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7 Iran says starts production of two new missiles
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5 Sunday Mirror journalist killed in Afghan blast
6 Ring of fear surrounds Vatican Radio's masts
7 Yemen kills militants it says threatened embassies
8 Portuguese police find ETA base
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4Britain to slash number of foreign student visas
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6UK forces prepare for biggest Afghan offensive since 2001
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