National & World News Archive July 2005
Suburban Jungles' Call of the Wild Sets New Cultural Trend for French Youth
Son's Antics Vex Yushchenko
Fearful Europe Steps Up Security
Young, Patriotic and Bullied to Death
Long wait for relatives as hopes fade for missing Britons
Migration leaves man drought
US Unions to Break Away From National Movement
Short Walk and the No2 Bus - a Very Ordinary Journey to Death
Inter Milan Reverse Decision to Call Off Tour
Brothers' Feud Ends in Death
Food Aid Starts to Reach Niger
Caustic Soda Served in Place of Liqueur
Britons Among Worldwide Victims of £70m a Year Spanish Fraud
Double Blow for Settlers in Gaza Protest
Up to 150,000 Face Starvation in Niger
Tourist Fears After Bus Bombing
Three Days of Suicide Bombs Leave 150 Dead
EC Proposes Tougher Curbs on Suv Emissions
Former WorldCom Boss Ebbers Sentenced to 25 Years
French a Failure, Says Tokyo Chief
Push to Enlarge Security Council Looks Doomed
French ready for a new revolution
Guantánamo Abuse 'allowable'
Pressure Mounts As 30,000 Call on Arroyo to Resign
Albert takes the Monaco crown
Vatican urges jail for kerb crawlers
Muslims regain Srebrenica - for one day
US Bans Military Staff From Travelling to London
Straw: World's Shame Over Srebrenica Massacre
Interim Leader Wins Kyrgyz Poll
Luxembourg Says Yes to European Constitution
Serbs Turn Their Backs on Their Past
Monaco Tantalised By Prince's Love Child
Filipinos Recoil From Mass Protest
Parents Torn Off a Strip Over Dancer
G8: Hope for Africa But Gloom Over Climate
G8 Leaders Agree $50bn Africa Package
Resolute but wary, commuters return to London
Plastic explosives seen as most likely material
Capitals put on high alert
Romans Find Gold on Top of St Peter's
Thousands March on Gleneagles
G8 Protesters to March on Gleneagles
Woman Gives Birth to Triplet 13 Years After Siblings Born
Schröder Woos Middle Class
Pranksters Hijack 'banal' Tv News
Extremists Win If Eu Reform Fails, Says Pm
Schröder Takes Chance on Early Poll
Schröder Loses No Confidence Vote
Droughts, Twisters, Floods: What on Earth Has Happened to Our Weather?
Two Britons Die in Iraq As Bomb Blasts Convoy
The World Has Turned Away - But Darfur's Misery Goes on
Grief, Anger and Questions at Funeral of Brazilian Wrongly Shot By Police
Ugandans Vote for Multi-party State
Godfather of Japanese Underworld Steps Aside
Briton on Terror Charge
Pakistan to Expel Foreign Students in Crackdown
Australia Deports Paedophile to Uk
'Apartheid' at Italian Hospital
Australian Smokers Will Be Extinct By 2030, Researchers Say
Fourth Suspect Arrested in Rome
Saddam Questioned Over Gulf War Uprising
Vatican in Terror Dispute With Israel
Foreign Students Ordered Out of Pakistan Madrassas
The Euro Has Screwed Everybody - Berlusconi
India Flood Death Toll Rises to 500
World Bank Rebuked Over Water Deal
Poland Gets Tough With Europe's Last Dictator
Israelis Quit Gaza for Mobile Village
Village Courts Left to Unearth the True Story of Rwanda's Killing Fields
Chinese Villagers Seize Party Chief
Mubarak to Seek Further Term As Egyptian President
Six-country Pact on Clean Energy 'not Meant to Undermine Kyoto'
Vital Marine Species Under Threat
Give Up, Wife Urges Karadzic
Gang Kills Owner of Safari Lodge
Father Despairs at 'parading of Diaries'
Cyprus Issue Stalls Eu Talks
Minister Criticises Sluggish Response to Crisis in Niger
Grandparents to Get Their Own Day in Italy
Demolitions Go on As Mugabe Defies Un
Egyptian Police Narrow Focus of Search for Hotel Attackers to Local Militants
Tehran Accuses Us of Nuclear Double Standard
Record Rainfall Brings Chaos in India
America Hints at Early Start to Iraq Withdrawal
65 Convicted in French Child Abuse Trial
US in Plan to Bypass Kyoto Protocol
100 killed as monsoon hits India
Mugabe finds succour in Beijing deals
Britain may be left to hold the fort in Afghanistan
Honda workers riot in New Delhi
Mine clearance teams move in after first world war grenades found in French park
New York apologises after Britons seized in security scare
Way paved for empress of Japan
Good start to North Korea talks
Lebanese warlord released
Iraqi Pm Urges Speedy Withdrawal of Us Troops
Unrepentant Killer of Dutch Film-maker Jailed for Life
Musharraf 's Terrorist Claims Are Dismissed
Brazilians Protest Over London Killing
Dutch Film-maker's Killer Gets Life
11 Britons Feared Dead in Red Sea Resort
Nepal's Children Suffer in Civil War
Hopes Grow for North Korea Talks
Suicide Blights China's Young Adults
Iraqi Police Recruits Not Up to Scratch, Says Us Report
Hanoi Jane Takes on Iraq War With Us Bus Tour
Arroyo Calls for Constitutional Reform
One Briton Dead and 10 Missing in Egypt
Red Cross Joins Aid Effort in Niger
Terror Attacks: Holidays to Go Ahead After Foreign Office Advice
Mbeki Hints at Cash for Crisis-torn Zimbabwe
Freedom at Heart of New Iraq, Says Talabani
Police Step Up Hunt for Terror Network
Powerful Earthquake Strikes Nicobar Islands
Baghdad Truck Bomb Kills 40
How the world clamped down on the threat of more violence
Baghdad Truck Bomb Kills 22
Egypt Holds 70 After Red Sea Bombings
Iran Militant is Now Hero of Us Right
Britons Lost in Egypt Horror
Bombers Kill 88 at Egyptian Resort
Car Bombs Kill 36, Injure 120 at Egyptian Resort
Kenyan Mps Back President
36 Die in Riots After Yemen Fuel Price Hikes
Spy Loses Appeal in Us
Tower Bridge 9/11 Plotter Jailed
France May Order Language Tests for Migrants
UN Report Damns Mugabe Slum Clearance Catastrophic
UN Condemns Zimbabwe Demolitions
£70m-a-year Scam Smashed in Spain
Portuguese Villages Evacuated After Forest Fires
Cost of Bribes Soars As Russia's Millionaire Bureaucrats Rake in Profits
Chinese Relent and Revalue the Yuan
Sudan Apologises After Scuffles Mar Rice Visit
250 Arrested As Three-day Gaza Settler Protest Ends
Iranian Reformists Fear Era of Repression
Iraqi Forces Nowhere Near Being Able to Fight Insurgency on Their Own, Senate Told
Indonesia to Cull Chickens in Fight Against Bird Flu
Grenade Attack Suspect Arrested
Pakistan Questions Briton on 'key Role' in Bombings
No Nocturnal Honking Please, Indians Told
Pakistan Denies Arrest of British Bombing Suspect
Myth of the "Stretched Thin" Military
America to Aid India's Nuclear Power Project
Review of Executed Man's Conviction Boosts Anti-death Penalty Lobby
25,000 Iraqi Civilians Killed Since Invasion
Bush to Aid India's Nuclear Power Project
Israeli Police Halt 40,000 Marchers
Pakistan Arrests Militants in Bombs Hunt
Putin Vows to Bolster Border
Ukraine Sacks All Traffic Police
25,000 Civilians Killed Since Iraq Invasion, Says Report
North Korea to Resume Nuclear Talks
Europeans Reject Turkey, Poll Shows
Pakistan Militants Linked to London Attacks
Mugabe Asks South Africa to Bail Him Out
Israeli Protesters Defy Police Ban on March
UK Court Convicts Afghan Warlord
Millwall v Iran Match Likely to Be Called Off Amid Fears of Racist Attacks
Mentally-ill Man Fears Ira Attack
Amnesty in Call for Civil War Justice
Australia Recruits British Squaddies While Army Remains Short-staffed
Germany Blocks Extradition of Al-qaida Suspect
Suicide Bombing Ruled Out in Turkish Bus Blast
Israel Masses Troops Along Gaza Border
Bush Tried to Aid Iraqi Parties
Saddam Trial Date to Be Set 'in Days'
Poaching Leads to More Tuskless Elephants
Indonesia and Aceh Rebels Agree Peace
Israel Poised to Unleash Gaza Offensive
Jailing of Irish Villagers Sparks Anger As Farmers Defy Shell in Battle of the Bog
Ambassador Denies Pakistan Linked to Bombs
Egyptian Officials Urge Caution Over Arrested Biochemist
Top White House Advisers Named As Cia Leak Sources
Parents Try to Reverse Tsunami Legacy
Sarkozy Puts the Boot in As Chirac Falters
Activist 'cut Down By the Evil He Defied'
Abbas in Tv Peace Plea As Violence Puts Israel's Gaza Withdrawal at Risk
British Tourists Hit in Suicide Blast
Huge Tanker Bomb Kills 60 Iraqi Shias
Gaza Missiles and Airstrikes Shatter Ceasefire
US Appeals Court Opens Way for Trial By Military Tribunal of Guantã¡namo Inmate
LAPD Under Fire After Girl Killed in Shootout
European Countries Seek to Dilute G8 Debt Relief Deal
Madrasas Mix Football With Support for Jihad
Chinese General Warns of Nuclear Risk to Us
Rove 'discussed Outed Cia Agent With Journalists'
Five suicide car bombings kill civilians and troops
Chemistry student held in Cairo
Chirac silent on third term
More Deaths Threaten Uneasy Truce in Israel
US Muslim to Appeal Life Sentence for Inciting Jihad
Civilians Bear Brunt of Iraqi Insurgency
Beleaguered Jackson Faces Fresh Court Battles - and Comparisons to Willy Wonka
UN Arms Trade Deal Toothless, Say Critics
Sharon Orders Reprisals for Bombing
Triple Train Crash Kills 128 in Remote Town in Southern Pakistan
Dutch Hold Bomb Suspect, 17
Children Are Main Victims of Iraq Blast
Australia to Send Troops to Afghanistan
Protesters Put Pressure on Arroyo
Ten Iraqis Suffocate in Police Lorry
Sack Rove Over Spy Leak, Say Democrats
Suicide Bomber Shatters Ceasefire in Israel
Settlers rally at Sa Nur in last stand against Sharon's disengagement plan
Navy Seal's body found after failed Afghan mission
Florida breathes sigh of relief as it avoids the worst of Dennis
Row over integration rocks Indian province
Forget the games - think fertility, French are told
Italian librarian cycled home with bomb under saddle
19 die in Siberian shop blaze
Merkel Unveils Tax-raising Manifesto
Mandela in Hiv Plea to Youth
Man on Trial for Dutch Film-maker's Murder
Terror Suspects Escape Us Afghan Base
Reid Plays Down Iraq Troop Withdrawal Report
Fear of Prosecution Prompts Us Paper to Pull Stories
Putin Critic Investigated
Hurricane Dennis Pounds Florida
North Korea to Rejoin Nuclear Talks
Hamas Promises Not to Disrupt Pullout
Bishops Allow Arroyo Reprieve
UK Plans to Slash Iraq Force Over the Next Year
At Least 20 Injured in Turkey Explosion
200 Feared Drowned in Indonesia
'Britain Sent Me Back to Mugabe. Now I'm in Hiding'
US Braced for Storms As Hurricane Lashes Cuba
Man Cuts Feet Off 'promiscuous' Wife
Fox News Slammed Over 'callous' Line
US Jobless Total Lowest for 4 Years
Moral Ties Attached to Us Aids Cash
Schröder Adviser Resigns From Vw in Sex Scandal
For Once, Families in Baghdad Phone to Check on Loved Ones in Britain
Italy Sets Date to Pull Troops Out of Iraq
Leaders Deplore 'barbaric' Act
More than 50 killed in blasts
22 bomb attack victims on critical list
Following their lead
Muslim leaders fear backlash
Madrid remembers its own dark day
City puts emergency plans into action
Egyptian envoy to Iraq killed, says al-Qaida
G8 Set to Agree on Climate Change and Aid Deal
G8 Defies Bombers As Summit Continues
Blair: No Going Back to Kyoto
Iran's Nuclear Talks in Doubt
Seven Arrested in Pakistan for 'honour Crime' Rape
Violent Protests Across India After Attack on Holy Site
Al-Qaida Threatens to Kill Captured Egyptian Diplomat
Few Rules, No Referee and the Wildest Polo Anywhere As Pakistan Towns Battle It Out
New York Times Journalist Jailed
Building Blight on Spanish Coastline
Militants Target Barbers of Baghdad
Darfur Rebels Sign Peace Agreement
G8 Protest Banned After Violence Flares
UK Seeks to Free Troops for Afghanistan
Iraq Insurgency Forces Pentagon Rethink on Ability to Fight Two Wars at Once
Missing Girl Suspects Released
Israel to Deploy Huge Force During Gaza Evacuation
Call for Us Date to Leave Central Asia
Gunmen Storm Disputed Religious Site in India
Court Hears How Teenage Introvert Created Devastating Computer Virus in His Bedroom
Protest Fails to Halt End of Berlin Tribute
Mexico's Forgotten Race Steps Into Spotlight
Franco-German Axis Obsolete, Says Sarkozy
Chirac's Reheated Food Jokes Bring Blair to the Boil
Salmonella Warning Over Spanish Lettuce
US Bombing Kills Afghan Villagers As Search Continues for Soldiers
Missing Girl Found With Sex Offender
Bush Goes With Flow of Rightwing Tide
US Close to Climate Change Concessions
No Favours on Climate Change, Says Bush
Bjorn Blows It at European Opent Festival
Greeks Fight to Stop Ultra-right Festival
US Soldier Rescued After Big Losses in Afghanistan
US Accused of Excessive Secrecy
Israeli Ministers Don Body Armour As Unrest Grows
Conservatives Seek Appointment of One of Their Own to Supreme Court
Kurd Murder Claim Against Iran Leader
Key Bush Aide Named in Row Over Cia Leak
One Woman's Death Brings Iraq War Home to Small-town America
Bush Says: I Put Us Interests First
West Bank Settlers Left Under Siege
Ukraine's Iron Lady Provokes Rift
UK Aid Funds Iraqi Torture Units
Microsoft Pays Out $775m to Settle Ibm Claim
Corrupt Practices Cost Indian Citizens £2.7bn, Says Watchdog
Abuse Trial Ends in France
A Humble Beginning Helped to Form Iran's New Hard Man
CIA Methods Exposed By Kidnap Inquiry
Retirement Sparks Us Judiciary Fight
Mixed Reviews for Bush Offer to Double African Aid
Pirates Hijack Tsunami Aid Ship
Israeli Forces Oust 150 Gaza Rebels From Hotel