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Student fees: more protests planned for defining day
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WikiLeaks cables: Whitehall told US to ignore Brown's Trident statement
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WikiLeaks cables: Shell's grip on Nigerian state revealed
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Honeymoon murder: South African authorities request extradition of Shrien Dewani
Request at City of Westminster magistrates court over allegations man paid taxi driver to stage hijack and hire hitmen to murder wife
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WikiLeaks cables: US 'lobbied Russia on behalf of Visa and MasterCard'
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Julian Assange cast as common enemy as US left and right unite
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WikiLeaks cables: Rampant corruption 'could push Kenya back into violence'
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WikiLeaks cables: Eritrean poverty and patriotism under 'unhinged dictator'
US ambassador portrays Isaias Afwerki as part menace, part weirdo – and tastes 'aptly named' sewa at lunch with minister
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WikiLeaks cables: Pigs under the wing keep ambassador grounded
Warthogs were hit by plane, smashing landing lights on Zimbabwean runway and delaying US envoy's arrival
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WikiLeaks cables reveal differing views of 'crazy', 'charming' Robert Mugabe
Robert Mugabe variously described as frail, fit, a superb debater and having 'lost the plot of normal human interaction'
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WikiLeaks cables paint ANC youth leader as potential kingmaker
Julius Malema boasts league helped Jacob Zuma oust Thabo Mbeki – and dismisses idea of female South African president
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WikiLeaks cables: Consult us before using intelligence to commit war crimes, US tells Uganda
US sought assurances that intelligence was being used 'in compliance with the law of armed conflict' during long-running Ugandan battle against Joseph Kony's rebel movement
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Julian Assange rape allegations: treatment of women 'unfair and absurd'
Lawyer for two women whose assault allegations led to arrest says case has nothing to do with WikiLeaks or CIA
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Julian Assange extradition attempt an uphill struggle, says specialist
Former CPS extradition specialist predicts Sweden will find it 'very difficult' to get WikiLeaks founder sent back
