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Afghanistan’s leader and his Western allies praise voters for braving Taliban threats and taking part in elections.
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Russia is to review the state of key installations following the deadly explosion at a big Siberian hydro-electric power plant.
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German luxury carmaker Porsche is raided by federal prosecutors investigating alleged market manipulation of VW shares.
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The Libyan jailed in Scotland over the Lockerbie bombing returns home after his release, which US President Obama calls a ‘mistake’.
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New 800m world champion Caster Semenya has been “humiliated”, says the head of South Africa’s athletics body.
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Nigeria’s high court rules the government illegally revoked exploration licences granted to a South Korean oil consortium.
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About 75 migrants die attempting to reach Italy in a rubber dinghy from the Libyan coast.
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A record-breaking 26.7% of A-level entries for England, Wales and Northern Ireland have been awarded A grades.
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A former carer at a Jersey children’s home has been found guilty of indecent assault, but cleared on 12 counts.
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The number of people managing to stop smoking with NHS help has fallen slightly in the past year despite a huge increase in funding.
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