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11:25Yemen has cancelled a military parade planned to mark the reunification of the country after nearly 100 soldiers were killed in a massive suicide attack claimed by al-Qaeda yesterday.
After Penguin Number 337 made a daring bid for freedom from a Tokyo aquarium and vanished into the waters of Tokyo Bay two months ago, many feared the worst for the adventurous feathered fugitive.
Across the Sahel Saharan region of west Africa aid agencies are in a race to prevent a famine that could affect 15 million.
The smallest-ever mammoth roamed Crete up to 3.5 million years ago and was the size of a baby elephant today.
The publication of documents seized from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan has given an insight into the al-Qaeda leader and his organisation.
12:04Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has said he does not expect agreement on eurobonds at tomorrow's EU summit.
14:36US company SpaceX has become the first private enterprise to send its own spacecraft toward the International Space Station.
21 MayAt least 90 people are now known to have died in this morning's suicide bomb attack in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
08:01UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expressed concern today that violence from the 14-month conflict in Syria could spread to neighbouring Lebanon.
07:52Low quality and fake anti-malarial drugs flooding into markets in Asia and Africa are driving drug resistance and threatening gains made in the fight against the disease in the past decade.
21 MayNATO leaders sealed a landmark agreement to hand control of Afghanistan over to its own security forces by the middle of next year.
21 MayBee Gees singer Robin Gibb, who with brothers Barry and Maurice helped define the disco era, has died. He was 62.
21 MayAt least 11 Albanian university students were killed and 22 others injured when their bus plunged hundreds of feet into a ravine.
20 MayUS President Barack Obama has said the G8 summit this weekend has made genuine progress in efforts to chart a way out of the economic crisis - particularly in the eurozone.
21 MayAt least two people have been killed in Beirut following heavy clashes between rival Sunni Muslim gunmen.
Eamon Gilmore, Mary Lou McDonald, Norah Casey and Declan Ganley debate the fiscal treaty
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Ray Kennedy reports from the Sahel Saharan region of west Africa as aid agencies race to prevent a famine that could affect 15 million
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