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Keeper Igor Akinfeev was "blinded" by a laser before the World Cup goal that eliminated Russia, says Fabio Capello.
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Georgia looks west just as exports to Russia pick up
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Algeria have not forgotten their controversial 1982 World Cup exit as they prepare to meet Germany, coach Vahid Halilhodzic says.
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Consumer prices in Japan rise at an annual rate of 3.4% in May, the fastest pace in 32 years, due to the effect of a sales tax increase.
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Canada's Supreme Court dramatically expands First Nations' ability to gain control of traditional lands.
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Ontarian Andrew Wiggins becomes the second-ever Canadian to be picked first in the NBA's annual player selection, after Anthony Bennett last year.
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Prominent academic Ilham Tohti was denied food in detention in China, and went on a hunger strike when served non-Islamic food, his lawyer says.
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An advert promising to 'make the whole of Pakistan white' sparks debate in the country over what some are calling an 'obsession' with attaining fairer skin.
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The most senior British Army officer in Afghanistan says he does not believe that country will follow Iraq into sectarian conflict when international troops withdraw.
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Sudanese woman Meriam Ibrahim, whose death sentence for renouncing Islam was overturned, is freed from jail again.
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As part of his tour of South America, Prince Harry visited an area of Sao Paulo, known as 'crack land', where he learned about a government project to cut down on crack cocaine addiction.
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Georgia is signing an association agreement with the EU just as its trading ties with Russia are picking up.
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The Nigerian militant Islamist group Boko Haram has come to international prominence after abducting more than 200 school girls, but what do we know about its leader?
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Lithuania's Supreme Court orders the retrial of a man acquitted of plotting to smuggle arms for the Real IRA
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At least 14 people die after a pipeline carrying gas explodes in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a minister says.
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Pope Francis stopped his car on an Italian country road to bless a young disabled girl who was waiting by the side of the road with her family to see him pass.
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Living in fear of militants in Nigeria's "home of peace"
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A senior adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin lashes out at Ukraine's president ahead of the signing of a controversial EU deal.
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Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko is set to sign a landmark free-trade agreement with European leaders.
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At least 14 people have died after a pipeline carrying gas exploded in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a senior minister has said.
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Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova have signed partnership agreements with the European Union.
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North Korea's economy grew by 1.1% in 2013 according to estimates by South Korea's central bank, even as trade with the nation is constrained by UN sanctions.
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The father of British-born Elliot Rodger, the man who killed six people before taking his own life in May, has given his first interview since the tragedy.
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Nigeria's World Cup squad refused to train on Thursday because of a row over bonus payments for their performance in Brazil.
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Five men are missing after a fishing boat sank near islands claimed by China and Japan in the East China Sea, according to Chinese media.
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Tens of thousands of fans party across Algeria after their team qualifies for the knock-out phase of the World Cup for the first time.
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A delay in an agreement between the UK and Kenya over British army training in the country leaves 900 troops uncertain of when they can return home.
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Thousands of supporters of Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah march through Kabul to protest against alleged fraud.
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Sir Bradley Wiggins will not race in the Tour de France, with Team Sky confirming Chris Froome will again lead the team.
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The World Cup hashtag that helped unite Iran
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Security fears have prompted Norway to end its trials of electronic voting during national elections.
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Luis Suarez loses the support of one of his financial backers after he is banned for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini.
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A US court has forced Facebook to hand over details of 381 users, but the social media company says the request violates the US constitution.
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A former Buddhist monk is jailed for five-and-a-half years for raping a teenage girl at a temple in the Thai capital, Bangkok.
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The head of Wales' counter-terrorism unit denies that police are failing to combat the radicalisation of young Muslims, after a video emerges of two Cardiff men preaching jihad.
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Barcelona are still keen to sign Uruguay's Luis Suarez despite his four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini.
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The number of people displaced internally by the turmoil in Ukraine has reached 54,400 with 16,400 fleeing in the past week alone, the UN says.
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Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova sign partnership agreements with the European Union, a move Russia says will have serious consequences.
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The father of a British-born student who shot dead six people in California last month before taking his own life, has told US television of the horror of living with what his son Elliot had done.
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Germany's World Cup winner Franz Beckenbauer has his 90-day ban from football activity lifted by governing body Fifa.
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Southampton defender Luke Shaw signs for Manchester United for £27m after completing a medical at the club.
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Bulgaria's central bank says there has been a systematic attempt to destabilise the country through attacks on the banking system.
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BBC News visits 'the Sandhurst of the Sands' - the Afghan army academy training troops in preparation for the withdrawal of international forces.
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A tribunal in the Vatican convicts the Church's former envoy to the Dominican Republic of sex abuse and defrocks him.
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A 12-year-old found in his father's basement after being missing for 11 days is out of hospital and living with his mother.
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Scotland head coach Vern Cotter says South Africa will be tough to contain, despite new faces in the Springboks squad.
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Thousands of Christians are fleeing mortar attacks on the city of Qaraqosh, south east of Mosul, under control of Isis.
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German travel giant Tui and its UK subsidiary Tui Travel announce plans to merge following years of speculation.
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Iraq's most influential Shia cleric has called for a prime minister to be appointed quickly in order to defuse the political crisis.
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The US says it will no longer produce or buy anti-personnel landmines to replace expiring stocks and is moving towards joining a worldwide ban.
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Sierra Leone warns it is a crime to shelter Ebola virus patients who are in hiding, after almost 400 deaths from an Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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The UN's Human Rights Council sets up a commission of inquiry into Eritrea, seen as one of the world's most repressive states.
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The US military has released video of a fighter pilot landing his jet on a ship faultlessly and without full landing gear.
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Some of the best stories and reads from this week
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Imams from mosques around the UK use Friday prayers to urge young British men to avoid travelling to Syria to fight in the country's civil war.
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A bid to raise £1m to keep a Banksy artwork in Cheltenham fails to hit its target within a businesswoman's self-imposed deadline.
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Haiti's ex-President Leslie Manigat, who served a brief term in 1988 before being ousted, has died after a long illness at the age of 83.
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Fifa says it was prepared to pay Ghana's players their World Cup bonuses and deduct it from the Ghana FA's prize money.
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EU leaders nominate Jean-Claude Juncker as next European Commission president, despite strong UK opposition.
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Football pundit and former Leeds United star Chris Kamara chases down a suspected thief at the World Cup in Brazil.
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A US judge orders that a debt repayment made by Argentina to US bondholders be returned, calling the payment "an explosive action".
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Is there a distinctive 'Indian English'?
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During the group stage, Chile shocked Spain and impressed the world. Now La Roja are planning to spoil Brazil's party.
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Ukraine hails a "historic" pact with the EU, but Russia warns of serious consequences and of a "humanitarian catastrophe" in Ukraine's restive east.
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Armed US drones are flying over Iraq to protect American military advisers on the ground, say officials.
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At least 14 people have died after a state owned gas pipeline exploded in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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Andy Murray beats Spanish 27th seed Roberto Bautista Agut in straight sets to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon
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Torrential rains force the evacuation of more than 200,000 people living near the Paraguay and Parana rivers in Paraguay.
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US authorities will announce early next week that French banking group BNP Paribas has agreed to pay a fine of $8.9bn for allegedly violating sanctions rules, reports suggest.
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Iraq's most influential Shia cleric has called for a prime minister to be appointed before Tuesday to try to defuse the country's political crisis.
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Poland's ex-honorary consul in Monaco is being formally investigated for ordering the murder of his heiress mother-in-law, prosecutors say.
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A Sudanese woman whose death sentence for marrying a Christian was overturned has been released from detention and has taken refuge in the US Embassy in Khartoum.
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General Motors is recalling nearly half a million vehicles in the US amid concerns over faulty air bags and other issues, the company says.
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Ukrainian President Poroshenko extends a week-long truce with pro-Russian rebels in the east for three days, hours after signing a landmark EU deal.
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Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez steps down from his roles on two Fifa panels in protest at the "excessive severity" of Luis Suarez's ban.
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The 28 June 2014 marks 100 years to the day since a young Serb nationalist shot dead the heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
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The UK is facing a major sperm shortage that may be tempting fertility clinics to accept poorer quality sperm, the British Fertility Society warns.
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How Bosnian Serbs honour the man who ignited WWI
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How Brazil came to wear its iconic golden yellow shirt
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A strict "lights-out" policy will be enforced at young offenders institutions in England, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling announces.
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Why Hong Kong is holding an unofficial vote on democracy
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