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Soldier hacked to death in London
Police forensics officers investigate the scene where a British soldier was hacked to death by two men.
Brazil monks' message of humility
A religious fraternity in Rio considers the election of Pope Francis, the first pontiff to take the name of St Francis of Assisi, a confirmation of their beliefs in poverty and simplicity.
Panama neighborhood ablaze
More than 70 wooden homes were set on fire, leaving more than 100 people homeless in Panama.
El Salvador's gang truce
Inmates handed over handmade knives and other banned articles in an effort to keep the truce between gangs Mara 18 and Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13).
Images of April
This month twin bomb blasts exploded at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, a garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh, killing more than 400 and Venezuela elected Nicolas Maduro in a close vote. Gallery
Fidel and Miss Green, till death do they part
Miss Green is Fidel’s 1952 green Chevy, parked in his living room for the last 23 years.
Beckham’s final 81st minute
I saw a player that couldn't help himself count down the last moments of his time on the pitch.
Defining “News photographer” for the future
So where does the rise and charge of citizen journalist place the professional news photographer? I suspect somewhere between the white rhinoceros and the Dodo in terms of long term survival.
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