U N Secretary General warns Iran talks and sanctions
Kofi Annan urged a negotiated settlement with Iran over its nuclear program and warned that military intervention would be unwise. He spoke at a farewell news conference as the Security Council debated sanctions for Tehran. The U.N. evacuated 71 aid workers from Gereida camp in Darfur after gunmen looted compounds.
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Second suspect held in Ipswich prostitute murders
Police pursue killer of five prostitutes. A second suspect, 48, was arrested Tuesday and a dark blue Ford was seized. Detectives say both include Tom Stephens, 37, arrested Monday in Trimley St. Martin. The victims Tania Nicol and others were found in eastern England.
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Libya HIV case: nurses and doctor condemned to death
A Libyan court sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death for infecting more than 400 children with HIV in Benghazi. Trials and retrials spurred international outrage as evidence suggested the virus was present before their arrival. relatives celebrated the verdict while families blame hospital conditions and Libyan authorities for scapegoating the medical workers.
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Palestinian leaders push new Gaza cease fire amid clashes
In Gaza and the West Bank, Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah and Ismail Haniyeh of Hamas signed a fresh cease fire aimed at halting nearly a week of fighting. The deal, brokered by Egypt, requires both sides to withdraw from streets and leaves policing to ordinary officers. The day saw a hospital shootout, an ambush on a street, and the killing of two Fatah-linked intelligence members with seven bystanders wounded.
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