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Page last updated at 04:50 GMT, Saturday, 27 June 2009 05:50 UK
Fans in Madrid, Spain, mourn Michael Jackson
More tests after Jackson autopsy
Coroners say determining the cause of Michael Jackson's death could take several weeks, as tributes pour in for the singer.
Tributes paid to the King of Pop
Life and career in pictures
Obituary: Michael Jackson
Twelve facts
Your tributes to Michael
Coroner's statement
Michael Jackson 911 phone call
BBC News special on Jackson
Smoke from a power station chimney (file image) US House supports emissions bill
The US House of Representatives narrowly backs legislation to cut carbon emissions, but the bill now faces a tough Senate battle.

Brazilian navy ship carries wreckage from the plane on 19 June 2009 Search ends for Air France dead
Brazil ends the search for bodies from the crashed Air France jet, but the hunt for the black boxes goes on.


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Chinese sign over Michael Jackson merchandise Worldwide reaction to Jackson's death

Memorable Michael Jackson moments
Michael Jackson Man in the Mirror: The many faces of Michael

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FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Michael Jackson, 1970 Fighting demons
How did Michael Jackson's childhood affect his adult life?
Former Tamil Tiger rebels carrying a rebabilitation course Dark tales
Tamil ex-child soldiers recall the horrors of war
North Korean soldiers on border with China, near Chinese city of Dandong - 26/5/2009 Getting tough
China's new attitude to North Korea

NEWS FROM THE UK

Hilary Benn Spending cuts unavoidable - Benn
Environment Secretary Hilary Benn says cuts in public spending will be unavoidable after the next general election.

Gunman opens fire in restaurant
One injured in tanker collision
Tories were 'wrong' on devolution

Doctor's prescription Ministers plan services shake-up
The government is to set out plans to reduce Whitehall targets and extend new rights to public services users.

UK armed forces to be celebrated
Protest to call for 'no borders'
Glastonbury tributes for Jackson


AROUND THE WORLD NOW

AFRICA
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AMERICAS
US judges delay Stanford release
ASIA-PACIFIC
UN envoy visits Burma for talks

EUROPE
G8 'deplores' Iran poll violence
MIDDLE EAST
New bomb blast at Baghdad market
SOUTH ASIA
Pakistan troops killed in Kashmir

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ENTERTAINMENT
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TECHNOLOGY
Pirate Bay retrial call rejected


FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
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BBC reporter sees mob burn women alive in Kenya
North Korean soldiers patrol near the Yalu river, which separates North Korea from China, on 1 June Hard labour
Life inside North Korea's infamous gulag camps
Yasser al-Wadiya, Chairman of al-Wadiya Group in burnt out store room Laid to waste
Gaza's top food-maker back in business - just

OTHER TOP STORIES
Court deal strips Madoff wealth
Egypt to reopen crossing to Gaza
US appoints envoy to Muslim world
Emergency powers for Niger leader
Five killed in Karachi shoot-out
Obama praise for Iran's Mousavi
SPECIAL REPORT: TALIBAN CONFLICT

The squatting Taliban guard in the picture is manning a post on a street corner just outside the offices of an anti-Baitullah Taliban group led by Haji Turkistan Bhittani. In pictures
Brutal militant rivalries on Pakistan's tribal frontier

Meeting the suicide bombers

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Ronaldo agrees six-year Real deal
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