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July 5, 2008

19:42
MPs call for an inquiry into the administration of British overseas territory the Turks and Caicos Islands.
19:30
Religious leaders in Venezuela criticise a recently formed church that openly backs President Hugo Chavez's socialist politics.
19:19
Children from assisted conception do as well emotionally as those conceived naturally, research suggests.
19:12
A woman said to be aged 70 years of age gives birth to twins after undergoing IVF treatment.
19:11
The government is criticised by the Tories after it was revealed civil servants banked more than £128m in bonuses.
18:39
Crews trying to contain wildfires in California make progress and shift their focus to protecting Santa Barbara, officials say.
17:48
Gunmen in Nigeria kidnap the brother of star Nigerian and Everton football player Joseph Yobo, police say.
14:38
Argentina's lower house of Congress approves taxes on agricultural exports, which farmers have vowed to resist.
13:18
The Archbishop of York accuses an Anglican traditionalist movement of "ungracious" behaviour.
11:52
South Africa's Thabo Mbeki holds talks in Zimbabwe with President Mugabe and leaders of a breakaway opposition faction.
11:26
Spain's Alejandro Valverde wins the first stage of the Tour de France to claim the coveted yellow jersey.
10:57
At least 35,000 people take part in the latest mass protest in South Korea against the resumption of US beef imports.
09:43
Violent clashes between guards and inmates at a Syrian jail have resulted in many deaths, human rights group say.
09:14
How Barack Obama and John McCain have changed tack
09:03
A unique collection of royal letters, photographs and artefacts is sold for record prices.
07:49
Ingrid Betancourt says she is delighted by the results of initial medical tests after her years as a hostage of Colombian rebels.
07:38
Colombia's pain over those still held hostage
07:07
The Afghan farmers caught in a struggle for survival
06:53
At least five people have been killed in a still-unexplained explosion in northern Yemen, news reports say.
06:48
The four members of Abba reunite in public for the first time in three years at the Swedish premiere of Mamma Mia.