Dr.Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Resigns
Dr.Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury Resigns
Turkish Helicopter Crash Kills 14 in Afghanistan
Helicopter smashes into house near Kabul, killing 12 Turkish soldiers on board and two girls on ground.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy Calls Journalist a ‘Dummy’
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Zimbabwe: Activists Tortured for Watching Videos of Arab Spring
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Kony 2012: Invisible Children Launches Global Day of Action
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Moroccan Girl Commits Suicide over Forced Marriage to Rapist
Women's rights groups lobby against law that exempts rapists from punishment if they marry victim.
Thomas Lubanga Guilty of Using Child Soldiers
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Liberia Journalist in Hiding over Genital Mutilation Row
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Syria's Assad Sets 7 May as Date for Elections
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Afghan Students Protest at US Soldier Rampage
Hundreds of protesters demand end of US occupation while Taliban open fire on memorial service for slaughtered villagers.
German Neo-Nazis Arrested over Six-Year Killing Spree
Police swoop on 24 members of neo-Nazi group linked to National Socialist Underground murder of immigrants.
Israel and Gaza Factions Agree Truce in Shelling Tit-for-Tat
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Eric Joyce Resigns from Labour Party after Commons Brawl
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Queen Attends Commonwealth Day Observance Service at Westminster Abbey
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Rogue US Soldier Could Face Execution, Says Pentagon
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David Cameron Approves Dow as Olympic Sponsor
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Labour: George Osborne has Given £1.6bn Tax Cut to Rich
Chancellor urged to cut tax relief in budget for benefit of squeezed middle.
Kofi Annan Fails to Reach Syria Deal with Assad
UN and Arab League envoy Kofi Annan leaves Syria empty-handed while assault on Idlib goes on.
Israel Air Strike Kills Three in Gaza as Attacks go on
Israeli air strikes kill two Palestinians and a schoolboy in Gaza Strip
Tamil Rebel Leader's Son was Brutally Executed: Video
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