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POLICE yesterday suspended the search for a Scottish-born man feared to have been eaten by a crocodile in northern Queensland.

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CHAIRMAN Mao Zedong’s private jet is up for sale.

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A PARACHUTIST was killed when he struck a pylon at a football stadium where he was trying to land. A teenage spectator also died and another was badly injured in the incident

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MILLIONAIRE adventurer Steve Fossett died when his plane slammed into a mountain on a cloudy day, police said yesterday.

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A BUS carrying passengers to Prague crashed yesterday in Slovakia, killing at least five people and injuring 18.

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THE former chief of the Yugoslav army yesterday denied involvement the Srebrenica massacre and siege of Sarajevo.

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US missiles hit buildings in two Pakistani villages close to the Afghan border, killing about 19 people, most of them suspected militants including some foreigners, officials

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A CAR exploded outside the Russian military’s headquarters in South Ossetia today, killing seven people and wounding three.

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United States: The Pentagon has denied a request by military prosecutors to seek the death penalty in the trial of a Guantanamo detainee charged over the 1998 bombing of the U

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CANADIAN prime minister Stephen Harper said his country, which goes to the polls on October 14, did not need a “panicky” US-style government to deal with the slowing

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