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Was this man really the worst US president in history?
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Can the Irish help reform US immigration?
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Trying to keep up hopes for missing India flood victims in Uttarakhand
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The Vatican says a Syrian Catholic priest has been beheaded by rebels at a monastery in the northern Syria.
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A deadly wildfire in the US state of Arizona remains uncontained, as the 19 elite firefighters killed by the blaze are identified.
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Sharia spreading in Syria's rebel-held areas
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An unmanned Russian rocket carrying three navigation satellites crashes seconds after its launch from the Baikonur launch site in Kazakhstan.
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Pakistani schoolgirl Shazia Ramzan, who was with Malala Yousafzai when she was shot in the head by the Taliban after campaigning for girls' rights to education, has come to the UK to go to school.
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Mexico's first academy of mariachi music has opened in Mexico City.
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Insurgents kill at least seven people in a suicide attack on the Kabul base of a logistics firm supplying Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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Wales could become the only country in the United Kingdom with an opt-out system of organ donation if assembly members vote to change the law later.
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An unmanned Russian Proton-M rocket crashes just seconds after its launch from the Russian Baikonur facility in Kazakhstan.
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A Chinese court orders a woman to visit her mother once every two months, state media say, a day after a new law on parental visits came into effect.
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China launches a new online petitions platform, but internet users fear the site - which crashed on its first day - could expose people to retribution.
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Some 500 tonnes of fish wash up on the banks of a Mexican reservoir, reportedly killed after a factory poured molasses into the water.
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Egyptian President Morsi says a 48-hour army ultimatum set by the army "may cause confusion" and vows to stick to his own plans to resolve the political crisis.
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The British and Irish Lions could be boosted by the return of three players from injury for the Australia series decider.
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Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has sent asylum requests to 21 countries, Wikileaks says, but he has withdrawn an application to Russia.
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The treaty between the UK and Jordan which paves the way for radical cleric Abu Qatada to be deported is officially published in Jordan.
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A US jury says Hyundai must pay $14m (£9m) in damages to the family of a man who suffered traumatic brain injury after side airbags in a car failed to deploy.
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Australia captain James Horwill is free to play in Saturday's series-deciding final Test against the British and Irish Lions.
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Satellites are used to map the "ice crater" that developed in Antarctica when a lake buried almost 3km down suddenly overflowed.
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Australia's economy has proved resilient during the global economic downturn, but there are fears the slowdown in Chinese manufacturing could depress demand for iron ore and other commodities.
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Gunmen kidnap and kill a candidate in Mexico's forthcoming local elections, prompting politicians to warn over a climate of violence and fear.
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Pirelli will strengthen its tyres ahead of the German Grand Prix to try to avoid the blowouts seen at Silverstone.
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Business confidence in the UK is at its highest level since 2007 and the economy is slowly strengthening, a survey from a leading business group suggests.
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The US and Russia have made progress on plans to convene a conference to find a solution to the conflict in Syria, Secretary of State John Kerry says.
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Germany's standard dictionary includes a vulgar English term, used by Chancellor Angela Merkel among others, as an acceptable German word.
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Apple stores and distributors have been raided by French authorities amid accusations that Apple store rivals have been treated unfairly.
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Hungary's leaked tape, tobacco law, and claims of conspiracy
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Sixty-eight Islamists in the United Arab Emirates are jailed on charges of plotting to overthrow the government in a trial criticised by rights groups.
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Russian media magnate Alexander Lebedev is convicted after punching a fellow guest on a television show, but escapes a jail sentence.
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Pakistan-born leg spinner Fawad Ahmed will be available from the start of the Ashes after receiving Australian citizenship.
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The number of registered job seekers in Spain fell again in June as more firms hired people on a temporary basis ahead of the peak summer season.
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MEPs strip France's National Front leader of parliamentary immunity, paving the way for her prosecution for incitement to hatred.
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French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt marks five years since her dramatic release by Farc militants, who held her for years in the jungle.
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It is time to get police stop and search right, says Home Secretary Theresa May, launching a consultation on the powers in England and Wales.
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A sex film is accidentally shown on a big screen in a public square in China's Jilin province to the surprise of passers-by, Chinese media report.
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President Barack Obama ends his Africa tour leaving Tanzania, where he honoured victims of the 1998 US embassy bombing with George W Bush.
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Rescuers battle to reach the site of a helicopter crash in Siberia, in which at least 21 people including children are feared dead.
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Japan's biggest lender Mitsubishi UFJ agrees to buy a controlling stake in Thailand's Bank of Ayudhya for $5.6bn.
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Gavin Hewitt on what cools EU's anger over US spy claims
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A married couple are sent to jail in Germany after being found guilty of spying for Russia for about 20 years.
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South Africa's former President FW de Klerk, who cut short a trip because of Nelson Mandela's health, is being fitted with a pacemaker, his foundation says.
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US car manufacturers report their strongest monthly sales growth in June since the recession.
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John Paul II could be declared a saint this year after a Vatican committee approves a second miracle attributed to the Polish pope's intercession.
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A Palestinian teenager has been killed during clashes between stone-throwing youths and Israeli troops in the West Bank.
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The future of the new NHS non-emergency telephone service in a quarter of England is thrown into doubt after a major provider admits it is facing severe problems.
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The Mandela family seeks criminal charges against the former South African leader's grandson for alleged grave tampering.
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The Ulster Bank, which is owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), has announced it is to shed hundreds of jobs with the closure of 39 rural branches across Ireland.
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The last of the pilgrims stranded after the recent floods in the Indian state of Uttarakhand are evacuated, bringing to an end one of the world's largest air rescue operations.
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Simon Gerrans takes the Tour de France leader's yellow jersey after his Orica GreenEdge squad won the team time trial.
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Opponents and supporters of Egypt's president gather in the capital, Cairo, ahead of a deadline set by a protest movement for him to leave power.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak says that he will honour a pledge to abolish the sedition act following a hotly contested election in May.
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France's President Francois Hollande sacks his Environment Minister Delphine Batho after she criticised cuts to her department.
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Security worker Mark Duffus, 41, is among seven killed in a suicide bombing at the Kabul base of a logistics firm supplying Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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Members of former South African President Nelson Mandela's family have laid a criminal complaint against his grandson Mandla.
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Colleagues of the 19 elite firefighters who died tackling an enormous wildfire in Arizona have held a memorial for them, as the blaze continues to rage.
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Politicians in the Republic of Ireland overwhelmingly vote to introduce limited abortion.
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During the final day of his three-country tour of Africa, US President Obama made time to fit in a kickabout with an energy-generating football.
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Chad's former leader Hissene Habre is charged with war crimes, crimes against humanity and torture in Senegal.
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At least 40 people have been killed in a series of bombings across Iraq, most of them targeting Shia market areas in the capital Baghdad.
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Stoke sign Spanish international under-21 defender Marc Muniesa from Barcelona on a free transfer.
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British number one Andy Murray will take on Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Wednesday.
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The US blacklists a senior Burmese army officer who it accuses of making arms deals with North Korea in defiance of UN resolutions.
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A second leading figure in Portugal's centre-right coalition, Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, quits the government in over its austerity drive.
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Two people are arrested in British Columbia accused of plotting to plant a bomb outside the provincial legislature on Canada Day, police say.
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Amid continuing protests across the country, military sources in Egypt leak details of a "roadmap" for the country's future.
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Pirelli blames the way the Formula 1 teams run their cars for the series of tyre failures during the British Grand Prix.
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A Pennsylvania woman whose newborn was taken from her because she failed a hospital drug test after eating a poppy seed bagel wins a payout.
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Portugal's Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho says he will not quit, despite the resignation of two key members of his government in as many days.
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New York City is the first US city to get approval for its own .nyc domain name, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announces.
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Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott hit form in England's pre-Ashes warm-up against Essex, but match loses its first-class status.
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A growing number of countries reject the asylum requests of intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, as he attempts to avoid extradition to the US.
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Clashes in Cairo between opponents and supporters of President Morsi killed seven people on Tuesday, officials say.
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Nel Hedayat visits a school which has been set up in a park in Islamabad in the evenings to provide a free education to poor children, many of whom have spent the day working to provide money for their families.
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A former FBI director is to investigate alleged misconduct over payments to settle claims for the BP Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.
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Police handling of Turkish protests questioned
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