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Three foreign journalists covering the World Cup in South Africa have been robbed at gunpoint, police say.

Iran faces its toughest sanctions over its nuclear policy, the US says, as the UN prepares to vote on the issue.

Thousands of people attend memorial services in northern England, a week after a guman shot dead 12 people.

The Dutch head to the polls, as surveys show growing support for right-wing parties and those seeking to limit immigration.

Four Nato personnel are killed after their helicopter is shot down in Helmand province in southern Afghanistan, Nato says.

Sarah Payne's murderer Roy Whiting has his 50-year jail term reduced by 10 years by a High Court judge.

Neither English nor Spanish will do for young Latinos

Chelsea confirm that Joe Cole and Michael Ballack are to leave the club on free transfers this summer.

Michael Jackson fans will have access to the cemetery where he is interred on the first anniversary of his death, authorities say.

A top US general warns that the Nato coalition in Afghanistan cannot succeed without Britain.

The coalition government is bringing forward new rules requiring many immigrants marrying UK citizens to learn English.

A gay Malawian couple whose jailing triggered international criticism separate, as one moves in with a woman, reports say.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation launches a fund to help create mobile phone based banking services in Haiti.

Gunmen attack a Nato supply convoy just outside Pakistan's capital, killing seven people and setting vehicles on fire.

Chile's ambassador to Argentina resigns after saying most Chileans did not not suffer under Gen Pinochet's military rule.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner tells BBC Sport that Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel will not be held back despite their collision at the Turkish Grand Prix.

The Unite union confirms it is preparing a new ballot on further BA strike action, as the current strike enters its final day.

All the action, reaction and analysis in video and text as David Cameron faces his second question time as prime minister.

John McDonnell quits the Labour leadership race, as Andy Burnham says he has enough support to make it through.