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Page last updated at 21:50 GMT, Monday, 6 April 2009 22:50 UK

EUROPE
Italian rescuers work into night
People prepare to spend the night in a tent in L'Aquila, 6 April
Floodlights aid rescuers sifting rubble for signs of life after the Italian earthquake, which left at least 150 dead.
Homeless arrive at 'tent city'
Survivors huddle in broken city
'The walls were caving in'
Row over Italian quake 'forecast'
In pictures: Italy earthquake
Italian earthquake: Map
Barack Obamal in Ankara (6 April 2009) Obama reaches out to Muslim world
Barack Obama says the US "is not at war with Islam", during his first visit as president to a mainly Muslim state.

Keyboard Net firms start storing user data
Internet firms will hold on to e-mail data and net phone calls of users as an EU directive comes into force on Monday.


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Jacob Zuma addresses supporters in East London, South Africa, 10 January 2009 Joy and fury
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Sri Lankan civilians War exodus
Fleeing Sri Lankan civilians tell of their ordeal
French troops march through Paris, 18 June 1945, pic credit: Eric Deroo Whites only
Black colonial soldiers excluded from WWII march

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