Kosovo premier resigns after charges and turn in
Kosovo prime minister Ratush Haradinaj announced his resignation after being indicted by the U N war crimes tribunal for alleged atrocities during the conflict with Serb forces. He will travel to The Hague to defend himself and urged Deputy Prime Minister Adem Salihaj to lead briefly until a new premier is chosen.
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Registrar ends objections to Charles and Camilla marriage
The registrar general dismissed formal objections to the prince and Camilla Parker Bowles marriage noting concerns over civil ceremony legality. Objections had a Friday deadline and were filed with regional offices, with the couple living in Chippenham and Chroncester.
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Clinton to return to hospital for decortication
Former President Clinton plans a Thursday decortication at New York Presbyterian Hospital Columbia University Medical Center to remove scar tissue and fluid buildup near his left lung. The procedure is low risk and may be done via small incision or video assisted thoracoscopy. Clinton says he feels fine and will golf in Florida before the operation.
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Pro-Syrian rally crowds Beirut in show of Hezbollah power
Massive crowds filled Riad Solh square in Beirut as protesters backed Syria and Hezbollah, chanting anti US slogans and praising Syria's role. They opposed foreign interference while Syria announced troop redeployments toward the border and discussed withdrawal with Lebanon, but no date was set.
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Eyewitness testimony in Jackson case faces cross examination
In Santa Maria California Michael Jackson defense lawyer confronts a 14 year old accuser and his brother about prior testimony and a magazine show. The boy insists Jackson showed Barely Legal while acknowledging memory gaps and later admits lying under oath in another case.
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Chechen rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov killed in Chechnya raid
Chechen rebel head Aslan Maskhadov, once linked to the Beslan and Moscow attacks, was killed in a Chechnya special forces operation. Reports vary whether FSB or his own bodyguard fired the fatal shot in a north central bunker. His death marks a propaganda win for Russia and may push rebels toward harderline Wahhabi factions.
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Diet pill rimonabant may help long term weight loss
A large European trial shows rimonabant, to be sold as Acarplix by Sanofi Aventis, reduced weight by about 16 pounds over two years versus 54 pounds with a placebo. Dr Jaic Van Gaal led the 1,407 participant study at University Hospital Antwerp, noting most initial weight loss was retained with minor regain in year two. European obesity rates exceed U S levels, prompting potential U S approval.
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