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Sri Lankan civilians in a camp in Vavuniya, 21 November 2009

Sri Lanka refugees 'to be freed' Sri Lanka says refugees held in special camps since the end of the fight against the Tamil Tigers will be free to leave next month. Return to Jaffna Life as a Sri Lankan war refugee Timeline: Sri Lanka

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The Large Hadron Collider experiment, designed to shed light on the cosmos, restarts after 14 months of repairs.

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Physical or emotional abuse during childhood could speed up the body's ageing process, US research suggests.

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First President of the EU Herman Van Rompuy and EU Commissioner for trade British Catherine Ashton Week in Pictures
Striking images from around the world

Michaelangelo's fresco The Creation in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel Pope art
Vatican meeting reaches out to art world

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Collapsed bridge in Workington Flood-hit areas braced for rain
Flooded parts of the UK are preparing for more rain after "unprecedented" rainfall swamped homes and brought down bridges.
Police urged to visit all victims
Drug-resistant swine flu hits UK

Dr Liam Fox Tories ponder Army's German role
UK troop levels in Germany could be scaled back if the Tories win power, the shadow defence secretary has said.
Banks 'are charging sneaky fees'
Bogus callers in council tax scam

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AMERICAS Blackwater guard charges to drop
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EUROPE Profile: Herman van Rompuy
MIDDLE EAST UN condemns Iran on human rights
SOUTH ASIA Bodies of Mumbai gunmen unburied

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Judges at European Court of Justice, Luxembourg (file pic) Rights and wrongs
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