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GhanaA cargo plane crash-lands and hits a bus near the international airport in Ghana's capital Accra, officials say, with at least 10 people reported killed.
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AfghanistanThe photo that won the hearts of Afghans
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MalawiMalawi's new president, Joyce Banda, is scrapping her luxury presidential jet as part of a series of cost-cutting measures to help the poverty-stricken country.
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United Kingdom, 
United StatesFirst Minister Alex Salmond is to visit California in a bid to build on economic links and boost inward investment in Scotland.
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Georgia, 
RussiaRussian tourists in Georgia despite 2008 conflict
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IraqEmotional evidence at Iraq vice-president's trial
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EgyptProtesters are spending the night in Egypt's Tahrir Square, following the sentencing of former President Hosni Mubarak for his part in the killing of protesters during Egypt's 2011 revolution.
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EgyptHuge crowds continue to occupy Cairo's Tahrir Square in protest against the outcome of the trial of Egypt's ex-President Hosni Mubarak.
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CanadaCanadian police say one person has been killed and seven more injured in a shooting at Toronto's main central shopping centre.
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Afghanistan, United Kingdom, United StatesA British aid worker, rescued from a remote hide-out in north-east Afghanistan by UK and US special forces soldiers is recovering from her ordeal.
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Syria, 
Lebanon, 
LibyaAt least nine people are killed and many injured in the Lebanese port city of Tripoli, as clashes erupt linked to unrest across the border in Syria.
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Syria, Lebanon, LibyaAt least nine people have been killed and more than 20 hurt in the Lebanese port of Tripoli, in clashes linked to unrest across the border in Syria.
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AustraliaSaltwater crocodiles in Australia are a real threat to the humans, so conservationists seek to protect both humans and crocodiles, but it is a dangerous business as a BBC film crew discovers.
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GermanyWith her German partners, Birgit Maria Kemphues has helped to develop an organic camel shampoo made from German pine trees.
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MongoliaMongolian ex-President Nambar Enkhbayar tells the BBC the authorities in his country are waging a politically motivated campaign against him.
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Syria, Lebanon, LibyaThe Lebanese authorities deploy extra troops to the port city of Tripoli to keep the peace after Syria-linked sectarian clashes erupt there.
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United States, 
ChinaUS and China's rivalry sends ripples across Asia-Pacific
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Afghanistan, United KingdomA British soldier who died in southern Afghanistan on 1 June has been named as Cpl Michael John Thacker, from 1st Battalion, The Royal Welsh, The Royal Welch Fusiliers.
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United KingdomGary Cahill should be fit for England's Euro 2012 campaign, FA Director of Football Development Sir Trevor Brooking tells BBC Sport.
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United KingdomWith the series won, England pace bowler James Anderson is rested for the third Test against the West Indies at Edgbaston.
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United StatesUS TV actress Kathryn Joosten, best known for her roles in Desperate Housewives and The West Wing, dies at the age of 72.
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SyriaSyria's President Assad denies any government role in the Houla massacre and calls it an "ugly crime", in his first public comments since the killings.
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CanadaOne person has been killed and seven others injured in a shooting at Toronto's main central shopping centre, Canadian police have said.
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NigeriaA suicide bomber kills at least nine other people near a church in the Nigerian city of Bauchi, amid rising violence by Islamic sect Boko Haram.
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United KingdomFrank Warren intends to sue the British Boxing Board of Control over its stance on Haye-Chisora fight.
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Serbia and MontenegroA man kills three people - reportedly including himself - with a hand grenade after being refused entry to a village nightclub in Serbia.
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EgyptEgyptian protesters occupy Cairo's Tahrir Square in an effort to capitalise on popular anger following the trial of ex-President Hosni Mubarak.
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FranceAndy Murray expects a tight encounter when he meets Richard Gasquet in the French Open fourth round on Monday.
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JapanA woman who may be a Japanese cult member wanted for the 1995 gas attacks on the Tokyo subway has been arrested, Japanese media say.
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Netherlands, 
TurkeyTurkish side Fenerbahce sign Liverpool's 31-year-old Dutch striker Dirk Kuyt on a three-year contract.
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SyriaSyria's President Bashar al-Assad denies his government's forces had any role in the Houla massacre, in which more than 100 people were killed.
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FranceTop seed Novak Djokovic comes from two sets down to beat Andreas Seppi and reach the French Open quarter-finals.
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United StatesRichard Dawson, the English-born actor and TV host who found fame in the US at the helm of game show Family Feud and in sitcom Hogan's Heroes, dies.
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NigeriaA passenger plane crashes into a building in Nigeria's main city of Lagos, officials say, but there is no word yet on casualties.
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CyprusCyprus edges closer to a bailout, with the central bank governor adding to speculation that the country may need European Union aid.
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Australia, United KingdomFlanker Alasdair Strokosch believes Scotland can knock Australia out of their stride in New South Wales on Tuesday.
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United KingdomCrowds line the route of the Olympic torch relay between Belfast and Portrush.
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France, 
SeychellesWorld number one Victoria Azarenka is out of the French Open after a shock fourth round defeat by Dominika Cibulkova.
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BrazilBrazil's biggest open-air landfill closes in Rio de Janeiro, a move welcomed by environmentalists but not by those working at the dump.
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United StatesThe US neighbourhood watchman charged with the murder of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin is back in jail in Florida, after his bail is revoked.
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United KingdomHuge crowds defy the London rain to watch the Queen's Diamond Jubilee pageant of 1,000 boats sail the Thames - while street parties and lunches are held around the country.
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Afghanistan, United KingdomA soldier from The Yorkshire Regiment has been shot dead during a foot patrol in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.
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United States, ChinaThe US government urges China to free all those still in prison 23 years after Beijing's 1989 crackdown against protesters in Tiananmen Square.
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ColombiaThousands of people march in the Colombian capital, Bogota, to demand justice in a case of rape and murder that has shocked the country.
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NigeriaA passenger plane carrying around 150 people, has crashed in a densely populated part Nigeria's largest city Lagos.
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Colombia, 
VenezuelaTop Colombian drug lord Diego Perez Henao, leader of the fast-growing Los Rastrojos cartel, is arrested in neighbouring Venezuela.
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