No 'disorderly' US car collapse
President Bush will not allow a "disorderly collapse" of the stricken US car industry, the White House says.
New clashes break out in Greece
Clashes break out between protesters and police in Greece, in continuing unrest over the killing of a teenager.
Iraqi shoe-thrower 'apologises'
The Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at US President George W Bush apologises to the Iraqi prime minister, a spokesman says.
Thai PM rules out cabinet deals
New Thai leader Abhisit Vejjajiva says the quality of his cabinet will not be compromised by bargaining with coalition partners.
Gaza groups will not renew truce
Palestinian factions in Gaza say a six-month ceasefire with Israel is unlikely to be renewed after it expires on Friday.
Rwanda genocide mastermind jailed
Ex-senior defence official Theoneste Bagosora is convicted of instigating Rwanda's 1994 genocide and jailed for life.
UK man admits high-profile model killing
A 42-year-old man pleads guilty to the manslaughter of Rachel Nickell who was killed on Wimbledon Common 16 years ago.
Iraqi ministry officials arrested
Twenty-three Iraqi interior and defence officials are arrested, suspected of being members of a banned Baathist party.
Nasa set to launch 'CO2 hunter'
The US space agency is planning to launch a satellite that can map where all the carbon dioxide is in the atmosphere.
Israeli police riot drill leaves dozens injured
About 50 Israeli police officers are hurt in a riot control exercise which simulated clashes between Jewish settlers and Palestinians.
Winter medical myths 'debunked'
That you can cure a hangover, lose most body heat through the head and will put on weight if eating late at night are among six myths rubbished by US researchers.
India pull out of Pakistan tour
The Indian government calls off next year's tour in the wake of last month's attacks in Mumbai.
Real Ronaldo claims rile Ferguson
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson hits out at Real Madrid over claims they have agreed a deal to buy Cristiano Ronaldo.
Day in pictures
Eye-catching images from around the world
'Lesson for future'
Rwandan views on the conviction of genocide planner
Deadly duty
Dangers fail to deter Afghan police recruits
Growing pains
Population boom stretches Canada's oil sands city
Tough talk
Militants defiant as Gaza truce due to expire
Zimbabwe cholera outbreak widens
The UN says Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic has spread further, as the ruling party gathers for its conference.
Argentina takes over airline
Argentina is renationalising the Spanish-owned airline, Aerolineas Argentinas, after talks between the owner and government failed.
Chinese ships will fight pirates
China announces it is preparing to send naval ships to fight rampant Somali piracy in the Gulf of Aden.
EU faces battle over fish quotas
EU ministers meet to set fishing quotas, as arguments rage over whether to raise the North Sea cod catch.
Japan ends five-year Iraq mission
Japanese PM Taro Aso hails the success of his country's five-year mission in Iraq, as the last planes leave the region.
Mumbai 'scout' suspects in court
Two suspected militants appear in court in Mumbai amid a probe into whether they scouted for the city's attackers.
Babysitter not guilty of murder
A babysitter who spent three years in jail for murdering a toddler is cleared after fresh evidence was uncovered.
Obama names new SEC boss
Mary Schapiro is named as Barack Obama's choice to crack down on "greed and scheming" as the next head of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Climate outcome 'hangs on coal'
If the growth in CO2 emissions is to be constrained, the world cannot afford a coal renaissance, a major scientific meeting is told.
Two more acting nods for Winslet
British actress Kate Winslet receives two citations as the Screen Actors Guild announces the nominees for its 2009 awards.
BBC iPlayer now available on Mac
The BBC has released an updated version of its download iPlayer that works with both Mac and Linux machines.
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