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05 Jan 2009 21:37
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05:34 GMT, Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Fighting flares outside Gaza City
Militants engage Israeli forces near Gaza City as "friendly fire" kills three soldiers on the third night of the ground offensive.
Gaza City at dawn
Obama says US economy 'very sick'
US President-elect Barack Obama says that America's economy is very sick and that the situation is worsening.
US vows 'huge' marine protection
The US is to establish "the largest area of protected sea in the world", banning fishing and mining, around its Pacific islands.
Missing the driver
Concern for Steve Jobs amid the Macworld buzz
Reynolds' China
Awake or asleep? Second picture shows difference
DR Congo rebels 'oust Gen Nkunda'
Dozens die in Guatemala landslide
Japanese whaler reported missing
French TV ditches prime-time ads
Nine get Queen's bravery awards
Steep sales drop for US carmakers
Females 'less physically active'
Apple's Jobs admits poor health
Inside the ruined remains of the Tamil Tiger HQ
- Fighting flares outside Gaza City
- Oz 'penis fire' suspect charged
- Obama says US economy 'very sick'
Females 'less physically active'Fresh explosions hit GazaRemains of mosque hit in air strikeAftermath of Gaza raids
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05 Jan 2009 16:35
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00:33 GMT, Tuesday, 6 January 2009Inside Gaza's al-Shifa hospital
Steep sales drop for US carmakers
US carmakers report sharp falls in their sales in December as the economic slowdown drives customers away from showrooms.
Spain celebrates Epiphany with parades
Year of change?
Mugabe's exit and other forecasts for Africa in 2009
Reynolds' China
Awake or asleep? Second picture shows difference
Captured 'capital'
Inside the ruined remains of the Tamil Tiger HQ
Obama 'planning $800bn stimulus'
Guns 'link several Greek attacks'
New US embassy opens in Baghdad
Army closes in on key Jaffna pass
Congress launches Madoff inquiry
Police 'encouraged' to hack more
No comment
Why Obama has stayed silent over the Gaza crisis
Obama 'has selected spying chief'
Blackburn edge Cup battlers BlythWorld Briefing- Pink iguana rewrites family tree
- Pink iguana rewrites family tree
Obama's strategic silence on GazaDiving with hunting squidSpace elevator climber demoSpain celebrates Epiphany -
05 Jan 2009 11:44
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19:36 GMT, Monday, 5 January 2009
Casualties rise in Gaza offensive
Casualties have been pouring into overcrowded hospitals in Gaza as Israel continues its offensive against militant groups.
Humanitarian crisis deepens
Bowen diary: Deluge of envoys
Who is a civilian?
Eyewitness: Taking cover
In pictures: Gaza offensive
Gaza conflict: Mid-East reaction
Obama 'planning $800bn stimulus'
US President-elect Barack Obama is seeing Congressional leaders to discuss his stimulus plan, which reports say could total $800bn.
Apple's Jobs admits poor health
Steve Jobs, head of Apple, has disclosed in a statement that he is being treated for a hormone imbalance.
Huge undersea 'wall' found in Taiwan Strait
Day in pictures
Eye-catching pictures from around the world
Top tasks
Which issues are top of Barack Obama's to-do list?
Crisis talks for Kenya coalition
Dozens die in Guatemala landslide
France tries Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
Tehran offers to 'protect' Ebadi
Mumbai evidence given to Pakistan
Scientists dismiss 'detox myth'
Holes give edge to new MoD armour
Cloud hangs over Macworld opening
Film bankers?
Blockbusters which could help industry cope with crisis
Dangerous turn
Police shooting fuels fears of Greek terror revival
Kiss of life
Brave doctors try to revive Nigeria's health system
Guns 'link several Greek attacks'
Live text - FA Cup third round
Spurs and Pompey differ on Defoe
Analysis- Child elopers' Africa plan foiled
Morris dancing 'extinction' fearHoles give edge to new MoD armourCasualties rise in Gaza offensiveChild elopers' Africa plan foiledApple's Jobs admits poor healthObama 'planning $800bn stimulus'Day in picturesHuge undersea 'wall' discoveredInside Gaza's al-Shifa hospitalIsraeli assault on Gaza continuesQuartet wants 'immediate ceasefire'
Lark Rise- Top Gear
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05 Jan 2009 04:56
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12:54 GMT, Monday, 5 January 2009
Israel vows no let-up over Gaza
Israel's defence minister says Hamas militants have been hit "hard", but vows a 10-day-old Gaza offensive will continue.
Gaza conflict: Who is a civilian?
Mumbai evidence given to Pakistan
India says it has handed over to Islamabad evidence that links the Mumbai attacks to "elements" in Pakistan.
China to 'clean up' the internet
China launches a new campaign to get rid of unhealthy, vulgar and pornographic content on the internet.
Greek plans to exploit volcanoes
Japan unveils house-keeping robots
Captured 'capital'
Inside the ruined remains of the Tamil Tiger HQ
Film bankers?
Blockbusters which could help industry cope with crisis
AU plea to plug Somali troop gaps
Obama sells stimulus to Congress
Asian shares start 2009 strongly
EU to meet as gas supplies fall
New leader takes oath in Kashmir
Cameron makes savings tax pledge
Oil price rises on Gaza conflict
Travolta 'heartbroken' over son
Webb's America
My son's illness and the stark realities of US healthcare
Fun and games
Children in Phnom Penh get their first public playground
Risky business
Bets are off on gambling boom in China's Macau
New US embassy opens in Baghdad
Gunmen shoot policeman in Athens
Wedgwood goes into administration
Cloud hangs over Macworld opening
Siddle wickets put Aussies on top
Downing submits transfer request
News and analysis- Playing golf can 'damage hearing'
- Wedgwood goes into administration
- BBC acts over light-skinned doll
China to 'clean up' the internet- Israel vows no let-up over Gaza
Wedgwood goes into administrationCloud hangs over Macworld openingAftermath of Gaza raidsGay, elderly and alone in New YorkIsraeli assault on Gaza continuesGaza eyewitness on 'massacre'Japan's housekeeping robots
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04 Jan 2009 23:32
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07:27 GMT, Monday, 5 January 2009
Envoys race to halt Gaza carnage
Top European envoys including the French president embark on a bid to halt the bloodshed in Gaza.
Jeremy Bowen: High stakes
Gunmen shoot policeman in Athens
A Greek riot policeman is seriously injured by attackers armed with Kalashnikov automatic weapons in Athens, officials say.
Mumbai evidence given to Pakistan
India says it has handed over evidence to Pakistan linking the Mumbai attacks to "elements" in that country.
Gay, elderly and alone - how New York helpsGlobal warming threat to skiing
Search for Indonesia's quake victims
World Cup hopes
Africans hope to cash in on the 2010 football tournament
Australian killed in Afghanistan
Bid to save future of Braille in UK
Baghdad bomb kills Shia pilgrims
Cancer cells 'cheat suicide call'
Fuelling greed
The distortion of values in oil-rich Nigeria
Viva Miami!
How Cuba's exiles became part of the American mix
Tamil Tiger rebels 'kill 53' soldiers
Shark sightings spark alert in Oz
Obama commerce nominee pulls out
Scientists urge fence to save Tasmanian Devil from cancerThe World TodayScientists dismiss 'detox myth'Propaganda war: trusting what we see?Envoys race to halt Gaza carnageBlood tests taken at Asda storeEnvoys race to halt Gaza carnage- Scientists dismiss 'detox myth'
Gunmen shoot policeman in AthensMumbai evidence given to PakistanAerial attacks hit Gaza and IsraelIsraelis and Palestinians mourn victimsGay, elderly and alone
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04 Jan 2009 18:42
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02:40 GMT, Monday, 5 January 2009
Fighting in Gaza rages into the night as Israeli forces backed by heavy armour effectively cut the territory in two.
Baghdad bomb kills Shia pilgrims
A female suicide bomber kills at least 35 Shia pilgrims including Iranians near a shrine in Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
Risky business
Bets are off on gambling boom in China's Macau
Leading light
The Arabic genius working 700 years before Newton
Fuelling greed
The distortion of values in oil-rich Nigeria
Anti-apartheid icon Suzman buried
Thai blaze club boss faces charge
Parties set out plans for economy
China factory output dips further
Scientists dismiss 'detox myth'
Viva Miami!
How Cuba's exiles became part of the American mix
Pointless pursuit
Why trying to get rich quick is like bodybuilding
City reborn
Colombia's Medellin cashes in on its drug baron past
Australia v South Africa scorecard
AnalysisThe 'first true scientist'Bets are off for Macau gambling boomMars rovers roll on to five yearsBaby girl born on US-bound flightFence hope for Tasmanian Devils- The 'first true scientist'
- Bets are off for Macau gambling boom
Analysis: Israeli pride at a costIsraeli forces split Gaza in twoOne-Minute World NewsIsraeli resident on Gaza clashes -
04 Jan 2009 14:08
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22:05 GMT, Sunday, 4 January 2009
Israeli forces split Gaza in two
Israeli ground troops and heavy armour move deeper into the Gaza Strip, in effect cutting the territory in two.
Strong earthquakes hit Indonesia Obama takes family to WashingtonNew Mexico Governor Bill Richardson withdraws as Barack Obama's nominee for US commerce secretary.Up to 40 Shia pilgrims are killed by a female suicide bomber near a shrine in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say.
Merseyside giants clash in FA Cup
Man Utd brush aside 10-man Saints
World Briefing'Period problems split us up'The curse of Nigerian oilGhosts 'all in the mind'- Diamond clues to beasts' demise
Israeli forces split Gaza in twoObama commerce nominee pulls outObama family moves to WashingtonIn pictures: Gaza ground offensiveIsraeli forces split Gaza in twoNew Doctor actor is youngest ever Israeli troops move into GazaJohn Travolta's son dies on holiday -
04 Jan 2009 09:22
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17:17 GMT, Sunday, 4 January 2009
Israeli troops step up operations against Hamas militants, driving deep into Gaza and in effect cutting it in two.
Hamas set for bitter battle
Jeremy Bowen: Faith in force
In pictures: Gaza offensive
Paul Reynolds: Diplomacy waits
Map: Attacks day by day
Gaza voices: Water, power cut
Up to 40 Shia pilgrims are killed by a female suicide bomber near a shrine in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say.
Obama takes family to Washington
US President-elect Barack Obama and his family take up residence in Washington, ahead of his swearing-in as president.
Fuelling greed
The distortion of values in oil-rich Nigeria
Viva Miami!
How Cuba's exiles became part of the American mix
Pointless pursuit
Why trying to get rich quick is like bodybuilding
Ukraine warns EU of gas 'problem'
Police killed in Pakistan blast
PM defends handling of downturn
Nano device 'times drug release'
Mars rovers roll on to five years
Leigh film honoured by US critics
City reborn
Colombia's Medellin cashes in on its drug baron past
Wind of change
Narrow win for Ghana opposition in presidential run-off
Kabul misery
Why all the aid has made little impact on Afghan daily life
Anti-apartheid icon Suzman buried
Thai blaze club boss faces charge
China factory output dips further
Kidnapped reporters freed in Somalia
Boy guilty of shooting his mother
No more nul points? Lloyd Webber selects Eurovision hopefulsLive text - FA Cup third round
Merseyside giants to meet in Cup
Sunday SportsworldHealth group angered by 99p pintNew air route to WW1 battlefieldCar worth £3m is found in garageA prediction that's a safe betWho are Hamas?- Obama family moves to Washington
- A prediction that's a safe bet
- Hamas ready for bitter urban battle
Israeli troops clash with HamasSteam train near completionStruggle for Gaza's injuredGlobal warming threat to ski industry -
04 Jan 2009 02:23
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10:21 GMT, Sunday, 4 January 2009MIDDLE EAST
Israeli troops battle Hamas militants as ground forces and tanks go into Gaza after a week of intense air strikes.
Pilgrims die in Iraq bomb blast
At least 35 Shia pilgrims are killed in a suicide bomb attack near a shrine in Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
Opposition leader wins Ghana poll
Belgian MPs back new government
European flight lands in Baghdad
Markets start year on upbeat note
Hope of insulin cell transplant
Strong earthquakes hit Indonesia
Clarke century boosts Australia
Defeat was indefensible - Hughes
Sports RoundupSteam train near completionStrong earthquakes hit IndonesiaStalin voted third-best RussianMany troops to return from IraqGrape extract kills cancer cellsIsraeli troops clash with HamasStrong earthquakes hit IndonesiaIn pictures: Gaza ground offensiveSteam train near completionGround combat begins in Gaza -
03 Jan 2009 21:36
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05:18 GMT, Sunday, 4 January 2009
Israeli ground forces and tanks enter Gaza, after a week of air strikes, to 'take control' of areas used by militants to fire rockets.
Strong earthquake rocks Indonesia
An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 rocks eastern Indonesia, reportedly killing at least one person and injuring dozens of others.
Boy guilty of shooting his mother
A 12-year-old boy is found guilty in the United States of murdering his mother following a row over his household chores.
Wind of change
Narrow win for Ghana opposition in presidential run-off
Kenyan 'media gag' law approved
Canberra rejects Guantanamo cases
Colombo pushes into Tiger areas
PM 'to create 100,000 new jobs'
John Travolta's teenage son dies
Global Business- Boy guilty of shooting his mother
Superscraper nears date with destiny'Keep off dieting' to avoid flu Strong earthquake rocks Indonesia- Boy guilty of shooting his mother
- In pictures: New phase begins
Israel defence minister on incursionTennant on change for Doctor Who
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