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Russia's failed Mars probe, Phobos-Grunt, is likely to fall back to Earth this Sunday, to be torn apart high in the atmosphere.
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Does the Chavez theory about a US cancer weapon stack up?
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Twitter experiment reshapes perceptions about Sweden
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Egyptians' post-revolution hopes for jobs
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The captain of the cruise ship which ran aground off the western coast of Italy has been detained by police as the investigation into the incident gets under way.
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How economic woes are threatening Tunisia's revolution
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At least 50 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on Shia pilgrims in the Iraqi city of Basra, Iraqi police and security sources say.
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Plight of the Afghan women jailed for being raped
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Graeme Swann is keen to be partnered by fellow England spinner Monty Panesar in next week's Test against Pakistan.
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Hungary's leader beset by an economic and political crisis
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Celtic move back to the top of the SPL with victory over Dundee United on a day where Rangers, Inverness, Hibs and 10-man Hearts also claim maximum points.
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Dried, then vacuum-packed - saving Egypt's written heritage
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David Warner falls 20 runs short of a double century as Australia dominate day two of the third Test and put themselves in a position to wrap up the series with India.
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Nobel Peace Prize-winner Mohamed ElBaradei says he is withdrawing from Egypt's presidential race in protest at the country's military leadership.
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French PM Francois Fillon defends his government's economic policies following the decision by Standard and Poor's to downgrade the country's credit rating.
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More than 4,000 people are evacuated after the cruise ship Costa Concordia ran aground off Italy, with three people confirmed dead.
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A Tibetan sets himself on fire in south-western China, in the latest in a series of self-immolations, prompting clashes between police and locals.
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Qatar says Arab countries should send forces into Syria to stop the killings there - the first such call from an Arab leader.
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Emergency teams race to rescue about 70 people who remain unaccounted for after a cruise ship ran aground off Italy with 4,000 on board.
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Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani says his government fully supports the armed forces, amid a deepening crisis with the country's military.
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The opposition candidate in the Taiwanese presidential elections has admitted defeat, giving incumbent President ma Ying-Jeou a second term in office.
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Europe's top economic official has criticised the decision by Standard and Poor's to downgrade the credit ratings of nine eurozone countries, including stripping France of its AAA rating.
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The Royal Navy has captured 13 Somali pirates after boarding a dhow in the Indian Ocean, the Ministry of Defence says, as part of a Nato-led operation.
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Taiwan's incumbent President Ma Ying-jeou wins a second term in office, promising to further improve ties with neighbouring China.
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A number of Britons were on board a luxury cruise ship that has run aground off the Italian coast, the Foreign Office says.
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Police in Kosovo make more than 140 arrests after ethnic Albanian protesters try to stop traffic from Serbia entering the territory.
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Voters in Kazakhstan are due to vote in parliamentary elections, with the poll overshadowed by deadly riots last month.
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Talks between Nigeria's government and union leaders fail to reach a compromise over fuel subsidies, but oil workers will not strike immediately.
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