Four Britons and an Australian to be released from Guantanamo
Four Grit Guantanamo detainees Moazzam Begg Feroz Abbasi Martin Mubanga and Richard Belmar will be released within weeks and returned to Britain Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said They are among about 550 prisoners from 42 countries held at the US naval base in Cuba after detentions during the US-led war in Afghanistan.
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Fallujah residents return amid anger at Americans
In Fallujah Iraq anger grows as residents return weeks after the U S led assault. About 60 000 have returned while the U N says only 8 500 of 300 000 have gone back. Destruction remains extensive with craters and downed power lines. Residents express emotional distress and blame foreign fighters for the devastation.
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Sidima Ouda
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Hamed Jasem
Iraq prime minister warns voting may be unsafe
Prime Minister Ayad Allawi warned that parts of Iraq may be unsafe for voters in the upcoming elections. He announced plans to expand the army to 250,000 by year end amid ongoing violence including two bombings killing at least 17 people. He spoke with President Bush by phone and urged proceeding with the vote despite pockets of insecurity and calls for a boycott by Sunni leaders.
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Diabetes linked to higher cancer risk in S Korea study
A 7 million participant study from South Korea finds diabetes raises the risk of developing and dying from several cancers including pancreatic, liver, esophagus, and colon cancers. Blood sugar levels correlated with the highest cancer risks, with follow up to 16 years and about 5 percent of participants having diabetes.
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Prostitution Debates Split Tijuana Over Red Light District
In Tijuana's Callejon Coahuila the protest and police pressure clash with a city trying to project renewal as a tourism and arts hub. Prostitutes known as paraditas recount poverty wages, risk, and a fight to stay in business outside El Burro Bar while officials push a new image.
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