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Yahoo! News: World News
- US troop deaths hit 7-month high in Iraq
(AP)
AP - The U.S. military death toll hit a seven-month high of 49 on Wednesday with more than half the losses in Baghdad as American forces wage growing street battles against Shiite fighters. - Zimbabwe opposition repeats `no' to any presidential runoff
(AP)
AP - Zimbabwe's opposition rejected a presidential runoff election despite a media report Wednesday saying the long-delayed official tally delivered them a victory short of an outright win. - Austria case revives European debate on light prison terms
(AP)
AP - Police say Josef Fritzl left a lot of human wreckage in his wake: the daughter he imprisoned and raped for 24 years, the seven children he fathered with her and the wife whose life he shattered. - 7 killed during raid on militant hideout in Afghan capital
(AP)
AP - Hundreds of intelligence agents on Wednesday raided the hideout of militants with suspected links to an attack on President Hamid Karzai, as the Afghan capital was sucked deeper into the war against the Taliban. - Pakistan's leaders extend talks on reinstating ousted judges
(AP)
AP - Pakistan's new leaders failed to meet their Wednesday deadline to restore judges ousted by President Pervez Musharraf, but said they would keep trying to resolve a dispute that is threatening their month-old coalition government. - Drogba gets revenge on Benitez to set up United showdown
(AFP)
AFP - Didier Drogba sent Chelsea to their first Champions League final and got revenge on Rafa Benitez as his double strike clinched a 3-2 win against Liverpool in Wednesday's semi-final second leg. - Israel to display rarely seen scroll
(AP)
AP - A rarely displayed segment of the Dead Sea Scrolls will be part of an exhibition for President Bush and other dignitaries attending Israel's 60th anniversary celebrations next month, a museum official said Wednesday. - Chilean town giving free Viagra to senior citizens
(AP)
AP - A working class suburb of Chile's capital began handing out free Viagra to senior citizens on Wednesday. Lo Prado Mayor Gonzalo Navarrete said he launched the program because "an active sexuality improves the overall quality of life." - Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai wins vote: sources
(Reuters)
Reuters - Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai beat
Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe's presidential election, winning 47
percent of the vote against the president's 43 percent, senior
government sources said on Wednesday. - US seeks NKorean assurance it's not engaging in terror
(AFP)
AFP - The United States said Wednesday it must conduct an analysis and get assurances from North Korea before removing the country from a list of state sponsors of terrorism. - Five killed as boats collide in Sydney Harbour
(AFP)
AFP - Five people were killed and nine injured when two boats collided in Sydney Harbour, it was reported Thursday.
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BBC News | World | UK Edition
- Pakistan judges talks to continue
The leaders of Pakistan's new ruling coalition are set to resume crucial talks in Dubai about sacked judges. - Cellar father refuses to explain
The Austrian man accused of keeping his daughter in a cellar for 24 years, refuses to explain his acts. - Five die in Sydney harbour crash
Five people have died in a collision between a fishing trawler and a smaller boat in Sydney Harbour. - Beijing is to impose smoking ban
Officials in China's capital are set to impose a ban smoking in most public buildings in the run-up to the Olympics. - Russia warned on Georgia move
Nato says Russia's troop build-up in Georgia's two breakaway regions risks escalating tension in the area. - Zimbabwe blames opposition
Zimbabwe's opposition is behind electoral fraud and violence, the influential police chief says. - Italian tax details posted on web
Italians are outraged after the government publishes every citizen's declared taxable income. - Belarus expulsions 'unjustified'
The US says a decision by Belarus to order the expulsion of 10 of its diplomats in Minsk is "unwarranted". - Further cut in US interest rates
The Federal Reserve makes a further cut in US interest rates, reducing them from 2.25% to 2.0%. - Drugs chiefs ask golf to do more
Anti-doping bosses tell BBC Sport the R&A was right to postpone testing at the Open but call on golf to take doping more seriously. - Tennis: Shoaib loses ban appeal
Shoaib Akhtar loses his appeal against a five-year ban imposed by the Pakistan Cricket Board but can still play overseas. - Kenya cabinet cash shortfall
Kenya may use funds intended to resettle the displaced to help find some $300m to pay for the new coalition cabinet. - Namibia finds treasure wreck
A five-hundred-year-old shipwreck laden with treasure has been discovered off the coast of Namibia. - Al-Qaeda 'greatest threat' to US
Al-Qaeda remains the greatest terrorist threat to the US, according to a US state department report. - Starbucks reports falling profits
Coffee chain giant Starbucks releases the disappointing results that it warned investors about last week. - Few gains for press freedom
A survey of media freedom reports losses and gains in E Asia - and North Korea is still bottom of the list. - Chinese police find child slaves
Chinese police rescue more than 100 children sold to work as slave labourers in Guangdong. - EU hails Turkey free speech move
Turkey's vote to amend a law that limits freedom of speech is welcomed by the EU. - EU migrants 'settling across UK'
Eastern Europeans have settled more widely in the UK than people in earlier waves of migration, a study says. - Baghdad clashes 'leave 400 dead'
More than 400 people have been killed in fighting in Baghdad in April, say officials at hospitals in Iraq's capital. - New plan for W Bank checkpoints
Former Israeli generals and senior Palestinians put forward a plan for kick-starting the West Bank's economy. - 'Karzai attackers' die in siege
Afghan officials in Kabul say they have killed three insurgents linked to Sunday's attack on President Karzai. - Afghan 'health link' to uranium
The BBC hears that rising rates of child health issues in Afghanistan may be linked to depleted uranium weapons. - Rebuilding lives in DR Congo
Mike Thomson returns to DR Congo to visit Zawadi, a young mother with a remarkable story of survival. - Punjab reaps a poisoned harvest
The Green Revolution made the Punjab India's richest farmland but cancer fears have soured the dream says David Loyn. - Russia's region of 'lawlessness'
Russia's North Caucasus is largely off-limits to foreign journalists, but James Rodgers has been to the region.
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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
- Further cut in US interest rates
The Federal Reserve reduces US interest rates from 2.25% to 2.0% as it attempts to avoid a possible recession. - Cellar father refuses to explain
The Austrian man accused of keeping his daughter in a cellar for 24 years, refuses to explain his acts. - UK house prices in 1% annual fall
House prices in the UK have recorded their first year-on-year fall for 12 years, says the UK's biggest building society. - Zimbabwe police accuse opposition
Zimbabwe's opposition is behind electoral fraud and violence, the influential police chief says. - Brown admits 'mistakes' over tax
Gordon Brown admits making mistakes over 10p tax but says he is "listening and learning" as prime minister. - Report tackles supermarket powers
New measures will improve consumer choice and protect suppliers, the Competition Commission says. - Increase in mobile-using drivers
The number of drivers caught using mobile phones at the wheel has increased by nearly a third. - TB outbreak hits 30 schoolgirls
An outbreak of tuberculosis is affecting 30 pupils at a Birmingham school, the BBC learns. - Russia warned over Georgia move
Nato says Russia's troop build-up in Georgia's two breakaway regions risks escalating tension in the area. - David Blaine breaks record by holding breath for 17 mins 4 secs
Magician David Blaine breaks record by holding breath for 17 mins 4 secs. - Digital revolution
How a US man was able to grow back his finger - Art of innuendo
Almost anything can sound really quite filthy - Future gazing
Can the web solve all the problems of our planet? - Austrian questions
Soul-searching begins after horrific dungeon discovery - Pastor trouble
Matt Frei on Barack Obama and his former pastor - Brown seeks to keep sharks at bay
BBC political correspondent Ben Wright watches as Gordon Brown and David Cameron clash in the Commons. - Scarlett organ repatriation delay
The mother of murdered teenager Scarlett Keeling is to collect her daughter's missing organs in India. - Artwork brings Scots record price
A decorated panel set a world record for the sale of a Scottish art work when it was sold for £1.7m. - Police raids lead to 400 arrests
Almost 400 people are held as police target drugs, gangs and car crime during a two-day operation. - Civil servants 'paid too much'
Public sector wages are too high, according to a report on the competitiveness of NI's economy. - Kenya cabinet cash shortfall
Kenya may use funds intended to resettle the displaced to help find some $300m to pay for the new coalition cabinet. - Al-Qaeda 'greatest threat' to US
Al-Qaeda remains the greatest terrorist threat to the US, according to a US state department report. - Baghdad clashes 'leave 400 dead'
More than 400 people have been killed in fighting in Baghdad in April, say officials at hospitals in Iraq's capital. - Chinese police find child slaves
Chinese police rescue more than 100 children sold to work as slave labourers in Guangdong. - Italian tax details posted on web
Italians are outraged after the government publishes every citizen's declared taxable income. - Pakistan judges talks to continue
The leaders of Pakistan's new ruling coalition are set to resume crucial talks in Dubai about sacked judges. - Starbucks reports falling profits
Coffee chain giant Starbucks releases the disappointing results that it warned investors about last week. - Cameron attacks over terror plans
David Cameron urges the PM to make his plans to extend the terror detention limit a vote of confidence. - Foreign doctor block 'unlawful'
Junior doctors face tougher competition this year after a bid to give UK-trained medics priority in applying for jobs fails. - Schools could monitor well-being
Schools in England could be asked to keep track of pupils' drug use and obesity under plans being considered.
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