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• IMF chief Lagarde in court in fraud probe
• Czech police search for American suspected of killing family
• British soldier hacked to death in suspected Islamist attack
• Stockholm riots challenge image of happy, generous state
• Soldier hacked to death in London in suspected Islamist attack
• Man hacked to death in London street in suspected militant attack
• Trial for captain in deadly shipwreck in Italy
• EU steps up fight against tax evasion by end 2013
• News Summary: Trial set for Italy cruise wreck
• Canet seeks gritty New York in 'Blood Ties'
• Man charged over 1982 IRA parade bombing in London park
• Silver coffee pot could set $6 million record at auction
• Germany celebrates composer Wagner's 200th
• EU mission seeks to rebuild Mali army after U.S. faltered
• Suicide at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
• Gay marriage opponent kills himself in Paris' Notre Dame
• Toback, Baldwin eye Cannes movie-making underbelly
• Column: The European Union's unending quandary
• Far-right activist commits suicide in Paris Notre Dame cathedral
• In Ukraine, no way to avoid a bumpy ride
• Mercedes South Africa strike ends, union demands sector pay hike
• Head of embattled G4S security force retires
• Gay marriage law strains UK Cameron's leadership, government
• Steaua Bucharest owner jailed in Romania for abuse of power
• Seen and heard at the Cannes Film Festival
• UK should get on front foot with City
• Humala's approval rating in Peru slips to 6-month low
• Pope warns Church against closing in on itself
• France in talks with U.S., Israel to buy drones: minister
• France detains suspect in Toulouse killings investigation
• France gets Pentagon backing to buy U.S.-made drones: paper
• France's Hollande signs gay marriage law
• Venezuela frees opposition activist jailed over post-vote violence
• $1 million in jewelry stolen near Cannes film fest

• Brave woman tried to reason with London attackers
• Two suicide bombers strike in northern Niger towns
• Analysis: Crackdown on radical Islamists tests Tunisia's stability
• Britain investigating possible Nigerian link in London attack
• Caesars plans to launch online poker this summer in Nevada
• London mayor: "overwhelmingly likely" killing was terror attack
• Irishman charged with 1982 IRA Hyde Park bombing
• Britain calls emergency meeting after man killed in London
• Syrian opposition urges rebels to join key battle
• Cannes: James Franco builds a bookish filmography
• Ukraine PM bars reporters from government meetings after protest
• Harry Potter book with author notes sold for $228K
• Sweden's capital hit by worst riots in years
• UK coalition to last despite rifts, infighting: Deputy PM
• Algeria's Bouteflika convalescing in France
• Gandhi's 'blood sample' fails to sell in Britain
• Boston bomb brothers more American than Chechen: Depardieu
• Petrol bombs thrown in central Milan watch robbery
• Death toll in Turkish balloon crash reaches 3
• Vatican marks anniversary of 1972 attack on Michelangelo's Pieta
• Ten South African miners hospitalised after chrome mine clash
• Intercell vaccine gets U.S. pediatric approval
• Annotated 'Harry Potter' 1st edition on auction
• Ex-Saab executives arrested on accounting charges
• Coens' folk revival 'Llewyn' serenades Cannes
• Syrian troops push into strategic rebel-held town
• Mice return from a month in space
• Germans blame euro zone crisis for Eurovision debacle
• Denmark's de Forest wins Eurovision song contest
• Ivory Coast arrests militia chief accused over massacre
• Supporters and opponents of Ukraine president clash in Kiev
• France's Hollande signs gay marriage bill into law
• Weinstein showcases Grace Kelly, Mandela flicks

• London attacker was British-born of Nigerian descent: source
• Two suicide bombers strike in northern Niger towns- sources
• Brutal attack in London heightens terror fears
• EU approves sending border security advisers to Libya
• Iceland forms center-right govt, halts EU talks
• Serbia, Kosovo agree way forward on plan to normalize ties
• Fiat Industrial aims to shift tax home to Britain
• Indications suggest London killing was terror-related: UK PM Cameron
• French split over English at universities
• Germans, French eye plan to create jobs for young
• Costa Concordia shipwreck captain to face manslaughter trial
• UK coalition to last despite rifts, infighting: deputy PM
• Millions falling into poverty in recession-racked Italy: report
• The pope and the devil: Is Francis an exorcist?
• Struggling Spain offers engineers to Brazil
• WikiLeaks prosecutors accept GI's plea to 1 count
• Moscow, St Petersburg vie in Impressionist tug-of-war
• Russia angry over "stolen" Eurovision votes
• Pigeon sale yields world record for feathered Bolt
• Algerian prime minister says President Bouteflika convalescing
• Swimming sites in Cyprus ranked cleanest in Europe
• UK first in EU to get Merck's new Schmallenberg vaccine
• NBC hires news division chief from Britain
• Riots in Stockholm suburb over police shooting
• Devilish Dutch drama 'Borgman' debuts at Cannes
• Nigeria offers amnesty to insurgents who surrender
• With president ailing, Algeria prepares for end of an era
• Cameron 'losing control' as rift with party core widens
• Church must help the poorest, not dissect theology, pope says
• Taxes on some wealthy French top 100 pct of income: paper
• Armed Tuareg and Arab groups clash in northern Mali
• France's Hollande's signs gay marriage bill into law
• UK inquest into ex-Russian spy's death may be scrapped