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Critics see through Georgia's symbolic glass parliament
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Scientists from the US are embarking on a mission to capture a detailed 3D image of every ant species known to exist for an online catalogue.
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Liberia says it has sealed its border with Ivory Coast to try to help catch the group which ambushed a group of UN peacekeepers on Friday.
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The wreckage of a helicopter missing in southern Peru has been found with all 14 on board, who include foreign nationals, confirmed dead.
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European football's governing body Uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against Russia for what it says is the "improper conduct of its supporters", as fans appear to have attacked a group of stewards.
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Spain's decision to request a eurozone loan of up to 100bn euros to help its struggling banking system wins broad international support.
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Australia says it is seeking consular access to an Australian lawyer being held in Libya after trying to meet the jailed son of Col Gaddafi.
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Ahead of the Olympics, the BBC's James Coomarasamy visits the Kenyan village of Iten to find out why it has produced some of the world's best runners.
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Joachim Loew says there is more to come from his side after Germany start Euro 2012 with a 1-0 win over Portugal.
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French voters go to the polls in parliamentary elections that will determine the extent and pace of reform under new President Francois Hollande.
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West Indies tailender Tino Best credits a film about former greats for inspiring him to the highest-ever Test score by a number 11.
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Hundreds of residents and holidaymakers in mid Wales are surveying the damage to homes and caravans after flooding.
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Donald Sutherland is awarded the Commander of the Arts honour in France.
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Roy Hodgson is confident his England players will be well prepared for the heat in Donetsk against France on Monday.
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Police in Peru say they have located a helicopter which went missing in the south of the country and that all 14 people who were on board are believed dead.
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Bradley Wiggins warms up for the Tour de France by winning the Criterium du Dauphine for a second straight year.
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Kurdish activist Abdelbaset Sayda, elected leader of the opposition Syrian National Council, promises reforms to the often divided organisation.
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Burma's president imposes a state of emergency in western Rakhine state following a week of deadly clashes between Buddhists and Muslims.
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The UK's hopes of economic recovery are being "killed off" by the eurozone crisis, the chancellor says, as Spain requests a eurozone loan for its banks.
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Kenyan Internal Security minister George Saitoti. who was to stand for the country's presidency, is killed in a helicopter crash outside Nairobi.
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Learning a foreign language will be compulsory from the age of seven in an overhaul of the national curriculum for primary schools in England, the government says.
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Police in the Canadian city of Montreal arrest 28 people suspected of trying to disrupt Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
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Uefa charges Germany for the behaviour of their supporters who threw missiles during their match against Portugal.
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Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy says a decision by eurozone ministers to help Spain shore up its struggling banks is a "victory for the euro".
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England centre Brad Barritt will miss the second Test against South Africa in Johannesburg with a lacerated eyeball.
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England manager Roy Hodgson is set to spring a surprise by selecting Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain against France.
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Cesc Fabregas rescued a point for Spain as the champions began the defence of their European title with a draw against Italy
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The French Open final between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will resume on Monday after play was suspended because of rain.
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Gary Barlow tops the UK single and album chart with his tracks inspired by the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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France's Socialists are tied with the right-wing UMP party after the first round of voting for the lower house of parliament, exit polls suggest.
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Tino Best strikes the highest score by a Test number 11 as the West Indies all but end England's hopes of a series whitewash.
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A number of casualties have once again been reported in Syria, with clashes between rebel fighters and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad in many parts of the country.
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Fighting between government forces and tribesmen in southern Libya continues for a second day, bringing the death toll up to at least 16.
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Police in Chile use tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators protesting against the screening of a documentary praising Gen Augusto Pinochet.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton becomes the seventh winner in as many races at the Canadian Grand Prix.
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A shooting at an apartment complex in the city of Auburn, Alabama, leaves three people dead and three wounded, police say.
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Republic of Ireland's chances of progressing in Euro 2012 suffer a huge blow as they are undone by clinical Croatia.
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At least four people are killed and dozens injured in a mortar attack targeting Shia pilgrims in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, police say.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Henrique Capriles leads a march through Caracas and registers to run against President Hugo Chavez in October's elections.
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Boko Haram militants attack two Nigerian churches leaving at least one person dead and triggering reprisals in which six more are killed.
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England manager Roy Hodgson wants his team to play without fear of failure in their opening Euro 2012 game against France.
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England will name their first limited-overs squads since the retirement of Kevin Pietersen on Monday.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton says his latest victory in Canada means as much as his maiden win in Montreal five years ago.
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Republic of Ireland coach Giovanni Trapattoni says his side's Euro 2012 hopes are not over after they suffered defeat by Croatia.
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The Earl and Countess of Wessex will arrive in Gibraltar later, as part of the territory's celebrations of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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