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US radio host Rush Limbaugh apologises for calling a law student who testified to a congressional committee in support of contraception a "slut".
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Reports from Guinea say up to 50 people have died after a lorry taking people to market crashed in the east of the country.
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A child and two soldiers are killed in a bomb attack in eastern Colombia which officials blame on the largest left-wing rebel group, the Farc.
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The US government says it will continue its case against BP over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, despite a deal reached by BP with other claimants.
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US presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins caucuses in the state of Washington as Republican hopefuls prepare for contests on Super Tuesday.
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The "yes" campaign for Scottish independence will begin soon after the May local elections, First Minister Alex Salmond says.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito leaves hospital after having a heart bypass operation at a Tokyo hospital in February.
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The preserved heart of Dublin's patron saint has been stolen from the city's Christ Church Cathedral
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A member of the Scottish parliament is suspended by his party over allegations of domestic abuse published in a Sunday newspaper.
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The government's plans for gay marriage are criticised as "grotesque" by the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in Britain.
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Police forces say they have received a number of calls reporting what is believed to have been a meteor streaking through the night sky.
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The Red Cross says it still cannot access the Baba Amr district of Homs, so has begun to deliver aid to victims in surrounding areas of the Syrian city.
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China has announced an 11% increase in military spending for 2012, in its first defence budget since US President Barack Obama announced that influence across the Asia-Pacific region was a "top priority".
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Two trains collide on the Warsaw-Krakow mainline in southern Poland, leaving 16 people dead and about 58 injured, local officials say.
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Vladimir Putin seeks a third term as Russia votes in presidential elections, but his opponents allege numerous election violations.
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At least 30 soldiers and a number of militants have been killed in fighting near an Islamist-held part of southern Yemen, military officials say.
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At least 146 people are reported to have been killed following huge explosions at an arms dump in Congo's capital Brazzaville.
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At least 200 people are reported killed and hundreds more injured after accidental explosions at a munitions dump in Congo's capital Brazzaville.
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Ireland end France's Grand Slam hopes by securing a draw in an entertaining and keenly fought Six Nations match in Paris.
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A Picasso painting Child with a Dove - which has been on public display in Britain since the 1970s - is up for sale and could go abroad.
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Flooding in south-eastern Australia has claimed the life two men, and forced thousands of people from their homes.
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A lawyer, who two men are accused of trying to murder, as well as Celtic manager Neil Lennon, dies in Pakistan.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says a lesion he had removed from his pelvic region earlier this week was malignant.
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Vladimir Putin has been elected Russian president for the third time, exit polls suggest, after spending the last four years as the country's PM.
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President Obama says the US "will not hesitate" to use force to stop Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, but that diplomacy can still succeed.
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Attacks on the graves of British servicemen in the Libyan city of Benghazi are described as "horrific" by Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt.
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Vladimir Putin declares victory in Russia's presidential elections, returning for a third term after four years as prime minister.
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A Tibetan woman burns herself to death in south-west China, activists say, the latest in a spate of self-immolations in protest against Beijing's rule.
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A man accused of leading the remnants of the Shining Path rebel group in northern Peru is captured by police.
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Two British journalists detained in Libya nearly two weeks ago are suspected of spying, the militia that is holding them says.
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Vladimir Putin has claimed victory in Russia's presidential election, but what does that mean for the country and its often strained relations with the West?
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