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 IMF chief Christine Lagarde speaks to journalists after magistrates gave her a "supervised witness" status in an arbitration case, in Paris, May 24, 2013.

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Video Soldier Killed in London Street By 'Britons Of African Origin'

British Prime Minister David Cameron has described the killing of a British soldier in broad daylight in a London street as an 'attack on Britain' and a 'betrayal of Islam'. The attackers, who said they were taking revenge for the killing of Muslims, are thought to be British citizens of African origin. Henry Ridgwell reports from the British capital.