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- United Kingdom government:
- Many Labour councilors lose their seats to the Conservative Party, as Gordon Brown shuffles his cabinet in government. (Sky News)
- Defence Secretary John Hutton announces his resignation.(BBC News)
- Health Secretary Alan Johnson replaces Jacqui Smith as Home Secretary. (BBC News)
- Sir Alan Sugar is announced "Enterprise Tsar' in Gordon Brown's Government.(Daily Telegraph)
- The European Union's parliamentary election continues in the Czech Republic and Ireland. (Europarl)
- A bus fire kills at least 24 people in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. (Reuters via News Limited)
- Brazil's Air Force confirms that no debris has been recovered from Air France Flight 447. (Sky News)
- Baciro Dabó, a candidate in the Guinea-Bissau 28 June presidential election is assassinated in his home. (BBC)
- A bomb kills nine people in a café in Baghdad, Iraq. (BBC)
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