Naval gazing Channel 4 News
The Queen has begun inspecting hundreds of war ships in the first International Fleet Review for almost 30 years. Thousands of people have lined the Solent for the ceremony that marks the beginning of the Battle of Trafalgar. A seafaring spectacle to rival any other. Not since the Queen's silver jubilee in 1977 has the solent played host to such awesome naval might.
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Russian says Gitmo guards defiled Quran San Jose Mercury News
A Russian formerly held at Guantanamo Bay prison said Tuesday that US guards there regularly desecrated the Quran by putting it into a toilet.
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The Walton heirs CNN
Helen Walton and her children are just as intensely private as they are immensely wealthy.Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, said Tuesday that it had notified all its employees worldwide of John Walton's death Tuesday in a plane crash. Separately, in a statement the company said that a private service would be held for the family. John Walton, 58, was the second son of Wal-Mart (Research) founder Sam Walton. John Walton was killed when an ultralight aircraft he was piloting crashed shortly after takeoff from an airport in Jackson, Wyo. Ranked No. 11 on the Forbes magazine list of the 400 wealthiest Americans in 2005, with a fortune estimated at $18.2 billion, John Walton was credited with his active involvement in the Walton Family Foundation's philanthropic endeavors.
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Bush and Aides Seek to Calm Public's Concerns About Iraq New York Times
The Bush administration pressed on today with high-profile efforts to reassure Americans that political progress is being made in Iraq despite the unrelenting violence there and that it has specific plans to ensure military victory. Recent opinion polls have exposed a mounting restiveness among Americans over the wisdom and prosecution of the war in Iraq, and administration officials have recently sought to address those concerns in a series of public appearances.
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US military helicopter crashes in Afghanistan Reuters
A US military Chinook helicopter capable of carrying more than 30 people crashed on an anti-guerrilla mission in eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday but the fate of those on board was not immediately known. The U.S. military was unable to say how many were on board but CNN quoted an unidentified U.S. military official as saying "about 16 U.S. troops" were on the helicopter. "A rocket was fired at an American helicopter in the district," said an Afghan official in Kunar province, where the crash occurred. He requested anonymity. A Pentagon official, asking not to be named, said: "I wouldn't rule out anything."
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World’s First Nuclear Fusion Plant Will Have French Accent WebProNews
France has been chosen to host the world's first nuclear fusion reactor, an international consortium decision that passed over Japan's bid for building it.
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Israelis, Palestinians Warned of Tactics Guardian Unlimited
Israeli and Palestinian leaders warned Tuesday against a violent response to Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip later this summer, reflecting concern that extremists on both sides could trigger confrontations.
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Defendants in Pakistan's Infamous Gang Rape Ordered Re-Arrested Voice of America
Pakistan's Supreme Court has ordered the re-arrest of 13 men accused of involvement in the gang rape of a woman in 2002, pending completion of the final appeals in the case.
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Iraqis Expressed Ambivalence About Direction of Country New York Times
Haydar Farman strode from a back room in the office where he had been eating grilled chicken with other engineers.
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French man-o'-war upstages Nelson MSN Money
Diplomacy ruled the waves, but not the shores, as the British and French navies joined forces on Tuesday in the biggest-ever international fleet review to commemorate Admiral Horatio Nelson's defeat of Napoleon's ships off Trafalgar 200 years ago.
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John Paul sainthood cause launched, court sworn in Reuters.uk
Pope John Paul, considered a saint by many Roman Catholics even before he died in April, was formally launched on the road towards sainthood on Tuesday.
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Qur'an thrown in toilet by US guards: ex-prisoner CBC News
A Muslim cleric once held at the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has told reporters in Moscow that fellow prisoners told him that guards desecrated the Qur'an by putting it in a toilet.
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Bush speech draws mixed response USA Today
WASHINGTON — President Bush's address on Iraq drew a largely partisan response at home and a mixed one overseas Wednesday, as the White House waits to learn whether the speech will rally public support. In a televised, prime-time speech from Fort Bragg, N.C., Bush said Tuesday that although images of violence in Iraq are horrifying, "The proper response is not retreat, it is courage." "We will stay in the fight until the fight is won," he said.
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Violent Protests Over Gaza Plans CBS News
Jewish settlers got militant Wednesday over Israel's plans to pull out of the Gaza Strip in two months, both inside and outside Israel. Soldiers fired into the air to stop a clash between settlers and Palestinian residents at an outpost on the outskirts of the Shirat Hayam settlement. The clash broke out shortly after Israeli soldiers forcibly removed about 20 settlers who had holed up in the outpost — an abandoned Palestinian home. Settlers and Palestinians threw stones at one another, wounding at least three people, witnesses said. Earlier, during morning rush hour, right-wing Israelis opposed to the Gaza pullout scattered nails and oil across a main highway during morning rush hour, crippling traffic, reports CBS News Correspondent Robert Berger.
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'New era' on defense for India and US International Herald Tribune
NEW DELHI A 10-year military agreement just signed by the defense secretaries of the United States and India is intended to provide for numerous advances in the relationship, including joint weapons production, greater sharing of technology and intelligence as well as an increased trade in arms.
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China backs thermo-nuclear site in France Hindu
China today hailed as a "milestone" an international deal to pick France as the host of the world's first largescale nuclear fusion plant.
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Musharraf says gang rape victim free to travel Sify
Islamabad: Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday said he was pained by the plight of a woman who was gang raped on the orders of a tribal council and added that she was now free to go anywhere.
Pakistan rape victim must get justice-president Reuters
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Arroyo to sack ministers amid scandal - TV report Malaysia Star
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo will purge her cabinet of at least four ministers and two other officials close to her scandal-prone husband on Friday, local television reported on Wednesday.
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Fleet gathers for Trafalgar celebrations ITV.com
Just like the night of Nelson's greatest victory, the weather played a major part in a re-enactment of the Battle of Trafalgar.
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John Paul II set on road to sainthood Chicago Tribune
Pope John Paul II was placed Tuesday on what is expected to be a record-breaking sprint toward sainthood, amid mounting popular pressure for the beatification process to be completed by summer's end.
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Muslim country FMs hold talks on Iraq Xinhua
Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Jordan, Iraq and Iran held a meeting here on Wednesday morning on the sidelines of the 32nd session of the foreign ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC).
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SKorea urges US not to provoke NKorea Forbes
South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon said he has urged the United States to avoid provoking North Korea at a time when hopes are high for a new round of six-party nuclear talks.
Seoul Strives for Progress in Nuke Talks Korea Times
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Attacks Mar Anniversary of Return to Iraqi Rule Los Angeles Times
The insurgency claims at least a dozen more lives. Two American soldiers and an octogenarian legislator are among those killed. By Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer.
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Russian held at Guantanamo speaks against Quran desecration Xinhua
A Russian formerly held at the Guantanamo Bay detention centre in Cuba has spoken out against his treatment at the hands of US forces.
Taliban remnants blamed in US crash Detroit Free Press
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Egyptian opposition leader's trial adjourned Xinhua
Southern Cairo Criminal Court has agreed to adjourn until Thursday the trial of Ayman Nour, leader ofthe opposition party El-Ghad (Tomorrow) and a member of parliament,the Egyptian Gazette daily reported Wednesday.
Trial of Egyptian Candidate Gets Off to Tumultuous Start Washington Post
Mubarak Opponent, in Court, Rejects Charge of Electoral Forgery New York Times
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Russia, Uzbeks plan first joint military exercises Reuters AlertNet
Russia is to conduct joint military exercises with Uzbekistan, Russia's defence minister said on Wednesday in a further sign of Moscow's growing support for the Central Asian state after a bloody government crackdown. The Uzbek-Russian manoeuvres, which Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov said would be the first since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, come as human rights groups are calling on Washington to review its own military presence in the country.
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Milan Mystery: Did Italy Have Role in Kidnapping Case? New York Times
At least two of the men who snatched him from the street here spoke Italian, an Egyptian terror suspect told a friend here last year.
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After electing speaker, Lebanon looks to nominate PM Khaleej Times
After electing its speaker, parliament moved on Wednesday to the more difficult task of nominating a prime minister, whose job it will be to form the first government free of Syrian intervention in three decades.
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Beijing Hails Japanese Emperor's Tribute to Saipan War Dead Voice of America
China says the Japanese emperor's surprise visit to a memorial honoring Koreans who died on the island of Saipan during World War II is a positive sign.
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Saudi minister warns of further attacks Aljazeera.net
There will be more terrorist attacks inside Saudi Arabia, Interior Minister Prince Nayef bin Abd al-Aziz has warned, pointing to a new list of 36 wanted men that shows the kingdom is still under threat.
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Ex-Zimbabwe MP tells of jail ordeal Guardian Unlimited
A former Zimbabwean MP jailed for allegedly assaulting a cabinet minister was freed yesterday after what he called eight months of hell.
Zimbabwean MP released from prison Globe and Mail
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Singapore CECA to take India closer to CECA with ASEAN: PM Press Trust of India
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement with Singapore will take India a step closer to signing a similar agreement with ASEAN as trade and investment liberalisation needed to be put on a faster track. It is necessary to place trade and investment liberalisation with respect to India's neighbours and ASEAN countries on a faster track," Singh told the Trade and Economic Relations Committee. In this connection, he asked the Committee to come up with proposals to enable forward movement on negotiations for an India-ASEAN CECA.
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Bird Flu Claimed 5 Times More Birds than Thought WLNS
The number of wild birds killed from the avian flu, or bird flu, is 5 times higher then previously reported by the Chinese government.
Flu outbreak hits China's wild birds Globe and Mail
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Bush's Speech Ripples Through Congress FOX News
A day after President Bush went before the nation reinforcing his determination to stay the course in Iraq, lawmakers split along party lines in assessing whether Bush was effective.
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Senate OKs bipartisan energy bill Seattle Times
The Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved an energy bill that would provide tax breaks and incentives to encourage domestic oil and natural-gas production but billions more to boost renewable energy sources, nuclear power and conservation. After years of partisan bickering over energy policy, the Senate struck a bipartisan deal that would benefit the oil industry and begin to address the concerns of Democrats and environmentalists that more needs to be done to conserve energy and develop cleaner energy alternatives. For the first time, the Senate went on record calling for mandatory limits on carbon dioxide and other greenhouse-gas emissions linked to global warming, although the resolution is not binding on the Bush administration, which opposes mandatory controls.
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Senate panel approves Cafta trade pact MarketWatch
The Senate Finance Committee put its stamp of approval on the Central America Free Trade Agreement Wednesday, an important symbolic victory for President Bush as he presses for congressional passage of the controversial trade pact. The Senate panel, by voice vote, "favorably recommended" legislation that would implement the trade pact with the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and Guatemala. The move, which clears the way for a full Senate vote as early as this week, came despite the lack of a final deal designed to assuage the sugar industry's concerns that the pact will result in a significant spike in U.S. sugar imports.
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Redesigned ground zero Freedom Tower plans unveiled WIS
New York Governor George Pataki calls the redesign of the Freedom Tower "a better, safer, and prouder symbol of freedom for our skyline.
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Mexican expatriates win the vote Christian Science Monitor
Millions of Mexicans in the US - dual citizens, visa holders, and undocumented workers alike - were finally given a political voice here this week, as Mexico's Congress allowed countrymen living abroad to vote in elections by absentee ballot. Previously, Mexicans overseas could vote only if they came home to cast their ballots in person - a trip many found expensive or, in the case of those residing in the US illegally, too risky to make.
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Bush Adopting Most of Weapons Commission's Recommendations Bloomberg
US President George W. Bush will create a National Counter Proliferation Center and adopt most of the other recommendations from a commission on weapons of mass destruction, the administration announced.
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Schwarzenegger falling from favor with many voters San Diego Union Tribune
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's once formidable 2006 re-election prospects have deteriorated sharply during the past four months, according to a new Field Poll.
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Court Says Journalists Must Reveal Sources in Lee Case Los Angeles Times
Appellate ruling says four reporters can be held in contempt. Some see an ominous trend. By Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer.
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Supersize her: Baby nearly 14 lbs. Chicago Tribune
Now she's delivered the biggest one yet, a daughter dubbed the "Big Enchilada," and weighing in at 13 pounds, 12 ounces.
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The judge speaketh, sort of Seattle Times
"Is Everett's Ten Commandments monument a religious symbol that should be banned from the public square? "Yet I, US District Judge Robert Lasnik of Seattle, find myself as lost as the wandering Israelites.
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US Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan Voice of America
US officials say a military helicopter that has crashed in eastern Afghanistan with 17 US troops on board may have been shot down by hostile fire.
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Lowering Odds Of A Shark Attack BS News
Two shark attacks in three days off the Florida Panhandle, one of them fatal, have prompted concern among beachgoers all over. But George Burgess, director of the International Shark Attack File of the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida in Gainesville, says the two incidents were "only related in that they're in the same region and both involve circumstances that have some commonality." He explains to The Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith that sharks attack people for a variety of reasons: "Most are simply cases of mistaken identification, in which the shark interprets the activities of the human being, namely splashing, as being (that of) normal prey items. But there are some attacks, such as the (recent) two, that appear to be truly feeding episodes."
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Cutoff of deal with feds leaves MZM out in cold San Diego Union Tribune
Rounding out a calamitous fortnight for a highflying young defense contractor that had rocketed into the industry's top 100 companies in three years, MZM Inc.
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General Assembly kills GOP plan to limit eminent domain powers Newsday
Republican leaders in the state Senate have called for another special session to consider legislation limiting Connecticut's eminent domain laws following its defeat in the General Assembly on Tuesday.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit strike deadline set Seattle Post Intelligencer
Bay Area Rapid Transit workers are set to walk off the job July 6 if they cannot agree with management on a new contract.
Rule out BART strike, trim retirees' subsidy San Francisco Chronicle
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Newsday Ex-Chief Indicted in Child Pornography Case New York Times
Robert M. Johnson, a former publisher of Newsday and a member of the New York State Board of Regents for nine years, was indicted yesterday on federal charges of downloading child pornography onto his office computer and then trying to destroy it once he once he learned that his company was being investigated. The three-count indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, charges that starting in April 2002, Mr. Johnson used two e-mail names to visit child pornography Web sites and download at least two movies containing such pornography while he was chief executive of Bowne & Company, a New York financial printing operation.
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All 17 in US helicopter crash feared dead in Afghanistan London Free Press
US military officials said yesterday they fear all 17 people on board a transport helicopter that went down under fire in Afghanistan are dead but couldn't provide confirmation that was the case. The officials all spoke on condition of anonymity. They cited reports from the region that the helicopter struck the side of a mountain and slid into a deep ravine, which suggested there was little hope of survival.
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