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BBCSudan demands move of AU summitSudan asks the African Union to move its July summit after Malawi says Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is not welcome there.
Parker ready to seize his chanceEngland midfielder Scott Parker is determined to seize his chance as he prepares for his first major tournament at the age of 31.
Collusion claims 'monstrous lie'A former Dundalk garda describes allegations he colluded with the IRA in the murders of two RUC officers as a "shameful, monstrous and terrible lie".
Last.fm suffers password breachMusic website Last.fm has notified users of a password leak, just a day after a similar breach on social network LinkedIn.
Rescues as 60mph gales sweep inA woman and two children are "lucky to be alive" after a huge tree crushes their car as gale-force winds batter the South West.
Sharapova wins to book final spotMaria Sharapova secures a place in her first French Open final and moves up to world number one with victory over Petra Kvitova.
UK ministers to boycott Euro 2012UK government ministers are to boycott England's three group games at Euro 2012 over Ukraine's human rights record.
Stamp duty to change in ScotlandThe Scottish government wants to change stamp duty on house and land purchases from a percentage charge to a progressive tax.
Lauryn Hill charged over taxesUS prosecutors say the singer owes £1.3m after failing to file income tax returns.
Arrest warrant for MP threat manA warrant is issued for the arrest of an internet troll who sent a threatening email to Conservative MP Louise Mensch.
Sisters set 'oldest' world recordTwo sisters are officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the oldest siblings in the world.
US Fed 'ready to act' on economyThe chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, said he is monitoring risks to the economy and is prepared to take action if necessary.
VIDEO: High winds and heavy rain hit southForecasters are predicting high winds and heavy rain over much of southern England.
O2 is latest to block Pirate BayO2 and its subsidiary Be Broadband are the latest UK internet service providers to block file-sharing site The Pirate Bay.
Interned Protestants seek damagesNineteen Protestant men who were jailed without trial in the early 1970s are suing the government and Ministry of Defence for damages.
Temple reforms for S Korea monksBuddhist leaders in South Korea say they will bring in managers to run temple finances, following recent "misbehaviour' by several monks.
Romney beats Obama in fundraisingRepublican Mitt Romney raised $76.8m (£49.3m) in May, almost $17m more than President Barack Obama's re-election bid, figures show.
Cameron 'baffled' by EU diplomacyPrime Minister David Cameron reveals that he finds the regular summits of EU leaders "baffling".
Pietersen decision 'staggering'Former England captain Michael Vaughan describes the timing of Kevin Pietersen's one-day international retirement as "staggering".
Facebook to release ID of trollsA woman who was abused on the internet wins court backing in her bid to gain the identities of those who targeted her.
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