Britain pays detainees to settle torture case
Britain agrees to pay former Guantanamo detainees in a confidential settlement ending a high profile tortures case. At least seven recipients are named, with one man slated for over 1.6 million dollars, while Britain avoids admitting guilt.
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Building disasters expose code weaknesses in Asia
Two major collapses in Shanghai and New Delhi reveal rampant safety gaps as unlicensed welders, unauthorized floors, and weak enforcement collide with rapid urban growth. At least 119 killed, with 53 in Shanghai and 66 in New Delhi.
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Royal couple William and Kate announce 2011 wedding plans
Prince William and Kate Middleton reveal their engagement and plan to wed in spring or summer 2011. The couple, seen at St James's Palace, will marry after eight years together with William wearing Diana’s ring as a family symbol. The union is pivotal for the Windsor dynasty.
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