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Saturday, 22 May, 2004, 04:46 GMT 05:46 UK
US extends custody deaths probe
The Pentagon admits 37 inmates have died in US jails in Iraq and Afghanistan - with 10 of them homicides.
New accounts of prisoner abuses
US army probes deaths
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Japan PM starts landmark summit
Junichiro Koizumi begins talks with North Korean President Kim Jong-il in a bid to normalize relations.
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After surviving "appalling" conditions on a broken-down ferry off Ivory Coast, 340 Liberians finally disembark.
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