Prince Charles press secretary Sandy Henney resigns
Prince Charles press secretary Sandy Henney resigns with deep regret after seven years in the role. Photos by Daily Telegraph photographer Ian Jones were planned for William’s 18th birthday, but the palace admitted it failed to secure copyright, affecting distribution and charity proceeds.
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Suspects detained in bomb probe
In Sri Lanka police detained more than 60 people for questioning after a bombing killed a government official. The attack sparked a northern theater offensive by troops near Jaffna as Tamil Tiger rebels faced pressure in Kodikamam. Angry workers in Argentina staged a major nationwide protest against spending cuts and tax hikes under President De la Rua.
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Israeli backed SLA soldiers jailed in Lebanon trial
A Lebanese military court jailed two pro Israeli militiamen for 15 years each and acquitted one, as part of 36 cases in a broader trial of 72 South Lebanon Army members charged with collaborating with Israel. Some defendants faced one month to seven year terms amid disputed severity.
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Fiji envoy calls Speight a terrorist amid hostage crisis
U S ambassador Osman Siddique labeled coup leader George Speight a criminal and terrorist and urged prosecution as Fiji’s government crisis stalls. Amid Solomon Islands turmoil, rebels and rival groups keeping arms quiet briefly for foreign ministers to visit before peace efforts collapsed.
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Kisangani siege as Rwanda Uganda clash worsens Congo city
In Kisangani hundreds of thousands face bombardment and hunger as Rwanda and Uganda clash over control amid ceasefire breaches. More than 150 civilians killed and 700 wounded as UN observers plead for an end to fighting and for humanitarian relief.
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