British scientist wins cloning license to study motor neuron disease
Britain grants Ian Wilmut a cloning license to clone human embryos and extract stem cells, aiming to reveal how nerve cells fail in motor neuron disease. The project, led with Christopher Shaw, involves creating embryos, deriving stem cells, and comparing them with healthy cells, sparking controversy from abortion and bio-conservatives.
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Baby 81 Begins 186 Mile DNA Test Journey to Colombo
Baby 81, the tsunami orphan, leaves Kalmunai hospital for Colombo to undergo court ordered DNA tests. The 3 month old is to be tested against two parents seeking custody, with results in 2 days to 2 weeks.
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Rice urges Europe to move beyond Iraq disputes
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged European critics to open a new chapter in transatlantic relations during a Paris address. She defended Bush foreign policy, highlighted Iraqi voter bravery, and said Europe must work with America on common goals while acknowledging cautious shifts in alliance positions. France has opposed Iraq policy. Barnier urged a fresh start but warned alliance differs from allegiance.
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Five Die In Peruvian Prison Riot At Lurigancho
A clash between rival gangs at Lurigancho prison in Lima leaves five inmates dead and at least 18 wounded. Officials note overcrowding, lax security, and porous entrances allowing firearms. The incident underscores systemic prison safety failures and organized crime activity inside Peru’s jail system.
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