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    G7 finance ministers hold an emergency meeting as the price of oil passes $100 a barrel
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  • People try to recover belongings on a flooded street in Nairobi.

    Weather tracker
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    Country diary
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  • Gerry Adams , 77, arrives at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London on Monday.

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    Books
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    Glasgow
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  • Australia
    ‘He is being supported’: Police raise reward in hunt for accused triple murderer

  • European Union
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  • She counts
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  • Oil
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  • Technology
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    Music
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    Biography
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