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A Bolivian indigenous farmer dies in protests against a silver-mining project owned by a Canadian company near the southern city of Potosi.
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West African leaders call for a unity government and interational military intervention in Mali, to restore stability after a military coup in March.
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Why does US TV book disgraced public figures as pundits?
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Male fireflies with the biggest “nuptial giftsâ€, rather than the insects with the flashiest bodies, win over the females, say scientists.
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The BBC learns that a patient has been diagnosed with cholera in the Cuban capital, Havana, days after the deaths of three people in the south-east.
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French battlefield memories etched in stone
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The Taliban in Afghanistan have publicly executed a woman after accusing her of adultery.
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There are growing signs that a key vote on the contentious issue of women bishops will be postponed by the Church of England's ruling synod.
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Tens of thousands of people in Mexico City are demonstrating against the result of the presidential election, which was won by Enrique Pena Nieto.
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More than 144 people have been killed as flash floods swept through parts of the Krasnodar region in southern Russia, officials say.
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"One thing I guarantee is that I'll fight my absolute heart out," writes the British number one in his column for BBC Sport.
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At least 42 people die over several days, as a heatwave brings record-breaking temperatures to swathes of the central and eastern US.
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Dozens of flood warnings remain in place across Britain with more heavy rainfall forecast for some areas later.
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A Chinese Dawa Zi acrobat escaped with minor injuries after falling off a high wire 200 metres above ground, according to China state television channel CCTV.
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US struggles to stay cool in deadly heatwave
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A heatwave across 22 American states has been blamed for the deaths of at least 30 people.
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Film director Christopher Nolan honoured with hand and footprints outside Grauman's Chinese theater in Hollywood.
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Actress Susan Sarandon pays an emotional tribute to the late writer and director Nora Ephron as she accepts an honorary award at a Czech Film Festival.
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Defending champion Casey Stoner crashes out on the last lap of the German MotoGP as team-mate Dani Pedrosa takes his first win of the season.
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East Timor Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao's party wins the general election, but will have to look for coalition partners, provisional results suggest.
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Votes are being counted in Libya's first national election since the fall of Col Muammar Gaddafi, with a good turnout reported.
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Red Bull's Mark Webber wins the British Grand Prix after a dramatic late pass on Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
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A man believed to be the businessman wanted in connection with the murders of the Ding family in Northampton is arrested in Morocco.
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Heavily armed gangs attack Christian villages in northern Nigeria, sparking a day of violence in which 37 people are killed, the military says.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party backs a controversial plan to end conscription exemptions for ultra-Orthodox Jews and Arab Israelis.
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Angelina Jolie is made an honorary citizen of Sarajevo at the the city's film festival in recognition of her film about the Bosnian War.
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Labour's Ed Balls demands that top High Street banks should be forced to sell off hundreds of branches in a "root-and-branch" reform of the industry.
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The gravestones of German soldiers who died in World War I are desecrated in France, as Paris and Berlin mark 50 years of post-war reconciliation.
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Donors at a conference on Afghanistan pledge to give $16bn in civilian aid over four years, to safeguard its future after foreign forces leave.
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Bradley Wiggins retains the overall lead in the Tour de France as French youngster Thibaut Pinot takes a superb win on stage eight.
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Manchester United midfielder Ryan Giggs is named captain of Team GB's Olympic squad, with Casey Stoney captaining the women's team.
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Syria holds military exercises simulating responses to "hostile attack", state TV says, as President Assad accuses the US of helping to destabilise his country.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin orders an inquiry into whether enough was done to prevent mass deaths in the southern flood-hit Krasnodar region.
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The daughter of Saudi Arabia's former ruler King Saud says she is seeking political asylum in the UK.
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Andy Murray's Wimbledon dream is ended by Roger Federer as the Swiss seals a record-equalling seventh title with a four-set win.
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Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo seize the eastern town of Rutshuru after several days of clashes in the region.
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Homes in southern Russia are cleaning up after flash floods, which killed at least 150 people.
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The graves of 40 German soldiers who died during World War I have been vandalised at a military cemetery in northern France, officials say.
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Two Nigerian politicians die during an attack by gunmen on a funeral for victims of communal violence that has flared around Jos in Plateau state.
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Oscar-winning US actor Ernest Borgnine dies at the age of 95, his spokesman says.
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Egyptian leader Mohammed Mursi overturns an order dissolving parliament, in a move likely to anger military chiefs.
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A prominent Sudanese opposition politician is arrested, his party says, amid growing protests against economic hardship.
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The Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska faces a rival billionaire in London's High Court on Monday in one of the UK's largest ever commercial disputes.
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The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England is to appear before MPs later to be questioned about a conversation he had with the former boss of Barclays.
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Six US soldiers serving with the Nato forces are killed by a roadside bomb in eastern Afghanistan, the Western military alliance says.
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President Assad accuses the US of helping to destabilise his country by providing political protection for "gangs" inside Syria.
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