Britain confronts teen knife crime with tougher penalties
London police report rising teen stabbing deaths with 16 youths killed this year, including Arsema Dawn. Prime Minister Gordon Brown announces harsher penalties for 16 and 17 year olds carrying blades and new security measures as London plans metal detectors and wider knife searches.
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Draining Tangjiashan Lake Aims to Ease Sichuan Flood Threat
Engineers and soldiers finally opened a spillway to lower the Tangjiashan lake formed by the May earthquake. The flow remains slow, evacuations continue, and officials caution the dam may still flood if stressed. Officials say the danger lessens but the toll rises to 69,134 dead and 17,681 missing with 1.3 million downstream residents affected.
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Musharraf Resists Resignation Pressure in Pakistan
Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf defies calls to quit while signaling he would retire if Parliament reduces his powers and he becomes a “useless vegetable.” He maintains backing from President Bush amid declining popularity after February elections.
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