Mandela backs neutral Libya trial at Commonwealth summit
Nelson Mandela urged a neutral venue for the Libyan suspects in the Pan Am 103 bombing, saying no country should be prosecutor and judge. He called for an end to sanctions to hand the suspects to the US or Britain and pressed for broader trade and climate action within the Commonwealth.
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Bomb kills Protestant driver near Belfast in truce breach
A small car bomb exploded under driver Glen Greer as he left his Bangor home, killing the 28 year old Protestant and setting his vehicle ablaze. The attack, the first fatality in three months, suggests possible feuding among Northern Ireland's pro British paramilitary groups amid resumed talks and a collapsing cease-fire. No group claimed responsibility and the IRA continued a separate cease-fire.
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