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Are defections putting Somalia's Islamists on the run?
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Afghan forces in action as they take the lead in battle
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Cambodia's Angkor temples are facing threats from tourists
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Brazil park sets giant works amid nature
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UK graduates contribute to the economy almost 10 times what it costs the state to educate them to degree level, research suggests.
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Police arrest 190 people in several countries - and rescue 18 children - in a major US crackdown on child pornography, officials say.
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As new elections approach in Greece, immigration is proving to be one of the key issues for voters within the country.
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China is set to carry out its fourth manned space flight, sending astronauts to work on its space station project.
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A major rescue is under way at caravan parks in mid Wales after severe flooding, with around 40 people taken to safety so far.
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New Zealand winger Julian Savea scores three tries on his debut as Ireland are thrashed in the first Test in Auckland.
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US Attorney General Eric Holder appoints two prosecutors to lead a criminal investigation into suspected leaks of government secrets.
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British cemetery in Kabul highlights history of conquest
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Australia fight off a spirited Wales fightback to overcome the sluggish tourists in Saturday's first Test in Brisbane.
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Qubair shows sectarian violence may be spiralling in Syria
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Shelling by Syrian troops kills 17, including women, in the southern town of Deraa, activists say, as the UN investigates an alleged massacre near Hama.
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Four French soldiers are killed and five others wounded in an attack claimed by Taliban insurgents in eastern Afghanistan.
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Severe flooding hits parts of mid Wales and a major rescue operation is continuing with around 150 people taken to safety so far.
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Authorities in Beijing announce that they will open two new sections of the Great Wall of China to ease overcrowding, Xinhua state news agency reports.
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Maria Sharapova beats Sara Errani in the French Open final to become only the 10th woman to complete a career Grand Slam.
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North Korea says it has no plans to conduct a third nuclear test "at present", but hits out at what it says is provocation from South Korea.
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The Syrian army has killed at least 17 people, including women, during fighting in the southern restive town of Deraa, activists say.
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South Africa overpower a game England to win the first Test of the three-match series in Durban.
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Rafael Nadal says he does not see himself as a big favourite against Novak Djokovic in Sunday's French Open final.
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England manager Roy Hodgson has moved to reassure Rio Ferdinand his international career is not over.
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Officers of the Nigerian Police Force have rescued Christain Obodo who is said to be unhurt after being kidnapped by armed gunmen n Saturday.
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Eurozone ministers have discussed help for Spain's stricken banks, with reports suggesting loans worth up to 100bn euros could be offered.
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Prince Philip leaves hospital in central London after a five-night stay for the treatment of a bladder infection, on the eve of his 91st birthday.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel takes pole position at Montreal, ahead of McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
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Michael Krohn-Dehli's first-half strike earns Denmark a shock win against a Netherlands side who waste a host of chances.
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The Libyan authorities hold four members of the International Criminal Court's staff who had gone to meet Saif al-Islam, son of former Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.
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France will start pulling its troops out of Afghanistan in July, President Francois Hollande says, speaking hours after the Taliban killed four French soldiers.
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Spain is to get up to 100bn euros ($125bn; £80bn) in loans from eurozone funds to try to help shore up its struggling banks, it is announced.
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Prominent Brazilian journalist and writer Ivan Lessa, a contributor to the BBC for nearly 35 years, dies in London at the age of 77.
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Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk feels his side were denied a clear penalty in their 1-0 defeat by Denmark.
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Mario Gomez's second-half header ensures Germany make a winning start after Portugal threaten to frustrate Joachim Loew's side.
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The UK's hopes of economic recovery are being "killed off" by the eurozone crisis, Chancellor George Osborne warns.
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A clean up starts in parts of mid Wales after severe flooding sparked a major rescue operation which saw 1,000 people moved to safety.
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Roy Hodgson says leading England into Euro 2012 against France is the pinnacle of his career.
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Russia will continue to oppose military intervention in Syria, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says, amid fresh reports of violence across the country.
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Uefa begins disciplinary proceedings against the Russian Football Union for 'improper conduct' of fans against the Czech Republic.
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An additional £10m will be provided by the UK for countries in West Africa facing the threat of drought, ministers say.
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