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Brooks's ex-bodyguard charged in UK hacking probe
Ex-bodyguard for Rebekah Brooks charged in relation to UK phone hacking probe
Israeli ultra-Orthodox party reinstates leader
Israeli ultra-Orthodox party reinstates leader who left politics after 1999 bribery conviction
Indonesia says 2 arrested for Myanmar Embassy plot
Indonesia arrests 2 men it says planned to bomb Myanmar Embassy, Muslim hardliners protest
Benedict XVI returns to Vatican for first time
Benedict returns to Vatican for first time, meets with new pope and moves into new house
Bittersweet end for missing in Bangladesh collapse
Families of the missing in Bangladesh factory collapse face sorrowful, often fruitless search
US calls for NKorea amnesty for sentenced American
US urges NKorea to grant amnesty, immediate release for American sentenced to 15 years
UN report wants moratorium on killer robots
UN report wants to terminate killer robots, opposes life-or-death powers over humans
Expert: Rhino population wiped out in Mozambique
Expert: Mozambique's rhino population wiped out; game rangers aiding poachers
Syrian air defenses pose formidable challenge
Syria's air defenses, among Mideast's strongest, pose challenge to outside intervention
ECB cuts benchmark interest rate to 0.5 percent
European Central Bank cuts key rate to new low of 0.5 percent to help kick-start euro economy
As US drone strikes rise in Yemen, so does anger
Rising US drone strikes against al-Qaida in Yemen start to fuel anger over civilian deaths
Chinese incursion leaves India on verge of crisis
2-week Chinese incursion into Indian territory leaves Asian giants on verge of crisis
Saudi Arabia reports 7 cases of SARS-like virus
Saudi Arabia reports 7 new cases of SARS-like virus
BBC sportscaster Hall admits 14 indecent assaults
BBC sports broadcaster Stuart Hall admits 14 indecent assaults on young girls; BBC drops him
Activists: Dozens killed in Syrian village
Activists: Syrian regime troops kill dozens in Sunni village near Mediterranean coast
'Off the charts': 133k Somalia famine child deaths
'Off the charts': 133,000 Somali children die in famine after militant ban, slow aid response
Gadhafi's son appears in Libya court; case delayed
Gadhafi's son appears in remote local court for second time as lawlessness continues in Libya
Activist to be tried for insulting Egypt president
Egyptian activist to be tried for insulting president, remains in custody
Meningitis outbreak kills at least 40 in Guinea
Meningitis outbreaks kills at least 40 in West African nation of Guinea, health officials say
German co. 'surprised' by Bangladesh clothing find
German textile co. 'surprised' its clothing found in collapsed Bangladesh building



