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MI5 'tried to recruit London suspect'
A friend of a London soldier murder suspect has been arrested after saying MI5 tried to recruit him.
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UN building attack in Kabul kills 8
A Taliban assault on a UN building in Kabul has ended after ten hours, with eight people killed.
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US tackles 'war on terror'
Barack Obama has laid out new guidelines on drone strikes abroad and the closure of Guantanamo Bay prison.
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US sheriff's office 'profiled Latinos'
A judge has ruled that 'America's toughest sheriff' systematically profiled Latinos.
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Toronto mayor - I don't smoke crack
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denies he smokes crack cocaine and says he is not an addict.
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Ecuador's Correa sworn in for new term
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa has been sworn into office for an unprecedented third term.
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Alleged Bout co-conspirator extradited
A man who was allegedly the brains behind arms dealer Viktor Bout has been extradited to the US.
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UN building attack in Kabul kills 8
A Taliban assault on a UN building in Kabul has ended after ten hours, with eight people killed.
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Blast on Pakistan school bus kills 16
A gas cylinder blast on a school bus has killed at least 17 children in eastern Pakistan.
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Philippines clashes kill 12
Twelve people have been killed in the Philippines as troops clashed with a militant group.
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Bangladesh mulls homicide charges
The commission investigating the Bangladesh factory collapse has urged the government to charge the owners.
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US challenged on Indonesia human rights
The US has expressed concern over increased attacks on religious minorities in Indonesia.
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MI5 'tried to recruit London suspect'
A friend of a London soldier murder suspect has been arrested after saying MI5 tried to recruit him.
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UK spies pressured over soldier murder
UK intelligence agencies are facing pressure after the murder of a British soldier.
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Row on arming Syria rebels divides EU
A fierce row over whether to arm Syrian rebels has left the European Union deeply divided.
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Sixth night of rioting in Stockholm
Stockholm has experienced a sixth straight night of riots, with cars torched in several immigrant suburbs.
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UK zoo worker mauled to death by tiger
A British zoo worker mauled in a tiger attack has died of her injuries, police say.
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Scepticism over Syria peace talks
Syrian rebels have greeted news that the Assad regime will atttend peace talks with scepticism.
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Gunmen kill seven policemen in Pakistan
Gunmen have killed seven police in an ambush attack in Taliban-plagued northwest Pakistan.
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African Union celebrates 50 years
African leaders have opened celebrations for the 50th jubilee of the continental bloc.
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Syria 'agrees' to attend peace talks
Russia says the Damascus regime has agreed 'in principle' to attend an international peace conference.
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Kerry admits Mideast peace sceptisism
US Secretary of State John Kerry admits there is scepticism about his bid to Middle Eastern peace.
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