Litvinenko poisoned likely at hotel bar in London inquiry says
Health investigators say evidence points to poisoning at the Millennium Hotel Mayfair bar after two Russians there show radiation sickness. Earlier focus on Piccadilly Circus sushi restaurant shifted as seven bar staff are exposed and quarantined. Police refuse to name the suspected location while investigators weigh medical clues and seek the culprit. Also reports quote a posthumous al Zarqawi interview on Islamic tensions and a revised UN draft on Iran sanctions backed by European nations seeking to narrow measures while retaining a travel ban and asset freezes.
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Bomb planted outside chief minister’s office in Peshawar
A domestic Intelligence Bureau cleaner Mohammed Tufail was caught tossing a seven inch dynamite stick in a trash can near Chief Minister Akram Durrani’s office in Peshawar. Durrani accused Tufail’s IB superior of freeing him and removing explosives. Police detained Durrani ordered an IB director arrest. The North West Frontier Province sits with heavy military presence amid border militancy concerns.
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Fire at Moscow drug hospital kills 45 women
A blaze in a Moscow women’s ward trapped inmates behind a locked gate and barred windows, killing 45. Officials cited arson as a likely cause, while investigators consider other possibilities. About 160 people were evacuated from Hospital No. 17. most victims died of asphyxia with some burns.
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Russia
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Yuri Syomin
Startass
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Bobylyov
United States
Soviet Union
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Lebanese PM accuses Hezbollah of threatening a coup
Prime Minister Fuad Saniora accused Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah of threatening a coup in a heated exchange amid ongoing protests. Demonstrations by Hezbollah and allies intensify as sectarian tensions rise, with calls for a Sunday rally and fears of disruption to Beirut’s vital services.
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Israel
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US pilots charged in plane crash over Amazon jungle
Brazilian police charged two U.S. pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paladino with exposing an aircraft to danger after a September collision over the Amazon killed 154 aboard a Gol Airlines jet. Both pilots left Brazil with passports and face up to 12 years in prison if convicted.
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Westhampton Beach
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Paladino
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