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A US soldier freed after five years in Taliban captivity is in a stable condition in hospital, amid accusations he deserted his post before being kidnapped.
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At least four people are killed and 30 injured as a powerful sandstorm hits Iran's capital, Tehran.
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Seattle's city council votes unanimously to raise the city's minimum wage to the highest level of any major US city - $15 (£9) per hour, twice the national minimum.
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China's service sector grows at its fastest pace in six months in May, helping allay fears of a sharp slowdown in its economy.
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French sculptor Pascal Chesneau wins the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation 2014 Wildlife Artist of the Year award for Transparence Elephant.
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Syrians are due to head to the polls in a presidential election, despite the country's ongoing civil war.
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At least seven people died and three were wounded when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Kurram in north-west Pakistan on Tuesday, officials say.
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New Zealand forward Kieran Read is ruled out of the first Test against England in Auckland after concussion.
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Indonesia admits that a group of reporters were allowed to eavesdrop on a conversation between the president and Australian PM Tony Abbott.
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France's foreign minister says the reported $10bn (£6bn; 7.3bn euros) fine being faced by banking giant BNP Paribas in the US is "not reasonable".
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India's newly-appointed Rural Development Minister Gopinath Munde dies in a car crash in the capital, Delhi.
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Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard will leave Stamford Bridge after 13 years at the Premier League club.
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Chinese authorities restrict the activities of dissidents and ramp up security a day before the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre.
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Oscar-winning film director Oliver Stone has bought the rights to the story of Edward Snowden, the fugitive US intelligence leaker.
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Federal police officers in Brazil are offered a 15.8% pay rise in an effort to stop them from going on strike during the football World Cup.
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British police officers with sniffer dogs explore a cordoned-off area of land as part of their investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
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British firm London Mining announces the departure of some staff from Sierra Leone following an Ebola virus outbreak in the west African country.
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Thailand's ruling military council announces it is lifting a night-time curfew in three popular tourist resorts, but restrictions remain in the rest of the country.
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France takes action to tackle threat from returning jihadis
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A South African man accused of keeping his children chained in a hostel room for eight years has been remanded in police custody until his bail hearing.
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Exiled Assad opponents prepare for lifetime struggle
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England inside centre Billy Twelvetrees is expected to miss Saturday's first Test against New Zealand with an ankle injury.
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American former world champion Tyson Gay will return from a one-year ban at the Diamond League meeting in July.
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EU tensions over Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker
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British police officers with sniffer dogs have been exploring a cordoned-off area of land as part of their investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
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Australia's unsuccessful bid team dismiss allegations their pursuit of the 2022 World Cup involved illegal payments.
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South Africa name Hashim Amla as their Test captain in succession to Graeme Smith, who retired in March.
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The European Commission says the UK should raise taxes on higher value properties, build more homes and adjust the Help to Buy scheme to help boost growth.
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President Barack Obama announces plans for a $1bn fund to increase US military deployments to Europe, during a visit to Poland.
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At least 120 people were killed in the latest flare-up in the conflict between government forces and Zaidi Shia rebels in northern Yemen, reports say.
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Officers are searching a residential address in north-west London where they say a 60-year-old thought to be exiled MQM leader Altaf Hussain was detained
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Nigerian police say rallies to demand the release of schoolgirls seized by Islamist militants will be allowed, after earlier banning them.
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The chief minister of Indian-administered Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, denies threatening to secede from India after a row over the state's special status.
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Legendary American football quarterback Dan Marino sues the National Football League, alleging it hid the danger of head trauma from its players.
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Harriette Thompson, from North Carolina, has become the fastest marathon runner over 90 in the US
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Civilians in the Ukrainian town of Sloviansk resort to sleeping in the basements of buildings as fighting between separatists and Ukrainian troops continues.
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An official closing ceremony has been held at the US air base in Kyrgyzstan. Abdujalil Abdurasulov reports.
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King Juan Carlos of Spain and his son, Crown Prince Felipe, have appeared together at a military ceremony, for the first time since the king's decision to abdicate was announced.
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Spanish politicians outline the next steps in the abdication of King Juan Carlos, and the accession of his son Crown Prince Felipe.
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Police in the UK arrest Pakistan's powerful MQM leader Altaf Hussain on suspicion of money laundering as his party calls for calm.
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Gloucester sign 75-cap Wales back James Hook on an undisclosed-length deal from relegated French Top 14 side Perpignan.
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Twenty-eight pupils from two comprehensive schools and two bus drivers are taken to hospital after school buses crash head-on in Stanley, County Durham.
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South Africa's ranking as worst in the world for its maths and science education is "a state of emergency", the main opposition says.
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Seventh seed Maria Sharapova beats Garbine Muguruza in three sets to reach the semi-finals of the French Open.
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Heavy fighting is taking place in and around the rebel-held city of Sloviansk in eastern Ukraine, Ukrainian and Russian media report.
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Two 12-year-old girls in the US state of Wisconsin are accused of stabbing a classmate to please an online fictional character known as Slenderman.
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Serbia's prime minister insists the government played no part in an attack on a website which earlier said part of a minister's thesis had been plagiarised.
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Kenya is investigating reports that British terror suspect Samantha Lewthwaite - known as the "White Widow" - has been sighted in the country.
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Warm weather and an extra weekend of shopping contribute to strong sales for US car makers in May.
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Novak Djokovic beats Milos Raonic to reach the French Open semi-finals where he will play Ernests Gulbis.
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A video of 50-year-old French hostage Serge Lazarevic, who was kidnapped in Mali in 2011, is shown on a TV station in Dubai.
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Saudi Arabia says 282 people are now confirmed to have been killed by the Mers virus since it emerged in 2012, significantly more than initially thought.
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Jos Buttler is controversially run out at the non-striker's end during England's one-day series decider against Sri Lanka.
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Ex-army chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi urges Egyptians to work to restore stability after being declared the winner of last week's presidential election.
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England midfielder Frank Lampard says he is likely to retire from international duty after the World Cup in Brazil.
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Mexico increases minimum prison sentences for kidnapping to 40 years after a dramatic surge in the crime in recent years.
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Nato pledges to bolster its defence capabilities in response to Russian actions in Ukraine, but says it will stick to a key deal with Moscow.
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Mexico's state-owned oil giant Pemex sells a majority of its stake in Spanish energy firm Repsol for approximately 2.2bn euros.
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The top-ranking US military officer says a newly freed US soldier could be prosecuted if he deserted before being captured by the Taliban.
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Government-held areas of Syria have held a presidential election, which critics of the government have dismissed as a farce.
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James Milner will play right-back and Frank Lampard will captain an experimental England side against Ecuador on Wednesday.
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A large fire has broken out at a Shell chemical plant in the Netherlands after a series of explosions, reports say.
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Sri Lanka secure a controversial victory against England to clinch the one-day series 3-2 at Edgbaston.
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Eyewitness recalls the 1989 Chinese army crackdown
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Presidential elections have been held in government-controlled areas of Syria.
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The BBC's China Editor Carrie Gracie has been back to Beijing to find out what young people today think 25 years after Tiananmen Square.
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Online US universities can reach Iranian students
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People's views of Russia have strongly deteriorated since last year, the latest 24-country poll conducted for the BBC World Service suggests.
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A couple who decided to take the plunge and tie the knot, got more than they bargained for on their wedding day.
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An independent Scotland could face bigger spending cuts and higher tax rises than previously predicted, according to latest update from the IFS.
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Why English-speaking US football fans chant in Spanish
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