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Clashes in Egypt between supporters and opponents of president Morsi turn deadly

At least two people in Cairo, Egypt have died after clashes at the presidential palace broke out between supporters and opponents of president Mohamed Morsi. Dozens more were injured.

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UK police charge presenter Stuart Hall over indecent assault allegations

In the United Kingdom, Lancashire Constabulary have charged television and radio presenter Stuart Hall with three counts of indecent assault offences.

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Protesters arrested after barricading themselves inside portion of Keystone Oil Pipeline

Two protesters in the United States associated with the 'Tar Sands Blockade' were arrested Monday after they barricaded themselves inside a portion of the Keystone Oil Pipeline under construction in Winona, Texas.

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Copper Mountain and Vail face poor snow conditions ahead of IPC Nor-Am Cup

With the Australian Para-alpine ski team set to arrive in Vail Wednesday for the start of the IPC Nor-Am Cup to be held on Copper Mountain on the coming Sunday, both areas are dealing with unseasonably warm weather that adversely effects skiing conditions.

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Australian Paralympian Janet Shaw dies aged 46

Western Australian Paralympic bronze medalist Janet Shaw has died following a long battle with cancer.

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