British coder to face charges in Massachusetts killings
An unemployed British programmer, Neil Entwistle, agreed to return to the United States to face murder charges in Massachusetts. Home Secretary Charles Clarke signed an order enabling his extradition after a Bow Street hearing. Entwistle is accused of killing his wife Rachel Entwistle and their 9 month old daughter Lillian in Hopkinton, Massachusetts.
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Malaysian In Custody Over 9 11 Style Plot Recruitment
Southeast Asian security officials say a Malaysian man named Zaini Zakaria recruited by al Qaida to pilot a second wave Sept 11 style attack on the United States pulled out after witnessing the World Trade Center and Pentagon carnage. He has been in custody since December 2002. Bush cited regional cooperation in derailing the plot. In Istanbul, Loai Mohammad Haj Bakr al Saqa, 32, was indicted for involvement with al Qaida linked to 2003 bombings, accused of acting as a liaison and providing about 170000 dollars, and charged with attempting to overthrow the secular government. prosecutors seek life in prison.
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Egyptian diplomat released after Gaza kidnapping
An Egyptian diplomat Hussam Almansaly was abducted at gunpoint in Gaza Strip and released early today, unharmed and back in Gaza City. A group calling itself Al Ahrar Brigades claimed responsibility, demanding freedom for Palestinian prisoners in Egyptian jails. Palestinian officials confirmed the release. Major Gaza groups condemned the abduction. details on the release and conditions were not disclosed.
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Bird flu deaths reported in China and Indonesia
Beijing and Jakarta reported a woman killed by a deadly bird flu strain, as Azerbaijan and Nigeria confirmed outbreaks among fowl. U.N. expert Nabarro warned of potential human transmission and possible pandemic, noting no current evidence of virus mutation.
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Eight Die Outside Sunni Mosque in Baghdad Violence
In Baghdad near the Iskan al Shaabi mosque eight people died from a car bomb and gun attack as crowds gathered for Friday prayers. At least 21 others were wounded while chaos spread in the Dora district. Apathetic security and sectarian strain rose amid political talks as U.S. Marines suffered additional casualties nearby.
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New kidnapping deadline set for Jill Carroll demand
Al Rai owner Jassem Boudai says Jill Carroll’s captors threaten fatal harm if demands by February 26 are not met. Tape aired shows Carroll appealing for support to secure her release. U S military says five Iraqi women have been released, three remain in custody.
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