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U.S. invites Israel and Palestinians to Annapolis - The most likable candidates? Obama and Giuliani are tops - A tactic of Bush's on bills is assailed - Report: Ashcroft firm in big money deal - Busy travel puts pressure on screeners.  

La Haute Cour de Londres a jugé mardi que les dépositions écrites des paparazzi impliqués dans l'accident de la princesse Diana n'étaient pas recevables sans contre-interrogatoire oral lors de l'enquête judiciaire britannique.  

Second H5N1 case found in turkeys - Government stakes claim to climate leadership - UK could set 80 per cent carbon target - Plaid MPs told to repay ad spending - Army chief warns over troop morale.  

Gilmore announces 2008 U.S. Senate bid - Obama, Clinton clash over rumor - Immigration Is the Question - Conservative Frontrunner Still Unclear Among Republican Candidates - Calorie Counting.  

Diamond wedding celebrations for royals - Jemima joins Pakistan protest - Diseases could cost farmers more - Lifeline For England, Heartbreak For Scots In Euro Football - OPEC summit ends in division over weak dollar.  

The Shiite Muslim militant group Hezbollah has launched a massive project to rebuild south Beirut, devastated in last year's war with Israel — and it's paying for much of the construction with international donor funds that were meant to strengthen its top rival, the Lebanese government.  

US envoy: Pakistan must end emergency - US says Iraq attacks down 55 percent - Giuliani, Foe of ‘Socialized’ Medicine, Expanded Public Care - Democrats Outline Plans to Improve Environment.  

Scotland miss out on Euro dream - Dolly the Sheep pioneer drops cloning with embryos: Telegraph - Portuguese police still without 'solution' in Maddie case - Brown hit by poll rating slump.
 

Can Judi Giuliani Help Soften Rudy's Image? - Bill Clinton urges youth to support Hillary - Death of ex-cop's wife called homicide - Courts stall inmate's desire to die - Atty.: $3.4M La. DA deal awaits approval.  

BOSTON - Sen. John Kerry, whose 2004 presidential campaign was torpedoed by critics of his Vietnam War record, said Friday he has personally accepted a Texas oilman's offer to pay $1 million to anyone who can disprove even a single charge of the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. In a letter to T....  

Northern Rock chief executive quits - Schools survey highlights drink and drug abuse - Caborn calls for football pay change - House price growth to hit zero in 2008 - French police question MP's niece over killing.  

Oil spill keeps crabbers away in SF - At debate, Clinton seeks rebound - Bishops issue guidelines for Catholic voters - Broadway talks to resume this weekend - Cowboy tours country to find good news.  

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, 15 November 2007 – Twice each day, Emily Ncube, 72, struggles to hoist a 25-litre bucket of water onto her head. It is a gruelling chore for the frail women but a better option, she says, than making another trip to the clinic with a sick grandchild. “I look after four...  

Inquiry into fighter jet death - Eurostar Passengers Stranded In France - Christmas turkey fears as British bird flu cull widens - Scotland to be independent by 2017: first minister.  

NY governor drops immigrant license plan - Polygamist leader wants verdict tossed - Edwards vows to reverse trade policies - WWII P-38 fighter discovered in Wales - New Orleans aquarium fights red tape.  

A doctor who was first at the scene of the crash which killed Princess Diana has told her inquest he thought she would survive. Dr Frederic Mailliez said he was driving through the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris in the early hours of August 31 1997 when he came upon the Princess's crashed car in...  

The Home Secretary has defended her decision not to make public the fact that illegal immigrants were cleared to work as security guards. acqui Smith told the Commons that she had wanted to establish the "full nature and scale" of the scandal before making an announcement to the public. Ms...  

EL PASO, Texas - A New Mexico man accused of repeatedly crossing into Mexico and raping at least 13 women in their homes was formally notified of the charges he faces Tuesday in a Mexican court. Gustavo Haro, 32, was arrested Sunday in the sprawling city of Ciudad Juarez, across the Rio Grande...  

LAS VEGAS - One of the men who accompanied O.J. Simpson to a hotel-room confrontation with two sports memorabilia dealers testified Tuesday that the former football star wanted them to bring "heat" to show they meant business. Simpson, his golfing buddy, Walter Alexander, and Charles "Spencer"...