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The despair of the boat people Australia sent home
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Chief Colombian negotiator Humberto de la Calle says the Farc rebel group will be held to account for its violence, as peace talks resume.
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Nic Dunlop's two decades in Burma
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The Pope closes one of the biggest Roman Catholic youth festivals with a Mass on Copacabana beach, with more than three million people attending.
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South Korea formally proposes "final talks" on restarting operations at the joint Kaesong industrial zone, amid deadlock with North Korea.
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Rio Tinto agrees a deal to sell its 80% stake in Northparkes copper and gold mine in Australia to China Molybednum for $820m (£530m).
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The driver of the train that crashed near the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, killing 79 people, has been provisionally charged with multiple cases of reckless homicide.
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Police in China detain a man accused of stabbing five people to death and wounding three others, state media say.
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Two explosions have hit the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi - both outside buildings used by the judiciary.
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Throughout the financial crisis in the eurozone, Germany has been held up as a model of financial stability - but it is also a country that is suffering its own economic headaches.
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The US has said peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians will resume in Washington on Monday, after almost three years.
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India's PM Manmohan Singh meets industry leaders to discuss the sharp fall in the currency and measures to curb the current account deficit.
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Cambodia's opposition rejects the result of Sunday's election due to "serious irregularities", as Hun Sen claims victory with a reduced majority.
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At least 38 people have been killed in southern Italy when a coach plunged 30m (98ft) down a steep slope, rescue services have said.
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Italians bitter about unrepentant Nazi war criminal in Rome
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Supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi march on three points in Cairo despite warnings from the military-backed government.
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Technology giant Apple is facing fresh allegations of worker rights violations at Chinese factories of one of its suppliers, the Pegatron Group.
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Taiwan's defence minister resigns following the death of a young conscript, an incident that sparked an outcry on the island.
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A 72-hour strike called by the main Gorkha ethnic group in India's West Bengal state brings life to a standstill in the tea-producing Darjeeling hills.
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China orders a nationwide audit of all government debt, underlining fears that the recent slowdown in its economy may impact the financial sector.
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American Mark Wiebe beats Germany's Bernhard Langer on the fifth play-off hole to win the Senior Open at Royal Birkdale.
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Signs of revival raise hopes for Bahrain's battered economy
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France hails Mali's presidential election, the first since a coup and an Islamist-led insurgency which it helped repel, a "great success".
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Lewis Hamilton says it is "far too early" to talk about challenging for the championship this year despite his victory in Hungary.
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Hugh Jackman's latest incarnation as The Wolverine tops the US box office with $55m (£35m) in ticket sales, according to studio estimates.
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A Mexican admiral is shot dead in an ambush in Michoacan state, where security forces are battling drug gangs for control of the western area.
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Irish drug firm Elan has been snapped up by US rival Perrigo in an $8.6bn (£5.6bn) deal which will secure tax savings for the US company.
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The oil spill from a leaked pipeline in Thailand reaches a popular tourism island, officials say.
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Bernie Ecclestone says "political" issues with the race mean he does not expect an Indian Grand Prix in 2014.
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Batsman David Warner will rejoin the Australia squad on Monday and be available for the third Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
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A South African man who was told he was too fat to have his work visa extended in New Zealand has called the decision "totally unfair".
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A Florida man who lived with his elderly mother kills six people in his apartment block before being shot dead by police, officials say.
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Traffic is flowing normally at the Gibraltar-Spain border after three days of delays due to increased vehicle searches by the Spanish authorities.
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At least 20 villagers in northern Nigeria are killed after clashes between a recently formed vigilante force and militant Islamists, the army and vigilantes say.
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A major provider of the NHS non-emergency telephone service in England is seeking to pull out of its contracts due to financial problems.
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Canadian retailer Hudson's Bay Company has bought US department store Saks in a $2.9bn deal.
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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is adamant Gareth Bale will not be sold after he indicated he wants to speak to Real Madrid.
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South Africa's main opposition party calls for the sacking of close to 1,500 police officers who it has been revealed have criminal records.
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Egypt struggles with transition to democracy
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Indian actor Jagdish Raj, who was best known for playing a police detective in some 144 Bollywood films, dies in Mumbai aged 85.
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Witnesses have been describing the terror at the wildfires which swept across parts of western Europe.
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A coach has plunged off a flyover in southern Italy leaving at least 38 people dead in the country's worst road accident for decades.
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A wave of car bombs hit the capital, Baghdad, and other areas, killing at least 51 people in mostly Shia areas, officials say.
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A coach plunges off a flyover in southern Italy, leaving at least 38 people dead and 10 injured - Italy's worst road accident for decades.
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A case aimed at ousting ex-South African President Nelson Mandela's aides from two companies he set up is delayed after a lawyer pulls out, a law firm says.
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A New Zealand father and son are feared dead after an avalanche on K2, the world's second highest mountain.
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A survey shows the number of wild tigers in Nepal has increased by 63% since 2009, as the government tries to double the population by 2022.
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Syrian government forces have fully captured the Khalidiya district of Homs, a key rebel stronghold in the central city, state media report.
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New Zealand officials deny a report that its military conspired with US spy agencies to monitor a freelance journalist in Afghanistan.
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Danish actor and star of The Killing, Lars Mikkelsen, is to play a villain in the third series of BBC One's Sherlock.
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A BBC investigation uncovers evidence of serious physical and sexual abuse at one of Scotland's most prestigious Catholic boarding schools.
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Southern Africa's chief observer to Zimbabwe says he is gravely concerned that a voters' roll has not been released, two days before elections.
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The value of jewels stolen in a dramatic armed raid in the French Riviera resort of Cannes is now put at more than 100m euros.
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The Saudi Arabian government says it will spend more than $22bn on a metro for the capital Riyadh
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Lithuania's Ruta Meilutyte breaks the 100m breaststroke world record in the World Championship semi-finals in Barcelona.
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Khalidiya 'victory' does not mean Syria uprising will be extinguished
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The FBI says it has rescued 105 children and held 150 pimps during raids in 76 US cities over the weekend, in an operation against child prostitution.
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Police in Ghana question a couple accused of keeping their three children, aged between four and eight, locked inside their home since birth.
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At least 12 people die in a fight between street vendors in central Cairo, apparently sparked by a row over spaces.
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Eight people are injured when a Philadelphia row house collapses and severely damages neighbouring buildings.
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Pope Francis says gay people should not be marginalised but integrated into society, in an apparent softening of his predecessor's line on the issue.
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Militants have launched an armed assault on a prison in north-west Pakistan housing Taliban inmates, local officials say.
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Twenty-six Brazilian policemen go on trial over the deaths of 73 inmates during a riot at Carandiru prison in Sao Paulo in 1992.
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Tunisia's Islamist-led government will not step down despite opposition demands and will hold elections in December, the prime minister says.
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Members of Spain's royal family attend a Mass in Santiago de Compostela for the 79 people who died in a train crash the north-western city.
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A Kenyan court imposes the death penalty on a former hotel worker found guilty of being part of a gang which murdered a British tourist in 2011 and held his wife hostage.
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A woman is arrested at the US National Cathedral in connection with an act of vandalism there, days after the Lincoln Memorial was similarly defaced.
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Gareth Bale is too young to leave Tottenham and move overseas by joining Real Madrid, says ex-Spurs boss David Pleat.
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Former Birmingham striker Christian Benitez dies aged 27, after his heart stops following his debut for Qatar's El Jaish.
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Blasts in northern Nigerian city of Kano hit a Christian area previously targeted by Islamic militants, according to local witnesses.
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Zimbabweans from South Africa talk about who they will vote for in Wednesday's election.
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Has the Philippine Jeepney lost its charm?
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Tunisia's alternative law enforcers challenging the state
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