Bin Laden likely alive in border region says top US general
Gen. Richard Myers on a Tarnished morale tour at Bagram said Osama bin Laden is probably alive and hiding in the Pakistan Afghanistan border area. He vowed the al Qaida leader will be captured with absolute certainty, likening the prospect to Saddam Hussein's capture.
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Sharon to address unilateral moves in West Bank
Palestinians urged Israel to honor the peace framework ahead of a keynote by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon outlining possible unilateral moves if talks fail. In Nablus clashes, Israeli forces killed four Palestinians, including an unarmed baker per security sources, amid gunfire from a rooftop.
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Coroner Sets Inquests Into Princess Diana Death
Britain to hold public inquests on January 6 into the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed in Paris. No witnesses will appear in person. Mohammed Al Fayed calls for broader inquiry, government rejects. Clarence House notes inquest is a matter for the coroner.
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Insurgent hunt escalates with Samarra raid and patrol ambush
U S forces kill one soldier in a patrol ambush as a major sweep, Operation Ivy Blizzard, surrounds Samarra with about 2,500 troops plus Iraqi forces. Amid raids, 78 suspects detained. Mosul gunfire wounds nine during protests. Baghdad fuel truck explosion ruled accidental. Saddam remains in custody. Izzat al-Douri remains at large.
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Survivors push for Saddam execution at Halabja
Amna Abdulqader and other Halabja survivors urge justice in an Iraqi court capable of imposing the death penalty for Saddam Hussein over the 1988 gas attack that killed about 5 000 people. US held Saddam in custody as Iraq debates restoring the death penalty and forming a war crimes tribunal with possible foreign judges.
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