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Qantas passenger describes terrifying 20,000-foot plunge

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Passenger: "We held hands, and I prayed."

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Qantas passengers return home, talking about the moment a hole opened up on the side of their Boeing 747, causing the cabin to lose pressure. The plane with 346 people landed safely in the Philippines. The airline is investigating. (July 26)

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CNN's Robin Oakley reports on Barack Obama's visit to London.

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Sen. Barack Obama spoke to reporters on Saturday, after meeting with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Obama said the two discussed a wide range of issues, including global terrorism, world financial markets and climate change. (July 26)

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NEW SENDING FOLLOWING CLIENT'S REQUEST US White House hopeful Barack Obama said in Paris on Friday that Iran should not wait for the new US president to be elected to resolve its dispute with the West over its nuclear programme.

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The Olympic torch passed through the central Chinese city of Kaifeng on Saturday, for a second stop on its four day leg through Henan province. (July 26)

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Sen. Barack Obama continued his European tour in England on Saturday. The presumptive democratic presidential nominee met with current British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Obama also met with former Prime Minister Tony Blair. (July 26)

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Pope Benedict XVI has held talks with the Iraqi prime minister at his summer residence, Castel Gandolfo.

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Thousands of people besieged ticket booths in Beijing as the last batch of Olympic tickets went on sale.

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The US secretary of state has urged Pakistan to do more to tackle Taleban militants, as she visited Australia.

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Passengers were forced to flee through emergency exits when a plane caught fire on the runway in New Delhi.

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Four Hamas militants and a five-year-old girl die in car bomb explosion on Gaza City's beachfront, medics say.

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Venezuela's president has met Spain's king for the first time since they fell out at talks in Chile.

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US presidential candidate Barack Obama warned Iran over its nuclear programme after talks with France's president.

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US presidential hopeful Barack Obama is to meet UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown in Downing Street.

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CNN's Arwa Damon is on elephant patrol with the Flying Squad, an effort to save Sumatra's endangered elephants.

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In the forests of Sumatra, the Orang Rimba poeple's way of life is endagered. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.

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The head of the British Bathroom Centre says his company has seen the effects of the slowdown for the last few months.

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Can the lessons learned from the surge in Iraq apply to Afghanistan?

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An Israeli newspaper publishes a prayer left by presidential contender Barack Obama in the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site. The decision to reveal the note is being criticized by the rabbi in charge of the Western Wall. (July 25)

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CNN's Reza Sayah investigates allegations that two U.S. boys were held against their will in a Pakistani madrassa.

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Iraq upset over decision to ban Olympic team

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CNN's Alessio Vinci takes a look at how Serbs are dealing with the issue of war crimes.

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A Qantas Boeing 747 jumbo jet makes a quick descent and lands in the Philippines after a hole appears in the lower fuselage. Passengers put on oxygen masks after the explosive decompression that is now under investigation. (July 25)

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Boot camp for kids run by Marines in So. Korea; quake shakes northern Japan

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Aviation expert accuses Iran of military deception

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Economic growth slows to its weakest pace in three years in Britain.

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Barack Obama met with French President Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris. France is one of the final stops in Obama's overseas trip. (July 25)

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A new report by the research firm Jupiter finds that the number of Europeans watching online video has doubled since 2006.

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CNN's Colleen McEdwards talks with Rob Henshaw, the Quantas passenger who shot video from inside the plane as it dropped.

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An attack on the Russian company Mechel's pricing policy by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin erased almost a third of its value early on Friday (25 July).