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Pakistan's Kamran Akmal, center, reacts after losing his wicket to England's Tim Bresnan during their first international Twenty20 cricket match in Cardiff, Wales, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010.

Cricket Pakistan Photos Sydney Wikipedia: Betting controversies in cricket

The Daily Telegraph Australia
ICC tell Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal he is now under investigation
| RED-FACED International Cricket Council sleuths have performed a stunning backflip by sending Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal an official notice he is under investigation for fixing the Sydney Te... (photo: AP / Tim Hales)

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez gestures during the inauguration of the new state-run bank Banco Bicentenario at Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

Caracas Chavez Election Photos Socialism

Herald Tribune
Chavez's base, the poor, wobbles as election looms
| CARACAS, Venezuela - On a hilltop overlooking Caracas, dozens of shacks made of wood scraps and corrugated zinc have risen among tall weeds - a new slum tacked on to an old one as the poor face hard... (photo: AP / Fernando Llano)

Lebanese majority leader lawmaker Saad Hariri speaks during a press conference.

The Miami Herald
Lebanon PM: accusations against Syria were mistake
| BEIRUT -- Lebanon's prime minister says it was a mistake to accuse Syria of being behind the 2005 assassination of his father. | The statement is a major turnaround for Saad Hariri, who for years ha... (photo: AP / Grace Kassab)
Crime Lebanon Photos Syria Wikipedia: Rafic Hariri

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London Evening Standard
Bird and swine flu 'super-lab' at St Pancras site
A maximum security laboratory next to St Pancras station will be at the front line of Britain's fight against the next flu pandemic. | The £600 million "super lab" will be one of the largest in Europe... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Bird Flu Pandemic Photos Swine

Malaysian businessman Anson Wong, 52, center with jacket on, walks out from the lockup at a court in Sepang, outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

The Times Of India
Malaysian 'Lizard King' jailed for smuggling snakes
KUALA LUMPUR: A notorious Malaysian wildlife trafficker nicknamed the "Lizard King" was sentenced on Monday to six months in jail for smuggling snakes, a penalty activist... (photo: AP)
Malaysia Photos Smuggling Wikipedia: Wildlife smuggling Wildlife

Lebanese parliamentary majority leader Saad Hariri waves to supporters during a rally, in Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, May 7, 2009.

Gulf News
Lebanese PM says he erred in blaming father's murder on Syria
| Beirut: Lebanese Prime Minister Sa'ad Hariri said in comments published on Monday that he erred in accusing Syria of the murder of his father, ex-premier Rafiq Hariri, ... (photo: AP / Bilal Hussein)
Hariri Murder Photos Syria Wikipedia: Rafic Hariri

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London Evening Standard
Diabetes drug still prescribed months after heart attack fears
A popular diabetes drug is still being prescribed two months after a safety body recommended its withdrawal amid concerns the drug can increase the risk of heart attacks.... (photo: WN / sayalik)
Attack Diabetes Drug Fears Photos

England's Ashley Cole, left, vies with Algeria's Riad Boudebouz during the World Cup group C soccer match between England and Algeria in Cape Town, South Africa

London Evening Standard
Ashley Cole's flat burgled as he trains with England
Ashley Cole's new bachelor pad was burgled while the footballer was away with the England team, police sources said today. | Detectives were waiting to talk to the Chelse... (photo: AP / Roberto Candia)
Ashley Flat Photos Police Trains

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak waves as he arrives at the Economic and Financial forum for the Mediterranean, in Milan, Italy, Monday, July 20 2009.

The Siasat Daily
Mubarak concerned over 'new dangers' in Gulf
| Cairo, September 06: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said Sunday he was concerned about "new dangers" in the Gulf, in an apparent allusion to Iran, whose nuclear ambit... (photo: AP / Luca Bruno)
Allusion Gulf Mubarak Nuclear Photos

People gather at the site of suicide bombing at a police station in Lakki Marwat, Pakistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

The Times Of India
19 killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan
PAKISTAN: A suicide bomber rammed his car into a police station in northwest Pakistan on Monday killing at least 19 people, police said, in a new wave of attacks by al-Qa... (photo: AP / G.A. Marwat)
Pakistan Photos Taliban Terrorism Wikipedia: Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan

File - Natascha Kampusch, the young woman who was held captive in a windowless cell for 8 1/2 years until her dramatic escape in August 2006, appears during a news conference in Vienna, on Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2007, where her mother Brigitte Sirny-Kampusch presents her book about the years without Natascha.

The Independent
Natascha Kampusch reveals horror of living in a dungeon
| Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian girl who was imprisoned for eight years and systematically tortured after being kidnapped on her way to school at the age of 10, has rev... (photo: AP / Hans Punz, file)
Austria Crime Kidnap Photos Wikipedia: Natascha Kampusch

Media Crimes

	Ashley Cole's flat burgled as he trains with England London Evening Standard
	Natascha Kampusch reveals horror of living in a dungeon The Independent
	David Cameron and Andy Coulson: the PM, the PR guru and a scandalous lapse of judgment The Observer
	Nicolas Sarkozy's Roma crisis leaves his presidency still teetering on the brink The Daily Telegraph

War Crimes

	Hindus Upset Over Mishandling Of Hinduism In USA Scoop
	Criminal charges on trio unlikely in 'spot-fixing' scandal: Former PCB chief Newstrack India
	Meeting to Examine Turmoil in Wheat Markets Scoop
	Gilad Atzmon: The Lowest Of The Low WorldNews.com

Technology Crimes

	Google pays up to settle Buzz privacy case NZ Herald
	Cranky Flight Attendant Can't Have His Job Back National Public Radio
	Apple's iOS 4.1 Actually Usable on the iPhone 3G (Video) The New York Times
	Texas Probes Google on Ranking of Search Results The New York Times

Kidd Wants Carter's Seat

David Sharrock: As unemployment soars, splinter cells think

Babylon Nights, By Daniel Depp

Simon Carr: If this isn't considered fresh evidence, the

Criminals loots Rs 13 lakh from dairy owner

State Congress assails Modi

Hariri ‘erred’ in blaming father’s murder on Syria

Travolta ends $25m extortion case linked to death of his son

Invisible massacre: the crimewave that shames the world

One woman's nightmare, and a crime against humanity

Greenpeace pair found guilty of whale meat theft

NGO report calls for an end to finger test in rape cases

Lebanon charges 84 over sectarian street fight

Saudis demand justice in Thai jewel heist, murders

The Deepwater Horizon blowout preventer is lifted out of the Gulf of Mexico by the Helix Q4000 near the coast of Louisiana, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010.

FBI escorts undersea evidence to NASA base in hunt for oil secrets

People rush for cover soon after an explosion during a Shiite procession in Quetta, Pakistan on Friday, Sept. 3, 2010.

Bomb kills 54 in Pakistan, Taliban threatens US

A fly lands on President Barack Obama's face as he delivers remarks on the Affordable Care Act and the New Patients Bill of Rights, Tuesday, June 22, 2010, in the East Room of the White House in Washington.

Obama and His Family Tied to CIA for Years

Nineteen killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Jordan Times
Taliban suicide bomber drives car into police station killin Gulf News
A war won, lost and put in limbo Khaleej Times
Former FBI agent's statements about Amanda Knox case eli The Examiner
The post-9/11 life of an American charged with murder Houston Chronicle
TV This Week - Sept. 6, 2010 - 'Sons of Anarchy' pre Newsvine
Discovery Channel standoff puts spotlight on environmental e The Miami Herald
Nineteen killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Siasat Daily
Nineteen killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Himalayan
Nineteen killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Star
Tonight's TV Hot List: Monday, Sept. 6, 2010 Seattle Post
Johnson: A person's name is a burden when she hates it Denver Post
Taliban announces attacks to be launched on the United State The Examiner
Allies need each other more than they care to admit Irish Times
FBI escorts undersea evidence to NASA base in hunt for oil s The Australian
The most wanted warlords in the hemisphere Houston Chronicle
Obama Fact Sheet: A call to consciousness The Examiner
Censored News: BP refinery releases toxics, wasted billions The Examiner
Faux Change: Blackwater Hijinks Newsvine
Original owners of proposed mosque site sold it for $4.8 mil The Examiner

New Zealand army soldiers stand guards at a barrier two days after the weekend's powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake that rocked near the south island, in Christchurch, New Zealand, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

Earthquake aftershocks keep Christchurch awake

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, center, leaves a public book signing at the Eason book store, in Dublin, Saturday Sept. 4, 2010

Protests force Blair to cancel London book signing

Cigarettes - Tobacco - Store

New York cigarette tax plans raise tensions on reservations

Baby thrower acquitted and discharged The Daily Telegraph Australia
When 18th birthday celebrations go bad The Daily Telegraph Australia
Baby throwing mother acquitted The Daily Telegraph Australia
Minister announces delegations for Associate Scoop
Keep Suffrage Memorial in Khartoum Place Scoop
City Vision Commitment on Dominion Road Scoop
Tikanga Expert In Conversation with Noel Cheer Scoop
Kidd Wants Carter's Seat Scoop
Big increases in visitors to civil defence website Scoop
Survey results show need for Waikato preparation Scoop
Candidates On Track For Trains Scoop
Dick Quax Campaign Newsletter Scoop
Wake Up Waitakere- Again Scoop
Family man allegedly killed mum and child The Star
Five more Indonesian fishermen held for encroachment The Star
IGP speaks out against third party interference The Star
Five foreigners among eight students arrested for drugs The Star
Fish breeder shot dead The Star
Nabbed — fugitive who fled to Singapore for hand reattachmen The Star
Youth held for 'sharing' schoolgirl sex video The Star

Kashmiri Muslim protesters throw stones and bricks at Indian police and paramilitary soldiers during a protest in Srinagar, India, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010. Anger against Indian rule runs deep in the region, which is divided between Hindu-majority India and predominantly Muslim Pakistan and claimed by both nuclear-armed nations in its entirety.

Three protesters killed in Kashmir, toll 68

Mongolian ceremonial horsemen march past a display of the Mongolian flag during the Naadam opening ceremony in Ulan Bator, Mongolia, Tuesday, July 11, 2006.

Discontent fuels Mongolia's far-right groups

Kashmir on its mind, Govt mulls all-party meeting

Kashmir on its mind, Govt mulls all-party meeting

Four killed as violence erupts in north Kashmir Zeenews
Big Labor's "Legacy of Violence" Newsvine
'Cosatu will not tolerate violence' Independent online
12 killed as violence flares in Indian Kashmir (Roundup) m&c
Four out of 10 Brit men are domestic violence victims DNA India
Taliban threaten violence at Afghan polls Toledo Blade
Violence in Iraq leaves 6 dead, 21 wounded CNN
1 dead, 11 hurt in NC city's night of gun violence The News & Observer
Three protesters killed in Kashmir, toll 68 The Times Of India
Can Philadelphia school end black vs. Asian violence? USA Today
Violence in Iraq kills 1, wounds 15 CNN
Of Youths and Violence All Africa
Gamcotrap Train 30 Journalists On Harmful Traditional Practi All Africa
Psychological as well as physical violence leads to postnata PhysOrg
Country Allows ICC to Probe Poll Violence All Africa
City wants to banish strip club plagued by violence The Columbus Dispatch
'Senseless' Killing Related to Gang Violence All Africa
Bihar CM appeals to Maoists to give up violence Newstrack India
No Food Aid in Matabeleland South Due to Violence All Africa
Nine people killed in south Yemen violence The Siasat Daily

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez gestures during the inauguration of the new state-run bank Banco Bicentenario at Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

Chavez's base, the poor, wobbles as election looms

Saad Hariri, leader of Lebanon's parliamentary majority speaks with The Associated Press before addressing a campaign rally of couple of thousand people at his Beirut residence, Lebanon, Thursday, June 4, 2009.

Lebanon PM retracts Syria charge

Lebanese majority leader lawmaker Saad Hariri speaks during a press conference.

Lebanon PM: accusations against Syria were mistake

Invisible massacre: the crimewave that shames the world The Independent
One woman's nightmare, and a crime against humanity The Independent
David Sharrock: As unemployment soars, splinter cells think The Independent
Babylon Nights, By Daniel Depp The Independent
State Congress assails Modi The Times Of India
Hariri ‘erred’ in blaming father’s murder on Syria The Jordan Times
Saudis demand justice in Thai jewel heist, murders The Jordan Times
Iran stoning woman’s son fears execution after Ramadan The Jordan Times
Terrorism Deccan Chronicle
Hariri admits it was a 'mistake' to blame Syria Daily Star Lebanon
Eighty-four charged over Burj Abi Haider clashes Daily Star Lebanon
Hariri renews pledge to maintain calm discourse despite prov Daily Star Lebanon
Yad Vashem gains access to Polish Holocaust-era archives USA Today
Gujarat HC to decide who should probe Ishrat fake encounter The Times Of India
Tsui whodunit a thriller until end Hong Kong Standard
French gangster raids US box office Hong Kong Standard
Centre, CPM colluded in setting up armed camps: Kishenji Zeenews
Low intensity blasts rock Lahore, Peshawar Zeenews
Court orders probe into whereabouts  of Winter case wi Khaleej Times
Lawyer says Iranian woman could be stoned soon Khaleej Times

INDIA-BOLLYWOOD-ACTRESS-NANDITA-DAS India Bollywood Actress Nandita Das in Kolkata in Eastern India City ----- WN/BHASKAR MALLICK

Now Nandita to direct film on flesh trade

Geisha, a prostitute working at the Chicken Ranch brothel, walks towards the porch in Pahrump, Nev., Tuesday, March 31, 2009.

1 'censored' bar won't stop online prostitution

Fairer spending could save 4m children by 2020, says report

Fairer spending could save 4m children by 2020, says report

Letters: Wiliam Hague The Independent
Invisible massacre: the crimewave that shames the world The Independent
China: Press Visiting Burmese Leader on Elections and Accoun Human Rights
The roots of Arab failure can deepen and indeed spread Daily Star Lebanon
Rwandan leader slams Western critics at swearing-in The Star
US Human Rights Network issues report for UN Periodic Review Newsvine
Soldiers' "mistake" claims lives of 2 innocent m&c
Bahrain activists fear wider unrest Al Jazeera
4 killed, 16 hurt as police fire on Kashmir protesters CNN
India: Prohibit Degrading â€˜Testâ€™ for Rape Human Rights
Rwanda's Kagame blasts Western critics at inauguration m&c
Bahrain's human rights commission chief resigns Gulf News
Bahrain Accuses Activists of Terror, Subversion Wall Street Journal
Labor (Less) Day? The New York Times
And they call themselves Christians Joy Online
Heavy Metal: Howling metal The Examiner
News of the World's activities endanger press freedom The Guardian
Bahraini king says previous pardons were misused amid crackd m&c
Can Philadelphia school end black vs. Asian violence? USA Today
Diplomats' Dilemma: What to Do Other Than Appeasement or Newsvine

An Afghan protester burns a portrait of Dove World Outreach Center's pastor Terry Jones during a demonstration against the United States, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

Burning Koran angers Afghans

File - A cyclist passes near a wall painted saying in Basque language, '' Long Live ETA'' celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Basque armed group ETA in the small Basque town of Zizurkil, northern Spain Friday July 31, 2009, the day before at the explosion of a bomb and killed two Spanish Civil Guard on Palma de Mallorca Island, supposedly by the violent Basque group ETA in Palma de Mallorca Island.

Spain rejects ETA ceasefire

Palestinian women read the Quran at the mosque in Gaza city on 12 August 2010. The start of Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, is traditionally determined by the sighting of a new moon, which often divides Islamic nations over exactly when to begin the festival. Throughout the month, followers are required to abstain from food, drink and sex from dawn to dusk. Activity peaks between "iftar", the breaking of the fast at sunset, and "suhur", the last meal of the day before sunrise. (photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN)

Afghans Protest US Church's Plans To Burn Quran

SC stays death sentence of two Akshardham terror attack conv The Times Of India
Nineteen killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Jordan Times
Lies and the war that has not ended The Jordan Times
Blair's tired old justification still wrong NZ Herald
Terrorism Deccan Chronicle
Gov't asks court to outlaw Abus as terrorist group Inquirer
For the first time, securitymen kill more civilians than ter The Times Of India
Taliban suicide bomber drives car into police station killin Gulf News
Court urged to outlaw Abu Sayyaf Gulf News
A war won, lost and put in limbo Khaleej Times
Central Asia's perfect storm Khaleej Times
Anatomy of a turmoil Deccan Chronicle
ETA ceasefire greeted with scepticism NZ Herald
Europe and Benign Neglect The New York Times
Court frown on cop count The Telegraph India
Sinn FÃ©in 'heavily involved' in push for Eta ceasef The Guardian
Juicy Jeni and the jewellery ambassador for Argos... The Daily Mail
Terror By Fire: Labor Day Weekend Marred By 25 Deliberately- Hartford Courant
Religious fundamentalism looms over Kerala: Pillai The Times Of India
Quran-burning could endanger troops, Petraeus warns CNN

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