Queen to skip Charles and Camilla civil ceremony
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II will not attend the civil wedding ceremony for Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, stating the couple wished for a low key event. She will attend the Windsor church blessing and host a reception at the castle, while funding and attending the service of dedication.
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Bush and Putin clash over democracy before Bratislava summit
President Bush and Vladimir Putin offered divergent takes on Russia’s democracy two days before a major security summit in Bratislava. Bush pressed Moscow on press freedom and reforms, while Putin defended Russia’s democratic path and warned against foreign manipulation of the issue.
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Missing Texas woman and son found. ex-boyfriend charged with murder
In Fort Worth Texas police say Lisa Underwood and her seven month pregnant child were missing after a baby shower no sign of forced entry and a pool of blood found in her home. Ex boyfriend Stephen Dale Barbee 47 was arrested in Tyler on murder charges related to their disappearance. Police say a vehicle tied to the case was found in a Denton County creek and investigators were searching nearby areas for additional bodies or clues.
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Shiites pick al Jaafari as candidate for Iraqi prime minister
Interim Vice President Ibrahim al Jaafari was named the Shiite ticket’s PM candidate after Ahmad Chalabi withdrew. The choice faces coalition and National Assembly approvals and follows a violent day in Baghdad with bombings near government offices and the U S embassy.
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Bush denies plan for U S attack on Iran amid NATO talks
President Bush told reporters in Brussels it is ridiculous to think the United States plans to attack Iran over its nuclear program. He said all options are on the table while urging European partners to back a European Tech approach and avoid a military strike. Bush also praised NATO's training mission in Iraq and signaled a tough stance on Russia's limits on press freedoms and Baltic policy.
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