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Manuel Zelaya inside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa
Ousted leader returns to Honduras
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya says he has returned home, but the government denies this.
Zelaya 'will rebuild democracy'
Profile: Manuel Zelaya
Q&A: Crisis in Honduras

US soldiers talk to an Afghan elder US in Afghanistan failure warning
The US mission in Afghanistan will "fail" unless troops are increased, the top military commander there says in a confidential report.

Coal-fired power station Recession 'cuts carbon emissions'
The global recession has brought a significant drop in greenhouse gas emissions, says the International Energy Agency.


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US troops in Afghanistan, June 2009 Obama's dilemma
Tough task of selling Afghan policy to US public
Camp Bucca Desert prison
The US closes Camp Bucca, its largest jail in Iraq
A dead cow in Kenya's Samburu National Part Scorched earth
Kenya drought takes its toll on people and wildlife

NEWS FROM THE UK

Davina and Jasmine Mother guilty of daughter murders
A woman is convicted of murdering her two teenager daughters, stabbed to death at their home in Cambridgeshire.

UK soldier killed in Afghan blast
Charge students more, say bosses

Vince Cable Lib Dem plan for £1m-property tax
The Lib Dems are outlining plans for a new tax on owners of £1m-plus homes, using the proceeds to help low-paid workers.

UK army 'rotten', Iraq probe told
Teacher jailed for sex with pupil


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AFRICA
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AMERICAS
Cuba rocks to huge peace concert
ASIA-PACIFIC
One-in-four Japan women 'elderly'

EUROPE
Protected birds killed in Malta
MIDDLE EAST
Israel's 'options open' on Iran
SOUTH ASIA
Bhutan hit by strong earthquake

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ENTERTAINMENT
US artists lead MTV Europe awards

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'Millions at risk' as deltas sink
TECHNOLOGY
Gaming milestone for Elite game


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"The jungle" migrant camp near Calais In 'the jungle'
Life inside the French asylum camp facing closure
Masked protesters in Manila Day in pictures
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Closing in on a new East African broadband link

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US proposes web neutrality rules
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Low US hopes for Mid-East summit
French ex-PM on trial over smears
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GLOBAL RECESSION: AFTERSHOCK

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Japan upbeat on economic recovery

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Man City will not punish Bellamy
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