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Berlusconi supporters rally in Rome
Thousands march in support of Italian prime minister ahead of regional elections.
Obama makes final healthcare push
US president urges House Democrats to pass trillion dollar plan one day ahead of vote.
Turkey downplays expulsion threat
Turkish PM says he has no immediate plans to expel 100,000 illegal Armenian workers.
BA cabin crew begin walkout
Airline says measures it has taken have kept about two-thirds of passengers flying.
Al-Shabab leader killed in Somalia
Rival group denies assassinating group's commander in port city of Kismayo.
Allawi back in Iraq vote-count lead
Secular coalition closes gap with al-Maliki's bloc, with up to 93 per cent of votes counted.
Thai red shirts seek to woo Bangkok
Convoy of anti-government protesters tries to gain support of the capital's residents
Israeli fire kills Palestinian teen
Muhammad Qadus was apparently shot in the stomach by Israeli troops during a protest.
Russians protest against government
Thousands take part in "Day of Anger" at the Kremlin's handling of the economy.
Obama sends Iran internet message
US president accuses Tehran of ignoring his overtures and vows to ensure online freedom.
Pope 'truly sorry' over Irish abuse
In letter to Irish faithful, Benedict rebukes bishops and orders an investigation.
UN chief visits West Bank
Ban Ki-moon reiterates Quartet's support for an independent Palestinian state.
Nepal ex-PM Koirala dies
Former prime minister who brokered peace deal ending a bloody 10-year civil war, dies.
S Africa anger at 'Jub Jub' trial
Street protests follow court's decision to grant bail to hip-hop performer.
Pope to address child abuse scandal
Rights groups demand Catholic leader admit church moved to cover up victims' claims.
Thai opposition renews protests
Red shirts begin march through Bangkok as part of campaign to oust the prime minister.
BA cabin crew strike begins
Three-day industrial action gets under way after union rejects reduced management offer.
Gazans wounded in Israeli strike
At least 11 people wounded during second night of Israeli strikes on Gaza Strip.
Quartet calls for settlement freeze
Middle East negotiating bloc meets in Moscow amid tensions between Israel and US.
Taliban arrests 'disrupt' UN talks
Former UN envoy says detentions of Taliban members in Pakistan thwarted secret talks.



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