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Bank of England cuts rates for first time in two years - Labour donor in Government warning - Chinook crash report to be examined - Abrahams issues warning to Labour - Terror detention plans criticised.  

Reforming America's health-care system is a thorny election issue - Holy-grail youth vote favors Obama, also wants third-party alternative - Stocks rally again on mortgage plan - Toll Brothers reports $81.8 million loss - Ford recalls 1.1 million vehicles.  

Govt proposes toughening citizenship rules - Britain opposes Taiwan referendum: Miliband - Brown may miss EU treaty signing - British style icon died after drinking weedkiller - HMRC admits seven security breaches.  

Bush mortgage plan includes rate freeze - Governor: Flood damage will be costly - Man reportedly shot at busy Omaha mall - Edwards sees opportunity in Clinton-Obama spat - Iowans undecided as caucuses near.  

Iraqi Kidnappers Give Troops 'Ten Days' To Leave - Ageing components 'factor in crash' - Mystery grows over back-from-the-dead canoeist - Nimrod Inquiry Unable To Identify Cause Of Crash But Fuel Leak Most Likely Cause - British business chiefs demand 'greener' companies.
 

States sue RJ Reynolds over Camel ads - Some push for hunts as grizzlies surge - Trial starts for Marine who killed Iraqi - Pledge, motto cases to be heard by court - Alaska man charged in violent rampage - 'Jena 6' teen pleads guilty to battery - Knievel's victim goes after the money.  

Labour party funding scandal flares up again - EU eases foot-and-mouth restrictions on Britain, Cyprus - Government 'wasting cancer funding' - Diana inquest: 'Driver should not have got behind the wheel' - Rich nations must do more on climate change: Prince Charles.  

U.S. report contradicts Bush on Iran nuclear program - Bush administration hails Chavez defeat - US: Al-Qaida active in Afghanistan - Clinton cranks up rhetoric against Obama - Heavy doubt for Edwards' big promises.  

Brown under fire over secret donations scandal - Computers' damaging carbon trail - Psoriasis, lupus linked to genes: study - Deutsche may abandon N.Rock bid - Coastal Areas Of UK Braced For A Battering From Storms.  

Snow, ice storm rips across northern US - Earth's tropics belt expands - Obama endorsed by Des Moines, Iowa mayor - McCain Endorsed by New Hampshire's Largest Newspaper - Liz Taylor performs despite strike.  

"Si le peuple américain permettait un jour aux banques de contrôler la délivrance de leur monnaie, les banques et les entreprises qui se développeront autour d'elle priveront le peuple de tous leurs biens jusqu'à ce que leurs enfants se réveillent sans abri sur le continent que leurs pères ont occupé."  

Brown calls for shake-up in party funding - UEFA Asks Police To Probe 15 'Fixed' Football Matches - FACTBOX-How Russia voted in last parliament vote - Tokyo wants gas exploration deal with China: official - Retiring Robinson departs in style.  

Hostage crisis ends peacefully - Black Leaders Torn Over Endorsement - Dozens hurt in Chicago train collision - 32 million tax refunds could be delayed - Snow and ice hit Midwest states.  

British Muslims protested outside the Sudanese Embassy over the treatment of jailed teacher Gillian Gibbons. The small but noisy group demanded the immediate release of Mrs Gibbons, who is currently serving a 15-day prison sentence in Sudan after her class of seven-year-olds named a teddy bear...  

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British teacher jailed for 15 days in Sudan - Police to probe Labour donations - Scottish elections provide 'lessons for UK' - Mobile phone explosion kills man.  

Dans un enregistrement sonore dont des extraits ont été diffusés jeudi par la télévision satellitaire qatarie Al-Jazira, Ben Laden s'est adressé aux Européens, leur demandant de mettre fin à l'occupation de l'Afghanistan.  

Real estate agents warn about thieves - Lights come back on Broadway - Minn. pipeline fire sends oil soaring - Republicans hold fight night at debate - Candidates challenged on gays in military.  

Redknapp questioned in corruption probe - Defence spending 'needs billions more' - EU progresses on trade pact with Iraq - Long hours employment law 'not being enforced' - Labour funding chief knew of secret donor.