Ivory Coast to send 16 member team to peace talks
A government delegation of 16, led by Laurent Dona Fologo, heads to Lome to join peace talks with rebels. President Gbagbo demands rebels disarm before negotiations resume, while rebels press for northern rights, prisoner releases, and reinstatement of dismissed soldiers. French troops guard Abidjan as talks begin.
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Toussaint Alain
Paris
Laurent Gbagbo
Lome
Togo
West Africa
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Mount Etna Eruption Triggers Quakes and Evacuations
Earthquakes near Mount Etna rattled villages in Sicily two days after the volcano erupted. About 1000 residents near the volcano were evacuated as a precaution while authorities checked buildings for damage. Citrus groves and cattle were impacted by ash, and flights were diverted from Catania airport due to ash and poor visibility.
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Four teenage soldiers die at Deepcut barracks in England
Parents demand a formal inquiry into the Deepcut deaths four teens aged 17 to 18 found shot at the Royal Logistic Corps base near London. Military police say suicides but families contest the ruling amid claims of bullying and secrecy at the base.
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James
Llangollen
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Hastings
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Collinson
Anon
Channel 4
Cheryl James
Yvonne Collinson
Jim Collinson
House of Parliament
Deepcut Barracks
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