Midwestern US, forecasters are warning.
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Ex-Italy under-21 footballer Piermario Morosini dies following a suspected heart attack on the pitch in a game in Pescara, officials say.
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Models have fun as Pakistan fashion grows up
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The EU's foreign policy chief says talks with Iran on its nuclear programme in Istanbul were "constructive and useful", and more will be held next month.
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The Foreign Office defends itself over its response to the suspected murder of a British businessman in China.
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Organisations representing nearly every doctor in the UK have united in a single campaign to tackle rising levels of obesity.
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The UN Security Council agrees to send an advance team of monitors to Syria, as violence in some areas appears to be endangering the ceasefire.
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Egyptian officials bar 10 candidates from the presidential poll, including a controversial ex-spy chief and the Muslim Brotherhood candidate.
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A group of Peruvian gas workers abducted six days ago by rebels has been freed after a military operation, the Peruvian government says.
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South Sudan says Sudan has bombed several places in its territory including a market in Bentiu.
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Can jokes help Hollande become French president?
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US President Barack Obama warns of the dangers of legalising drugs ahead of an Americas summit in Colombia discussing the issue.
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