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The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan hold their first private talks since their countries came to the brink of war earlier this year.
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More than a million Brazilian evangelical Christians join a "March for Jesus" in Sao Paulo.
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A powerboat racer from Gloucestershire is killed in a high speed crash in the Gabon Grand Prix in west Africa.
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In 2012's crowded sports calendar, which includes football's European Championships and the Olympics, one contest could be overlooked: The World Swamp Football Championship in Finland.
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Namibia's annual seal hunt is set to begin, amid criticism from conservation groups that the hunt is more about money than managing marine ecology.
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A number of people are feared dead after an apartment block collapsed in the Egyptian city of Alexandria. At least 16 people have been pulled, injured, from the rubble.
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Russian successfully launches a Soyuz rocket taking a three-man crew on the latest mission to the International Space Station.
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A Chinese navy frigate stranded in disputed waters near the Philippines frees itself and is heading home, officials say, averting a potential stand-off.
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A Russian-made Soyuz rocket has blasted off from Kazakhstan with three crew members, heading to the International Space Station.
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Amir Khan suffers a second successive defeat as he is stopped in round four by undefeated American Danny Garcia in Las Vegas.
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UN observers plan to return to the Syrian village of Tremseh to continue investigations into an attack on Thursday that killed up to 200.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to urge Egypt's return to full civilian rule in talks with army leader Mohamad Hussein Tantawi.
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Following the departure of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, singer Jennifer Lopez announces that she too is giving up her role as American Idol judge.
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A team of British plant scientists wins a $10m (£6.4m) grant from the Gates Foundation to develop GM cereal crops.
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Syria denies UN claims it used heavy weapons in an attack on the village of Tremseh, saying only 37 people, including two civilians, died.
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One person died and 10 were wounded as heavy storms swept through the north-western part of Poland on Saturday evening.
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Thousands of people welcome the Olympic flame to Jersey, the most southerly point of the torch relay.
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Most parts of the UK are experiencing the driest weather for days after a long spell of heavy showers, while flood warnings remain in place.
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Rock stars Bruce Springsteen and Sir Paul McCartney have the plug pulled on them after over-running at a concert in London's Hyde Park.
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A Spanish man and a Polish woman are found frozen to death on Mont Blanc, days after an avalanche killed nine climbers on a nearby mountain.
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France's National Front is to sue Madonna after an image at her concert showed a swastika on party leader Marine Le Pen's face.
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Officials say at least 10 people died when a newly built block of flats collapsed in Egypt's second city, Alexandria, crushing three other buildings.
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Japanese troops airlift supplies to thousands trapped in mountainous districts cut off by floods on the southern island of Kyushu.
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A US man recovers a 1967 Austin-Healy he spotted being sold on eBay 42 years after thieves stole the car from him.
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At least 39 people die as a bus transporting Hindu pilgrims from India swerves off a road in south-western Nepal, officials say.
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A team in China has broken the world record for the longest chain of human mattress dominoes.
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The family of Michaela McAreavey labels the actions of a Mauritian newspaper "reprehensible and repugnant" after it publishes crime scene photos.
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The United Arab Emirates opens and begins operating a key overland pipeline which bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, controlled by Iran.
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A Russian rocket carrying a three-man crew has blasted off for the International Space Station (ISS).
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The Olympic flame is flown to Guernsey and Jersey as the relay travels from Southampton to Portsmouth.
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Security for the Olympics has not been compromised by the failure of G4S to recruit enough security staff, London 2012 chairman Lord Coe says.
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Violence in Syria has become so widespread that the country is engaged in an internal armed conflict, in effect a civil war, the Red Cross (ICRC) has said.
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Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to allow a neutral international force to tackle militias on their borders, reports say.
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One person is killed and at least 10 others are injured during a series of freak tornadoes in northern and western Poland.
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London 2012 is expected to see the biggest anti-doping operation in the history of the Olympics.
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Three Kenyans who allege they were tortured by British colonial authorities during the 1950s Mau Mau uprising are to start their case for damages in London later.
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Heavy fighting is reported around the Syrian capital Damascus, as the Red Cross says the conflict is now in effect a civil war.
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