Ravens moved inside the Tower amid bird flu fears
The Tower of London inner courtyard ravens have been relocated to indoor aviaries due to the HSN1 bird flu threat. Britain weighs indoor housing for millions of chickens if the disease reaches shores, as a palace spokesman announced the move last Wednesday. Austrian prosecutors appeal David Irving's three year sentence for Holocaust denial, arguing it is too lenient given the crime and his influence on right wing radicals.
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Aristide Seeks Return From Exile To Haiti
Haiti's ousted president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, exiled in South Africa, says he hopes to return home soon after his protege won the presidency. He plans to avoid politics and focus on education, even as the United States warns of possible instability upon his return.
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Egypt urges world patience with Hamas leader Cairo
Egypt and United States differ over how to treat Hamas as Condoleezza Rice pushes for a united front while Cairo opposes isolating the Islamist group. Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit backs continued support for the Palestinian Authority and calls for time for Hamas to govern. He warns against immediate aid cuts and notes Israel’s plan to withhold funds. Abbas asks Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh to form a government, a five week process. Gheit signals support for Abbas as Palestinian figure while deferring full judgment on aid and policy.
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Mladic located in Serbia as hunt for fugitive continues
Associated Press reports Gen Ratko Mladic the Bosnian Serb commander blamed for the Srebrenica massacre remains at large in Serbia while authorities negotiate his surrender. Officials say his hiding place was found but offer no exact location amid conflicting reports of arrest or transport to The Hague.
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Rescue Work Presses on at Mud Swamped School Site
U S Marines dig through mud at Guinsaugon Leyte island amid collapsing walls and uncertain ground. Troops and volunteers press the search as hopes of survivors fade after a landslide that killed many and may exceed a thousand. High tech gear briefly detected underground sounds, spurring momentary optimism before grim, methodical digging resumed.
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Miners Trapped at Pasta de Conchos Mine In Mexico
Rescue teams labor with picks and shovels as families of 65 miners trapped by a gas explosion at Pasta de Conchos mine, 85 miles southwest of Eagle Pass, Mexico, demand news. Crews breached one wall but faced more debris, while relatives clamor for information amid guarded entrances.
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