Britain to deport non citizens who foment terrorism
Home Secretary Charles Clarke outlined tougher criteria for remaining in Britain after the July attacks on the transit system. He warned that those who create fear or support terror will be expelled, with the first deportations expected in coming days amid civil liberties concerns. The measures follow the July 7 London bombings that killed 52 people and an attempted attack two weeks later.
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Miracle escape as airliner crashes in Amazon mud
At least 58 people survived the Peruvian plane crash after a fiery wreck and mud traversal in the Amazon. The Boeing 737-200 with 98 aboard from Lima to Pucallpa splintered on impact as wind shear was cited and the pilot died. One aviation expert called the escape a miracle.
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Diver Missing After Shark Attack Near Glenelg Beach
A marine researcher from Adelaide University is missing and presumed dead after a shark attack while two researchers dived to collect cuttlefish eggs off Glenelg Beach. A second diver was pulled to safety. the search was halted at night with no details on the shark type or the divers’ identities.
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Adelaide University
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Iran to unveil new nuclear talks proposals
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran will soon offer new proposals for negotiations with Europe on its controversial nuclear program. He instructed the Supreme National Security Council to draft fresh ideas on uranium enrichment. The Bush administration replied that the European diplomatic effort still has legs.
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Europe reels from floods as 34 die in weeklong deluge
Across central and southern Europe rivers surged after days of rain. Romania suffered 25 deaths with thousands displaced. Austria Bulgaria and Switzerland reported nine more fatalities. Swiss Bern evacuated by helicopter. Germany and Austria promised aid as rivers rose. Damaged roads and submerged towns left residents cleaning mud and debris.
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Basler Zeitung
Wildfires flare again near Coimbra amid Portugal drought
In Portugal fires reemerged around Coimbra after firefighters briefly gained control. More than 540 firefighters with 150 trucks and seven air tankers battled blazes in Coimbra and neighboring districts amid extreme drought that has scorched 445000 acres this year, with 15 fatalities and hundreds evacuated.
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Violence erupts after West Bank settlement evacuations
In Jerusalem a stabbed Orthodox Jew dies after a terror attack while four militants are reported killed in a West Bank raid on the Tulkarem refugee camp. Israeli actions also seize land for a separation barrier around Maaleh Adumim, threatening Palestinian cohesion and wider regional tensions.
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