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Emergency after Philippine massacre
The Philippines has sent hundreds of extra troops to a southern province after at least 22 journalists and supporters of a candidate for governor were killed in what the president's office called the worst political violence in recent history.

UK Iraq war inquiry set to begin
A public inquiry into the UK's role in the Iraq war is set to open, with former civil servants first to appear in hearings that will climax with Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, taking the stand.

Sri Lanka calls early election
Sri Lanka is to hold early presidential election after Mahinda Rajapakse, the country's president, signed a decree to seek a new mandate.

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Qatar signs up Germans for metro
A German rail company has signed a $26 billion contract to construct an underground railway network in Qatar and a track to Bahrain.

- Italian bank workers to inherit job
- OECD optimistic on world economy
- Chocolate giants ponder Cadbury bid
- AIG rescue was 'mishandled'
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Eto'o key as Barca face exit
Samuel Eto'o could return to haunt his former team as Barcelona face going out of the European Champions League.

- Qatar plans cool World Cup
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- Golf hit by economic climate
- Arsenal on track for Europe
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