Foster twins or triplets ruling in Sheffield clinic case
A High Court ruling found a fertility clinic breached its contract after Patricia and Peter Thompson say they agreed to implant two embryos during 1996 infertility treatments. The doctor testified three embryos were implanted to boost pregnancy chances, though no written agreement exists. the couple seeks damages. Meanwhile in Barcelona, Legionnaires' disease sickens at least 40, with four in serious condition as investigators probe ventilation and water systems for a common source. Twenty-nine others are under medical observation. seven new cases were reported.
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Generali to pay up to 51 billion in Holocaust claims
The Italian insurer Assicurazioni Generali agreed to settle Holocaust era claims for as much as 51 billion. The International Commission for Holocaust Era Insurance Claims is expanding its search, adding 20,000 names from German archives to its online list, which now shows 19,000 names including 9,000 Italian policyholders.
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German doctor killed in West Bank attack in Beit Jala
German chiropractor Harald Fischer, 68, killed by what appeared to be a missile from Gilo during a Beit Jala attack amid rising Israeli-Palestinian violence. His death marks the first foreign casualty in the current intifada. Fischer had served Palestinians for two decades, leaving a frightened wife and children as residents call for international sympathy and accountability.
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Yemen bomb suspects tied to Afghan war veterans identified
Prime Minister Iryani says the two men who steered the boat laden with plastic explosives into the USS Cole are veterans of the Afghan war against Soviet forces. One bomber is Yemeni born in Hadramaut. the second's identity is believed known. Investigators traced the first bomber via false ID from Aden related houses. Authorities link the attack to Muslim extremists angered by U.S. presence, with ties to Osama bin Laden.
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Mir space station to crash land after February burial plan
Russia weighs how to bring the 130-ton Mir space station down safely as officials fear it may hit land instead of ocean. Cabinet consented to bury Mir in February and planners warn remaining debris could reach Australia, risking impact on reinforced concrete and remote locales.
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