Lebanon approves deployment near Israel border as UN takes over
Lebanon's cabinet endorses Lebanese army deployment near the border and a staged handover of territory to the U N peacekeeping force. Israel begins withdrawing from southern Lebanon with UNI FIL to grow to 15 000 along with an eventual equal Lebanese force, monitors and security talks continuing.
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Judge orders suspects held without charge in UK terrorism case
A district judge ruled that police have up to 28 days to investigate 23 suspects in an alleged plot to blow up trans Atlantic jetliners. Scotland Yard freed two detainees and kept others in custody through August dates as investigators tackle complex liquids and translation needs.
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Emergency landing after disruptive flyer on London to DC flight
A London to Washington airliner diverted to Boston as two F-15s escorted the jet after a Vermont woman in a jogging suit created a disturbance, muttering incoherently about Pakistan. FBI says the passenger, a U.S. citizen, was arrested for interfering with a flight crew.
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Woman seeks sanctuary in church to avoid deportation
Elvira Arellano 31 and her son Saul 7 sheltered in Aldalberto United Methodist Church in Chicago to avoid removal to Mexico. Federal officials deny church sanctuary rights and did not announce a plan, while activists in Phoenix and across the country rally in support. Arellano crossed into the United States in 1997, was deported, returned, lived in Oregon, then moved to Chicago in 2000.
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Bomb blasts kill 21 in Baghdad amid deadly July period
In central Baghdad, a morning bomb near day laborers killed eight and wounded 28 while two car bombs in Batayween killed 13 and wounded 55. The violence comes as Iraq records the war’s deadliest civilian month with about 3,500 deaths nationwide in July.
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