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Serbia sends Mladic to The Hague: Ex-Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic is extradited by Serbia and flown to the Netherlands to face genocide charges at The Hague tribunal.

Blatter set to stay as Fifa boss: Fifa president Sepp Blatter is set to win a fourth term in office in Wednesday's presidential elections as calls to postpone the voting appear to have failed.

Hong Kong's unsung noodle shops: As the Michelin Guide moves to acknowledge the greatness of the Hong Kong noodle shop, locals point to the ones that were overlooked.

Serbia sends Mladic to The Hague: Ex-Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic is extradited by Serbia and flown to the Netherlands to face genocide charges at The Hague tribunal.

Blatter set to stay as Fifa boss: Fifa president Sepp Blatter is set to win a fourth term in office in Wednesday's presidential elections as calls to postpone the voting appear to have failed.

Hong Kong's unsung noodle shops: As the Michelin Guide moves to acknowledge the greatness of the Hong Kong noodle shop, locals point to the ones that were overlooked.

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Blatter set to stay as Fifa boss

Fifa president Sepp Blatter is set to win a fourth term in office in Wednesday's presidential elections as calls to postpone the voting appear to have failed.

'New charges' for 9/11 suspects

Military prosecutors have filed new charges against self-styled 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators, reports say.

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Market Data Wed, 1 Jun 2011 02:38 BST

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Market Name	Current Value	Movement	Change	Percentage Change
Dow Jones	12569.79	+	128.21	1.03%
Nasdaq	2835.30	+	38.44	1.37%
FTSE 100	5989.99	+	51.12	0.86%
Dax	7293.69	+	133.39	1.86%
Cac 40	4006.94	+	64.41	1.63%

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Murray to defy injury in semi bid

Andy Murray will attempt to play through his ankle injury once again when he takes on Argentina's Juan Ignacio Chela in the quarter-finals of the French Open on Wednesday.

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Rare Chaplin film up for auction

A rare Charlie Chaplin film, bought for £3.20 on eBay, is expected to fetch a six-figure sum when it goes up for auction in June.

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'More money needed' for HIV cure

The new head of the International Aids Society is calling for more investment into finding a cure for HIV.

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Apple to unveil own cloud service

Apple CEO Steve Jobs will announce details of iCloud, the Californian company's new cloud computing offering.

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Acid oceans turn 'Nemo' fish deaf

Baby clownfish, the coral reef dwellers feted in the movie Finding Nemo, appear to lose some of their hearing capacity in water more acidic than normal.

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Mini guide to Seoul, Korea: Seoul rose phoenix-like from the rubble of the Korean War, to become the busy centre of an Asian tiger economy.

Sail Turkey’s Mediterranean coast: The most dramatic way to see this stretch of coastline is by skimming through the crystal waters aboard a gullet, a traditional wooden yacht.

Escape from New York: The Hamptons may be best known for their palatial beachfront houses and the whiff of old money – but there’s a lot more to Manhattan’s favourite getaway.

Nepal’s shrinking Annapurna Circuit: In less than a year, a road will turn one of the world’s most challenging treks into a short hike in the Himalayas.

World's weirdest festivals: From Japan’s naked festivals to Great Britain’s cheese-rolling competition, check out these odd celebrations from around the world.

Vancouver Island’s wild side: The West Coast Trail is located in one of the most beautiful, unspoiled and remote regions on the continent.

Mexico's underground rivers: The Mayan Riviera on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is home to several deep wells of gin-clear water that provide entry into a surreal underworld.

Mini guide to Seoul, Korea: Seoul rose phoenix-like from the rubble of the Korean War, to become the busy centre of an Asian tiger economy.

Sail Turkey’s Mediterranean coast: The most dramatic way to see this stretch of coastline is by skimming through the crystal waters aboard a gullet, a traditional wooden yacht.

Escape from New York: The Hamptons may be best known for their palatial beachfront houses and the whiff of old money – but there’s a lot more to Manhattan’s favourite getaway.

Nepal’s shrinking Annapurna Circuit: In less than a year, a road will turn one of the world’s most challenging treks into a short hike in the Himalayas.

World's weirdest festivals: From Japan’s naked festivals to Great Britain’s cheese-rolling competition, check out these odd celebrations from around the world.

Vancouver Island’s wild side: The West Coast Trail is located in one of the most beautiful, unspoiled and remote regions on the continent.

Mexico's underground rivers: The Mayan Riviera on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is home to several deep wells of gin-clear water that provide entry into a surreal underworld.

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