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Concerns had been raised about the safety of a Qantas jet that made an emergency landing with a hole in its fuselage.
Global trade talks that earlier looked near collapse have made progress and a deal might now be possible.
California becomes the first US state to ban trans-fats, chemically altered vegetable oils linked to heart disease.
White House hopeful Barack Obama is to hold talks with Prime Minister Gordon Brown after flying into London.
Chadian rebels free an American missionary after holding him hostage for more than nine months, his organisation says.
Four Hamas militants and a five-year-old girl die in an explosion targeting a car on Gaza City's beachfront, medics say.
A deadline expires for Bosnian Serb ex-leader Radovan Karadzic to appeal against extradition to The Hague on genocide charges.
Pop star Britney Spears and her former husband Kevin Federline reach a financial agreement in their child custody case.
Iraq will hold talks with the International Olympic Committee aimed at reinstating athletes banned from Beijing.
A man in the US state of Wisconsin is arrested after shooting his lawn mower because it would not start.
Asafa Powell completes his pre-Olympic preparations with an impressive victory at the London Grand Prix.
A brilliant display by Andy Murray sees him beat Novak Djokovic for the first time to set-up a semi-final clash with Rafael Nadal in the Toronto Masters.
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Why the weak dollar is hitting East Timor hard
Somali sprinter's journey from war to the Olympics
When attack becomes defence in Helmand
Violence grips a Washington DC neighbourhood
Rania of Jordan goes on YouTube to tackle stereotypes
Sudan again warns it cannot be held responsible for the safety of UN troops in Darfur if its leader is prosecuted for war crimes.
The number of homes in some stage of being repossessed more than doubled in the three months to June, a report shows.
China says it is examining a statement from a group threatening to attack the Olympic Games.
Leaders from both sides of the divided island of Cyprus agree to launch reunification talks in early September, the UN says.
Sectarian fighting breaks out between rival Lebanese factions in the northern city of Tripoli with one reported fatality.
Seven bombs hit the southern Indian city of Bangalore within minutes of each other killing two people, police say.
Justice Secretary Jack Straw is the latest senior minister to back Gordon Brown, as critics step up pressure against the PM.
The British Embassy in Moscow accuses the Russian shareholders of TNK-BP of using the state in their dispute with BP.
A UK expert has warned people who take blood not to allow patients to tightly clench their fists as it can confuse results.
The puffin population on England's biggest colony falls by a third in five years, a survey shows.
Veteran rock group The Rolling Stones switch record labels, leaving EMI for Universal after more than three decades.
Net firms urged to patch address flaw as attacks that exploit it circulate online.
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