British terror plot tied to NHS doctors from multiple countries
Authorities link an eight person car bombing plot in Britain to NHS medical staff from Iraq India Lebanon Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Investigators say the group likely formed in Britain with shared ideology and acted there rather than from overseas. An Australia based suspect and others linked to Liverpool Glasgow and North Staffordshire hospitals are named.
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Britain
Iraq
India
Lebanon
Middle East
United
Kingdom
National Health Service
England
Scotland
NHS
Bob Ayres
USS
Chatham House
Glasgow International
Australia
North Staffordshire Hospital
Midlands
Newcastle
Lyme
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Glasgow
Asha
Bilal Talal Abdul Samad Abdulla
Abdulla
Baghdad
Khalid Ahmed
Saudi Arabia
British reporter Alan Johnston freed after four months in captivity
BBC correspondent Alan Johnston was released in Gaza after nearly four months in Hamas custody. He appeared pale but said he was OK, surrounded by armed Hamas fighters and escorted to a car. Hamas confirmed the release via its TV channel and a text to The Associated Press. The report gave few details on the circumstances of the release.
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Alan Johnston
Hamas
BBC
Associated Press
Johnston
Gaza
Ismail Haniyeh
Deaths Rise as Lal Masjid Siege Sparks Bloodshed in Islamabad
Islamic militants battled police at the Lal Masjid in Pakistan's capital, killing nine people in the deadliest flare-up of a six month standoff. Police used tear gas and fired warning shots as militants with shotguns and rifles resisted. hundreds of students burned government offices, the clash unfolding over a land dispute near Musharraf's presidency and challenging his vow to curb extremism.
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Red Mosque
Pervez Musharraf
Musharraf
Pakistan
Al-Maliki
Iraq
Baghdad
Shaab
Anbar
U.S
Ramadi
Iraq Cabinet approves oil management law amid boycott protests
Iraq’s Cabinet approved a draft law outlining a federal oil and gas council to review contracts, but 13 of 37 ministers were absent amid Sunni and Shiite boycotts. Prime Minister Maliki urged an end to resignations as violence flared with a Bangkok car bombing in Shaab and new U.S. claims of insurgent casualties near Ramadi.
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Nouri al-Maliki
al-Maliki
Iraq
Ashti Hawrami
U.S
Maliki
Muqtada al-Sadr
Rape as integral weapon in Darfur crisis report says
Refugees International documents say Janjaweed militia use rape systematically against Darfuri women as part of ethnic cleansing. Sudanese law requires four witnesses to prove rape, imprisons victims, and grants immunity to security forces aiding impunity.
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Refugees International
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Chad
Adrienne Fricke
Popular Defense Forces
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