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1. Zelaya's jet blocked in Honduras
Honduras's ousted president aborts his bid to fly home after he is blocked from landing and violence erupts.

2. Biden strikes tough note on Iran
US Vice-President Joe Biden indicates the administration will not restrain Israel if it decides on military action against Iran.

3. Federer win breaks Sampras record
Roger Federer becomes the greatest player in Grand Slam history as he beats Andy Roddick to claim a 15th major title.

4. US set for tough Moscow summit
Barack Obama arrives in Moscow shortly for a summit preceded by marked differences over national interest.

5. Upset for Bulgaria's socialists
Exit polls in Bulgaria indicate the centre-right party led by ex-body guard and mayor of Sofia Boiko Borisov is heading for victory.

6. Mexico president in mid-term test
Mexicans vote in mid-term congressional elections expected to determine the fate of the economic reforms.

7. China's Xinjiang hit by violence
Three people have been killed and 20 injured in violence in Urumqi in China's restive Xinjiang region, state media says.

8. Somali civilians killed by shells
Twelve civilians die in the Somali capital as soldiers retaliate to mortars fired at the presidential palace by insurgents.

9. One dies in Florida Disney crash
A monorail crash at the Walt Disney World in Florida kills the theme park's employee, officials say.

10. US man breaks world record for hot-dog eating
Joey "Jaws" Chestnut eats 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes at the annual contest in New York, shattering his old record of 66.

11. Woods seals PGA National victory
Tiger Woods clinches his 68th PGA Tour win at the PGA National, despite a superb last-round effort from fellow American Hunter Mahan.

12. Yousuf gives Pakistan upper hand
Mohammad Yousuf scores a century on his return to the Pakistan side to give the tourists the initiative in the first Test in Sri Lanka.

13. Armed and ready
Pakistan wants civilians to help take on Taliban

14. Moscow challenge
Russian visit will test Obama's diplomatic skills

15. In pictures
The men's final at Wimbledon

16. Shifting focus
Has Obama administration taken eye off Iraq?

17. Critical task
UK troops pay high price in south Afghanistan

18. In pictures
Floods and landslides cause havoc in China

19. Zimbabwe army 'to go from mines'
Zimbabwe's government agrees to withdraw soldiers from diamond mines amid criticism over human rights abuses.

20. Yemenia crash jet signal detected
A signal is detected from the flight data recorders of the Yemenia plane that crashed near the Comoros, officials say.

21. Palin hints on political future
Republican ex-vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin hints on playing a wider role in the US, after quitting as Alaska governor.

22. Beatles 'shark' Klein dies at 77
Ruthless music entrepreneur Allen Klein, blamed by many for contributing to The Beatles' demise, dies in New York at 77.

23. Deadly floods hit China, Vietnam
Heavy rains in south-central China and northern Vietnam kill at least 31 people, state media report.

24. Bomb hits Philippine church-goers
The Philippine army blames Islamist militants after a bomb blast outside a cathedral in the south kills at least five people.

25. Europe nears gas pipeline accord
Five European governments are due to sign an agreement on 13 July for a major new pipeline from Central Asia.

26. Fraud probe into MG Rover demise
The Serious Fraud Office is to investigate the collapse of MG Rover in 2005, which led to 6,000 job losses.

27. Iran clerics defy election ruling
A group of Iranian clerics calls the presidential vote's result invalid, underlining the splits in the ruling elite.

28. Iran executes 20 on drug charges
Iran has executed 20 people for drug trafficking at a prison west of the capital Tehran, official media reports.

29. UK soldiers die in Afghan blast
Two British service personnel have been killed in separate attacks in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.

30. Russia 'agrees US troop transit'
An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

31. Obama seeks thaw in US-Russia ties
As President Barack Obama heads to Moscow to try to rebuild ties that have reached Cold War depths, Rupert Wingfied-Hayes tries to judge the the US leader's uphill task.

32. Nine reasons to celebrate America
As the US marks its Independence Day, the BBC's Kevin Connolly gives his list of reasons why America should be celebrated.

33. What next for Honduras?
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya has left Washington on a flight bound for Honduras, in a bid to reclaim his post. What next?