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 The Australian
Britain puts up $51bn to save Royal Bank of Scotland
| THE British Government yesterday took outright control of one of the world's largest banks in the greatest extension of state ownership in the UK since World War II. | The pound stg. 20 billion ($51... (photo: WN)
Bank Europe Germany Photos RBS |
 The Daily Mail
Carla Bruni sparks outrage after she persuades Nicolas Sarkozy to let ex-terrorist from Italy stay ...
| Carla Bruni, the wife of French president Nicolas Sarkozy, sparked a furious diplomatic row today after personally intervening to stop the court-ordered extradition of a wanted Red Briga... (photo: AP / Francois Mori)
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 Independent Online
Football – World Cup 2010 qualifiers: Spain march on, England rally after fans jeer
European champions Spain beat Estonia 3-0 to extend their unbeaten streak to 25 games, and England outplayed Kazakhstan 5-1 in another World Cup qualifying game Saturday ... (photo: AP / Sergey Ponomarev)
England Football Photos Soccer Spain |
 The Boston Globe
Europeans mull restart of Russia partnership talks
| LUXEMBOURG - European Union nations will this week study whether to restart stalled negotiations with Russia on a broad partnership pact after Moscow pulled its troops ... (photo: AP / Sergey Ponomarev)
EU Energy Georgia Photos Russia |
 The Daily Mail
'Massa did it on purpose' - Lewis Hamilton on the crash that could cost him ...
| Lewis Hamilton accused his world championship rival Felipe Massa of 'deliberately' crashing into him as Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix erupted in controversy. | The Briti... (photo: Creative Commons / David Hunt)
Brazil Japan Motor Racing Photos Sport |
 The Philippine Star
$232-M loan sought for road proj
| The Arroyo administration is negotiating a $232-million loan for Phase 2 of the controversial National Roads Improvement and Management Program (NRMP). | The proposed l... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Infrastructure Philippines Photos Projects Road |
 The News International
Pakistani techies stealing European credit card data
Monday, October 13, 2008 | News Desk | NEW YORK: European law-enforcement officials have uncovered a highly-sophisticated credit-card fraud that funnels account data to P... (photo: WN)
Credit Card Europe Pakistani Photos Scandal |
 International Herald Tribune
Did you hear? MP3 players threaten hearing loss
| : Noise from personal music players is a routine annoyance for travelers on buses, trains and planes. | But it also threatens permanent hearing loss for as many as 10 m... (photo: GFDL)
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 International Herald Tribune
European roundup: Spain marches on, England rallies after fans jeer
| European champion Spain beat Estonia 3-0 to extend its unbeaten streak to 25 games, and England outplayed Kazakhstan 5-1 in another World Cup qualifying game Saturday a... (photo: AP / Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
Cup England Photos Soccer Spain |
 Independent online
Iran seeks UNSC seat
| By Patrick Worsnip | Currently-sanctioned Iran will seek a seat on the United Nations Security Council in an election this week that will pit it in a probably hopeless ... (photo: UN)
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