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Bill Clinton vows to back Obama Bill Clinton supports Barack Obama as the Democrats' presidential candidate, saying he is "the man for the job".
Russia faces fresh condemnation Seven of the world's top industrialised nations deplore Russia's decision to recognise Georgia's breakaway regions.
Malta fears 71 migrants drowned As many as 71 African migrants drown after their boat sinks in the Mediterranean Sea, their companions tell Maltese police.
'Scores dead' in Pakistan clashes Pakistan's military says it has killed 47 pro-Taleban militants in the rugged west of the country, near Afghanistan.
Brazil delays Indian land ruling Brazil's Supreme Court puts off ruling on the status of an indigenous reserve disputed by Indians and farmers.
Gaddafi charged over cleric's kidnap Lebanon indicts Libya's leader over the disappearance of a revered Shia cleric during a visit to the country 30 years ago.
Mugabe 'to form government alone' Zimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe says he will form a government without the opposition, state media reports.
Exhausted Dalai Lama stops trips The Dalai Lama is suffering from exhaustion and has cancelled all international trips, officials say.
SA rottweiler rescues boy from pit bull A South African Rottweiler rescues a two-year-old boy being savaged by a pit bull terrier despite efforts to free him.
Last-gasp Kuyt puts Liverpool through Liverpool scrape into the group stages of the Champions League after a 118th minute goal from Dirk Kuyt against Standard Liege.
India beat Sri Lanka & win series Sri Lanka lose a second consecutive home one-day series for the first time in their history as India beat them by 46 runs.
Deep divisions Why protesters have returned to Bangkok's streets
Washington diary Anxiety afflicts the Democrats as they meet in Denver
Educating Roma Czech attitudes change following landmark ruling
Driven apart Afghan air strike drives wedge between allies
Ghost town Boom turns to bust for Spain's property market
Sudan plane hijackers surrender Two hijackers of a Sudanese plane surrender after flying it to Libya and releasing the passengers, officials say.
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Bill Backs Barack To Make History The Democratic Party has officially confirmed Barack Obama as the first black man ever to run for the US Presidency - and Bill Clinton has given the bid his blessing.
Russia 'Must Not Start Cold War' Foreign secretary David Miliband has said that Russia has a "responsibility" not to start a new Cold War after flying to neighbouring Ukraine.
Hijacked Sudan Passengers Freed All 100 passengers on a Sudanese airliner hijacked and taken to a remote airport in the Libyan desert have been released, a Libyan official has said.
Thai Protesters Clash With Police Thousands of anti-government protesters have clashed with riot police who were trying to remove them from the grounds of the Thai Prime Minister's office.
Hurricane Threat To US Oil Rigs A hurricane that lashed Haiti is making its way toward the Gulf of Mexico and some of the world's largest oil rigs.
'Young Boy Microwaved Baby' An eight-year-old boy has testified in the trial of an Ohio woman accused of killing her baby in a microwave that he saw another young boy with the child.
Tragic Case Of 'Israel's Madeleine' Gruesome details surrounding the disappearance of a four-year-old girl have been released by Israeli police.
Oz Flippin' Mad Over Handstand Ban An Australian school is being forced to reconsider its decision to ban handstands and cartwheels after a national outcry.
'Kids Die In US-Led Air Strikes' The United Nations is accusing US-led coalition forces of killing 90 civilians - including 60 children - during air strikes in western Afghanistan.
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