National & World News Archive October 2006
Briton Tells How Fumes Killed Children in Corfu
'Great Crocodile' of Apartheid Dies at 90
'Not Deaf Enough' University Head is Forced Out
UK Signs Gore to Sell Climate Case in Us
Woman Critical After Youths Set Fire to Bus in Marseille Ambush
MP Accused of Taking Wrong Seat
Congo Votes in Peaceful Poll But Many Fear War After Result
Drink, Drugs, Eton and the World's Wildest Party
'Chop Wound' Kills Conqueror of Ali
Nurse 'killed Patient Over Grudge'
UN Vote Paves Way for Arms Treaty
Kirkuk: a City at Boiling Point
Women Freeze Eggs in Wait for Right Partner, Us Study Finds
After War, Invasion and Volcanic Eruption, Goma Yearns for Peace
US Warned of Ballot Box Chaos As Elections Near
Soldiers Sign Online Lobby for Withdrawal
Corruption Fears Grow As High Rises Go Up From the Costas to La Mancha
Kremlin Warns of Charges in Sakhalin Gas Inquiry
Wars Cancel Out Aid Spending, Warn Mps
Kidnapped Ap Photographer Released in Gaza
War Effect Chills the Hearts of Republican Middle America
Italy's Nhs 'kills 50,000 a Year'
'Arrogant' Us Has Failed, Says Spin Doctor
Likes: Gym, Skiing, Karate. Dislikes: My Video Cv Being the No 1 Laugh on Youtube
Land Reform Critics Predict Financial Ruin, Violence and Poor Crop Yields
Boom and Bust: the 'baby Losers' Fight Back
Gibraltar Row Hits Tenpin Bowlers
Scandal-hit Republicans Fear the Worst
Scandal-hit Republicans Hit New Low in the Polls
We're Lovin' It: the Us Carries on Consuming
Political Turmoil and Street Protests: Rebellion's Bitter Legacy Lives on
Tenants Lose Battle As Manhattan District is Sold for Record £2.9bn
Dingle Fights to Keep Its Name
Guilty Plea Over Sale of Alistair Cooke Bones
Barroso Warns of Semantic Distraction to Eu Progress
For Africa's Other Orphans, the Wait for a Family May Never End
New Research Shows That Negative Expressions Are More Easily Inherited Than Positive Ones
Bust But Still Beaming: Us Liberal Radio
Populists Seize the Moment As Discontent Grips Central Europe
Oil and Gas Rights: the Weapons of a New Cold War
The Unfortunate End of Lemony Snicket
Europeans Turn to Cocaine and Alcohol As Cannabis Loses Favour
US Soldiers Should Face Justice, Says Family of Itn Reporter Terry Lloyd
Muted Response From an Ally With No Faith in Withdrawal
Untouchables Embrace Buddha to Escape Oppression
Fake or Fortune? Rare Historic Coins Turn Up on Skid Row
Separated By a Few Yards of Water, But Worlds Apart
ITN Reporter Terry Lloyd Unlawfully Killed, Inquest Rules
General Gives Voice to Army's Unspoken Fears
300 Million and Counting ... Us Reaches Population Milestone
Thousands of Children in Congo Armed Groups, Report Says
Passengers in Coma Before Airliner Crashed
Pilgrims to Santiago Battle Lice Hazard
Sunnis Change Names to Avoid Shia Death Squads
Muslims Angry at New Danish Cartoons Scandal
Tower Crumbles in the Download Era
Censor Sees Through Yan Lianke's Guile
America's Cardboard Army of Flat Daddies Boosts Families
US Claims Guantanamo 'saved Lives'
EU Strikes Deal With Us Over Sharing of Passenger Data
First Year Success For Prince Albert Of Monaco
Speaker Fights to Save Job and Party Seats in Us Sex Scandal
Poll Paints Bleak Election Picture for Republicans
Amish School Was Riddled With Bullets - Coroner
Email Sex Scandal Puts Republican Majority at Risk
Kremlin Targets Georgians After Spy Row
Schoolhouse Killer Haunted By Guilt Over Abuse
Military May Have Withheld Details of Reporter's Death, Inquest Told
ITN Chief Criticises Military at Terry Lloyd Inquest
African Nation Builds £1.4m Marble Mausoleum for Colonial Master
Schoolhouse Killer Guilty About Abuse of Young Girls 20 Years Ago
School Superintendent’s Inappropriate Video Could Get Him Fired
Terry Lloyd Inquest Begins in Oxford
Britain to Us: We Don't Want Guantánamo Nine Back
Gunman Kills Three Girls in Amish Classroom
Trouble Looms As Election Returns Bitter Rivals
Arms Sales Record As Firms Duck Controls With 'flat-pack' Weapons
Agencies Flee Refugee Camp in Darfur Clashes
Rebel Groups Kill 40 in Darfur
'Smugglers' Get 15 Minutes to Go, Then House is Blown Up
Republican Resigns Over 'sick' Email to 16-year-old Boy
Al-Jazeera English Channel to Launch Next Month
North Korea Today Agreed to Resume Talks
The Russians Are Coming - and Bringing the Threat of Scandal to the City
North Korea to Resume Talks on Nuclear Disarmament
Bombing Forces Change of Plans for Charles and Camilla
Growing Anger As Us Accused of Being Behind Madrasa Attacks
Colombian Drugs Boss Arrested in Spain
Finns Arrange Urgent Meeting to Try to Bridge Cyprus Divide
New Law May Cut Chinese Death Penalties
Hamas Touts 10-year Ceasefire Plan Instead of Recognising Israel
Iraq Insurgents Trying to Sway Us Voters, Says Cheney
Analysts Sceptical About Report's Impact in Us - and Benefits of Using Al Gore
Mexican Police Defend City Centre Against Protesters
Mills and Berlusconi to Face Bribery Charges
Prince of Wales Will Go Where Few Vips Dare on State Visit to Pakistan
Police Offensive Scatters Mexican Demonstrators
Pinochet Held on Murder and Torture Charges
US Tries to Mend Fences As Violence Soars
Tribal Fury As Pakistan Military Kills 80 in Religious School
Serbia Snubs Un With Vote to Keep Kosovo
Mexican Riot Police Retake City After Street Battles
Threat to 100,000 Illegal Spanish Houses
Fears Over Huge Growth in Iraq's Unregulated Private Armies
Gallows Cast Shadow Over Prince's Pakistan Visit
80 Dead in Pakistan Madrasa Raid
31 Killed in Baghdad Blast
Sceptics Scorn Climate Report Prediction of Global Chaos
Showdown Looms As Mexican Riot Police Move in on City Occupied By Protesters
Nato Claims 70 Taliban Killed in Firefight
Israeli President Told: Step Down
Israeli Barrier and Settlement to Leave West Bank Village With Nowhere to Go
Car-makers and Eu Head for Showdown
Bush Plans Rallies in Heartlands to Halt Election Mauling
Sandinista Comeback Alarms Us
The Daughter Who is Taking on the Might of Bp
Saddam's Trial Farce Stumbles to Climax
Taliban Plan to Fight Through Winter to Throttle Kabul
Mexico Fury As Bush Gives Go-ahead to Border Fence
Danish Court Dismisses Muhammad Cartoons Case
D'Ancona: Media Got It Wrong in Lebanon
Cheney Condemned for Backing Water Torture
South African Government Ends Aids Denial
Cheney Endorses Simulated Drowning
Russia Opposes Draft Un Resolution on Iran
Haiti Militiaman Ordered to Pay £10m for Rapes
Family Holiday Ends in Tragedy As Two British Children Found Dead in Corfu
As Violence Grows, Oil-rich Kirkuk Could Hold Key to Iraq's Future
Nicaragua Votes to Outlaw Abortion
Tackle Climate Change or Face Deep Recession, World's Leaders Warned
Australian Muslim Leader Compares Uncovered Women to Exposed Meat
France Gets Fiery Reminder of Civil Unrest
Eta Suspected of Stealing Guns From French Arms Depot
Mandela Backs $5m Award for African Rulers
Merkel Furious Over Afghan Skull Pictures
Iraqi Pm Condemns Us Raid on Shia Stronghold
Police Sent in to Quell China College Unrest
US Soldier to Voice Iraq Conflict Opposition
Iraqi Pm Dismisses Talk of Us Timeline
Separation of Detained Mothers From Breastfed Babies to Stop
CIA Tried to Silence Eu on Torture Flights
High-flying Lifestyle of the Cia's Rendition Men
Conman Foster Jumps From Bridge in Fiji
Confessions on a Tv Show: Oprah Hears Madonna's Side of the Story
Bush Concedes Depth of Domestic Unease Over War But Vows New Tactics Will Earn Victory
Greek Children Occupy Schools As Teachers' Pay Row Worsens
Karadzic Captured ... at Least in the Hollywood Version
Goodies Galore As Venezuelan Presidential Rivals Vie for Votes
Chinese Students Riot After Diplomas Branded Useless
Chile Investigates Reports of Pinochet Gold
G6 Leaders to Discuss Anti-terror Measures
Venezuela Battles for Security Council Seat
Month of Corporate Hospitality Kills Chinese Official
US Ambassador Denies Cause is Lost in Iraq
Anger Over Early Release of Bali Bomb Prisoners
US Poll Shows 58% Believe Iraq Was a Mistake
China Denies Reports of North Korean Apology
Chinese Dismiss Rumours of Kim Jong-il Apology
US Embarrassed By Terror Suspect
Brazilian Suspected of 42 Killings Confesses to Murdering Teenager
Nuclear Talks Hope Fades As China Says Kim Did Not Apologise
Paris Syndrome Hits Japanese
Spanish Photographer Abducted at Gunpoint in Gaza City
Conductor on Trial Over Cult Killings in France, Switzerland and Canada
Sudan Would Allow Doubling of Darfur Force
Bush Drops 'stay the Course' Slogan As Political Mood Sours
Croatian Fights Extradition After Arrest on War Crimes Warrant
Britain Will Hold Nerve on Iraq, Says Blair
Hungarian Police Clamp Down on Anti-government Protests
Bush Tells Maliki Government to Tackle Militias or Face Penalties
UK Scientists Attack Lancet Study Over Iraq Death Toll
Panamanians Back Canal Expansion Project
Gardaí Break Up Shell Protest in County Mayo
Support Un Arms Treaty, Say Nobel Laureates
Literature Classes Help Maligned Mexican Police to Go By the Book
Democratic Hero Obama May Run for White House
Ortega Could Win Nicaragua Presidency Outright, Polls Show
Roll Up for Cuba's Finest - Only £233 a Smoke
Outspoken Rightwinger to Join Israeli Coalition
Iranian Leader Calls for a Baby Boom to Help Defeat West
Masked Youths Torch Bus As Paris Riots Anniversary Looms
Largest Animal Rescue in Tennessee County History Saves 250 Dogs
Ahmadinejad Urges Iranian Baby Boom to Challenge West
Spin Doctor Alberto Fernandez Apologises for Talking of Us Arrogance and Stupidity in Iraq
Blair Gives Iraq 12 Months to Be Ready for Handover
Chávez's Revolutionary Intent Stalls Amid Bumbling Bureaucracy
US Tells Iraqi Pm to Disarm the Militias and Take Control
UK Warned Against Invasion
Ireland's British Embassy Hosts Same-sex Couples
Spain Launches Crackdown on Municipal Graft After Putin Cuts Up Rough at Dinnertime
Israel Admits It Used Phosphorus Weapons
Sudan Expels Un Official for Blog Revealing Darfur Military Defeats
Disarm the Militias and Take Control - White House Issues Demands to Embattled Pm
Vietnam Cracks Down on Net 'subversives'
'Blood Money' Could Save Death Row Briton
How Iraq Came Home to Haunt America
Nigeria Hostage Feared Dead is Freed
Iraq Mayhem Triggers Hunt for Exit Strategy in Us and Uk
North Korea Backs Down After Chinese Pressure
Shia Fighters Seize Iraqi City
Reporters Sans Frontieres Say Putin Should Be Stripped of Legion of Honour
Russia: Putin Praises Sexual Prowess of Israeli President
Iran: Ahmadinejad Warns Europe It Will Pay for Backing Israel
The Genteel Revolt That is Remaking Us Policy on Iraq
Hungarian Revolution - 50 Years On: How Soviet Tanks Crushed Dreams of British Communists
EU Clash on Warning to Putin Over Gas Supplies
Russian Leader in Dock Over Sex Case Remarks
Putin Blames Georgia for Caucasus Unrest
Ahmadinejad Warns Europe It Will Pay for Backing Israel
How Your Supermarket Flowers Empty Kenya's Rivers
Chinese Pressure Forces North Korea to Apologise and Promise No More Tests
Iraq Mayhem Launches Hunt for Exit Strategy in Us and Uk
China Raises Hopes of Fresh N Korea Talks
Blair Warns of Climate Change 'tipping Points'
Italian Reporter's Abductors Increase Demands
British Soldier Killed in Helmand Suicide Attack
Bloody Month Saps Us Morale in Iraq
Hizbullah Accused of Using Cluster Bombs
Hungarian Revolution - 50 Years on
Hizbullah 'used Cluster Bombs'
Soldier Killed in Suicide Bombing of Afghanistan Patrol
Poland Fires Warning Shots at German Pleasure Boat
Pakistani Leader Mulls Pardon for Death-row Briton
By Train From Europe to Africa - Undersea Tunnel Project Takes a Leap Forward
Spanish King Accused of Shooting Tame Bear Made Drunk on Vodka
Britain to Defy Us Over Un Resolution on Arms Trade
Iran Embarks on Anti-smoking Drive
We've Lost Battle for Baghdad, Us Admits
China Presses North Korea on Nuclear Tests
Bush Accepts Iraq-vietnam War Comparison
British Soldiers Hurt in Afghan Suicide Attack
Soldiers Hurt in Afghan Suicide Attack
Stolen Bone Transplant Patients May Sue
Germany to Put Debt and Aid for Africa at Top of G8 Agenda
Bush Issues Doctrine for Us Control of Space
Tamil Tigers Use Attacks As Show of Strength
Hizbullah Representatives on the Group's Interest in Parks and Pollution
Irish Town to Vote on Re-adoption of English Name
No Magic Bullets for Iraq, Bush Strategist Warns
US Troops Face Trial Over Abuse and Murder Claims
Tigers Raise Stakes in Tourist Belt Bombing
New Fears for Kidnapped Italian
US Stops Venezuela Planes Deal
Bureaucracy Forces Foreign Aid Groups to Stop Work in Russia
UK Refuses to Back Cluster Bomb Ban As Extent of Use in Lebanon Revealed
Rice Pledge to Protect Japan Cools North Korea Fears
Ethiopian Government Blocks Report of Massacre By Its Forces
Blair: Troops May Quit Iraq in 10-16 Months
Demands Made of Release of Kidnapped Photographer
Bush Confidant Prepares Way for Radical Shift By Us on Iraq
Para Chief Reveals Afghan Supply Woes
Venezuela's Hopes of a Seat on the Security Council Seem to Be Fading.
Cuban Newspaper Uncovers Widespread Corruption
Britain to Look at Boosting Darfur Force
The New-look Chávez: Lover, People's Poet, Electioneer
UN Braces for Long Haul As Security Council Election Goes on
Gaza Doctors Say Patients Suffering Mystery Injuries After Israeli Attacks
Iran Bans Fast Internet to Cut West's Influence
Fears Grow of Second Nuclear Test As Us is Accused of Declaration of War
Iraq War Cost Years of Progress in Afghanistan - Uk Brigadier
North Korea 'preparing Second Nuclear Test'
Japan to Halve Bluefin Tuna Quota
Kenya Pressed on Rwandan Genocide Suspect
US Sweats Over Chávez Decision at Un
Tax Dodge Row Costs Swedish Coalition Second Minister
Billionaire Leads Ecuador Poll, Forcing Chávez Ally Into Run-off
US Policy in Iraq is Not Working
Hopes for Peace Talks Between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan Government May Be Another Victim of Today's Bombing
US Tests Confirm North Korea Nuclear Blast
Barroso Calls for Eu to Move Beyond Constitution Debacle
Sri Lanka Bomb Attack Kills 92
French Cafe Games Get a Tax Break
Saddam Calls on People to Unite and Oust Invaders
Israeli President Lies Low After Rape Claim
New Swedish Government Hit By Tax Scandal
Don't Mention the President: How Republicans Hope to Stay in Power
Chávez Bid for Security Council Seat Falters
Scores Dead in Sri Lankan Bomb Attack
Barroso Urges Cameron and Brown to Seek More From Eu
Israeli President Misses Parliament Opening After Sex Allegations
Ecuador Faces Election Run-off
'You Want to Hang Him? Go Ahead; India Will Be in Flames'
New York Club Bows Out
Ecuador Tilts Left As Outsider Leads in Polls
US Says It is Up to China to Pressure Pyongyang
Iraq Cancels Peace Talks After Scores More Die
Israeli Police Say President Should Be Charged With Raping Employee
Afghan Gunmen Kidnap Journalist
The Day the Music Was Reborn
'Mix of Factors' Led to New York Air Crash
Gang Wars Shake Spain's Latin Quarter
Island Faces Nature's Next Blow
Police to Close File on Mystery of 'executed' Britons
Mystery Killer is Wiping Out the Flamingo
Now French Right Finds a Woman to Fight Royal
Human Rights Concerns Fail to Staunch Flow of Uk Arms
Rush for Deal As Tests Point to Genuine Nuclear Test
North Korea's Nuclear Test Claim Highlights How Far Removed It Has Become From China
'Untouchables' Undergo Mass Conversion to Buddhism
Security Council to Vote on North Korea Sanctions
Rush for Deal As Doubts Grow Over Nuclear Test
Banker to the World's Poor Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Aide Says White House Mocked Evangelicals
Pioneering Economist Wins Nobel Prize
Army Chief: British Troops Must Pull Out of Iraq Soon
What You Need To Know About Globalization
North Korea Warns of Retaliation Against Japanese Sanctions Over Nuclear Test
Paper Publishes Murdered Russian Journalist Politkovskaya's Last Article
French Mps Anger Ankara Over Armenian Genocide Vote
Zimbabwe's Hairdressers Join Hiv Fight
Amish Murder School Razed
Murdered Russian Reporter's Critical Last Work Published
Clinton Rival Drops Out of 2008 Race
Three Years in a Cave - and Trying for Six
FO's Human Rights Report Omits Attacks on Lebanon
Nobel Prize for Hero of Liberal Turkey Stokes Fears of Nationalist Backlash
French Mps Pass Armenian Genocide Bill
Journalist Seized in Iraq
Manhattan Plane Crash Reawakens Spectre of 9/11
13 Dead in French Train Crash
Bush Discredits Iraqi Death Toll Report
'655,000 Iraqis Killed Since Invasion'
Up to 12 Killed in French Train Crash
Georgians in Russia Live in Fear After Crackdown, Says Envoy
Woman Wins Payout for Slurs on Blog
All Libyan Pupils to Get Laptop and Web Access
Italian Mps Kill Plan to Bridge Sicily and Mainland
Japan Bans All Trade With North Korea
Manhattan Plane Crash Raises Spectre of Second 9/11
Gaza Sliding Into Civil War
One in 40 Iraqis 'killed Since Invasion'
Tesco Denies Child Labour Claims
North Korea: Us Pressure Would Mean War
North Korea Threatens Second Nuclear Test
Pyongyang Threatens More Nuclear Tests
World News in Brief
North Korea Nuclear Test: China Reluctant to Impose Sanctions
Attempt at Palestinian Unification Fails
BBC to Launch Iranian Tv Channel
China Under Pressure to Impose Sanctions
Water for Millions at Risk As Glaciers Melt Away
Democrats Seize on Crisis As Election Issue
Diplomat Says Test Was Smaller Than Expected
Turkey Warns France Over Armenian Genocide Bill
Pink Prison Makes Texan Inmates Blush
Iran's Clerics Caught Up in Blogging Craze
America's Dirty Secret: India Becomes the Gasoline Gusher
Indian Work Bar on Under-14s
US Free Speech Row Grows As Author Says Jewish Complaints Stopped Launch Party
Reporter's 'disgusting' Killing Damaged Russia, Says Putin
UN Divided Over Severity of Nuclear Sanctions
West's Muted Response Speaks Volumes
Abe Vows Japan Will Not Go Nuclear
US Not to Blame for North Korea Nuclear Test, Says Bolton
North Korea Becomes a Nuclear Player
Bush Urges Un Action on North Korea
World Condemns a Grave Threat to Peace
Mystery Dictator With 22 Million in His Thrall
Punitive Measures on the Agenda
Iraqi Vice-president's Brother Assassinated
Chávez Sends Oil to Boost Ortega's Election Bid in Nicaragua
Putin Promises to Hunt Down Journalist's Killers
UN Official: Khartoum Knew of Darfur Militia Raid
Texas Teacher Sacked in Row Over Gallery Nudes
The Moment North Korea Became a Nuclear Player
Nuclear Test Sparks International Condemnation
Nuclear Trial a Test for Un
North Korean Nuclear Test Unnerves Asian Stockmarkets
North Korea Claims First Nuclear Test
France Sets Date for Public Smoking Ban
Musharraf Faces New Questions Over Taliban
Putin Silent As Fiercest Critic is Murdered
US Officials 'believe Castro Dying of Cancer'
Glitch Creates Baggage Chaos at Bangkok Airport
Japan and China Unite to Denounce North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions
Nation Unites to Remember Earthquake Victims
Merkel Under Attack As Poll Ratings Plummet
Big Setback for Bush As Aide Goes in Lobby Row
Hidden Victims of a Brutal Conflict: Iraq's Women
Assassin's Bullet Kills Fiery Critic of Putin
EU Strikes Deal With Us Over Passenger Data
UN Officials Concerned About Annan's Successor As Secretary General
Russia: Don't Threaten Iran Over Nuclear Issue
£21m Ransom Demand for Oil Workers Kidnapped in Nigeria
Chirac's Town Hall Wine Collection to Go Under the Hammer
We've Had Abortions, Say 5,000 Americans As Crucial Vote Nears
Jihad Videos Posted on Youtube Website
Forest Fires in Indonesia Cloak Region in Haze
Despair at Un Over Selection of 'faceless' Ban Ki-moon As General Secretary
Kenya: Mau Mau Veterans to Sue Britain Over Torture and Killings
20 Migrants Drown En Route to Spain
Nicaragua Raises a Glass to El Macuã¡
Brothers Ask for Return of Land Used for Park and Playground
Confusion Over Fate of Al-qaida in Iraq Leader After Four Die in Raid
British Soldiers Prepare for Tough Afghan Winter
One Year On, Pakistan's Desperate Refugees Pray for Another Miracle
Hospitals Overwhelmed As Dengue Fever Sweeps India
Mau Mau Veterans to Sue Britain Over Torture and Illegal Killings in Kenya
Travel Warning: Nigeria
Nato Takes Over Afghan Security
India on Alert As Dengue Fever Spreads
US Denies Claims Al-qaida in Iraq Leader is Dead
Chávez in Final Push for Un Security Council Seat
Palestinian Coalition Talks Fail As Rice Arrives for Visit
Iraq's Universities and Schools Near Collapse As Teachers and Pupils Flee
Khatami's Uk Visit to Bring Tirade From Iran
University Bans Dyed Hair in 'decency' Drive
Japan Seeks to Renew Ties With Neighbours
Row Erupts in Spain Over Treatment of Latin Kings
California Court Case Puts Lethal Injection Under Threat
Iraqi Education System on Brink of Collapse
Khatami's Uk Visit Set to Bring Tirade From Iran
Mumbai Bombings 'main Brain' Arrested
Pyongyang Defiant Over Nuclear Test
Rice Calls for Palestinian Cooperation
Japanese Pm to Visit China and South Korea
Putin Accuses Georgia of Provocation
Republican Who Sent Indecent Emails Was Abused
Nine Us Soldiers Killed in Baghdad
Gunman Admitted Child Abuse
North Korea Says It Will Carry Out Nuclear Test
North Korea Announces Plans to Test Nuclear Weapon
Turkish Passenger Plane Hijacked
Irish Pm Says Sorry Over Payments Scandal
Ban is Front Runner to Succeed Annan
New Plan to Curb Iraqi Violence
US Steps Up Sanctions Pressure on Iran
Ahern Apologises for Accepting Cash 'help'
Struggle for Control of Resources is Backdrop to Tension in Russia and Africa
$20bn and 10 Years to Build - a Giant Rival for Panama Canal
300,000 Extra People to Make Way for Dam Project
UK to Seek Incremental Sanctions Against Tehran
Blair Meets Turkish Pm to Save Accession Bid
Plane Hijack Linked to Pope Appeal
North Korea Threatens to Carry Out Nuclear Weapons Test
Tragedy Strikes in Amish Community
Hamas Closes Offices As Violence Spreads
He Let the Boys Go. Then He Tied Up the Girls and Opened Fire
Soldiers Shot After Ambush in Iraq Killed Unlawfully, Coroner Rules
Iraqi Tribes Launch Battle to Drive Al-qaida Out of Troubled Province
UN's Big Five Line Up Behind South Korean for Annan's Job
Pastors Charged Over £4.6m Hole in Church Collection Plate
Spain Dances to Different Tune With a New National Ballet
Republican in Sex Email Scandal
Russia Escalates Georgia Row Despite Release of 'spies'
Georgia Releases Russian Officers
Students Shot Dead at Amish School
Scandal Forces Second Vote on Brazilian President
Eight Palestinians Die As Fatah and Hamas Fight on Streets of Gaza City
Social Democrats Win in Austria
Arrested in Afghanistan: Abdullah, 25, an Iranian Jihadist 'rejected By the Taliban'
Retired Army General is New Thai Pm
EU Chief Tries a Gentler Approach to Get the Un Into Darfur