Blair's son receives police reprimand in London incident
Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife escorted 16 year old Euan to Kennington police station where he was given an official reprimand for public drunkenness after celebrations ending school exams. A reprimand is for first offenses by juveniles with no prior convictions and avoids further prosecution unless offenses recur.
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World Bank rejects loan for Chinese resettlement
World Bank directors voted 14-10 against James Wolfensohn’s plan to study a $40 million loan for relocating 58 000 farmers from Tibetan lands in Qinghai. China will fund the project itself, opposing added conditions and signaling continued ties with the bank on other ventures.
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Typhoons threaten Tokyo as Philippines floods kill and displace
Two western Pacific typhoons batter the Philippines with floods and landslides killing at least 16 and leaving 10 missing. A storm moves toward Tokyo with Typhoon Kirogi forecast to reach land and force flight cancellations while 788 Kazushima residents seek shelter.
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