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Blog: British Royals' Trip to Saudi Arabia
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AP - Associated Press writer Donna Abu Nasr is covering the visit of Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, to Saudi Arabia.
Freed British hostage hears prayers of thanks as critics circle
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AFP - Rescued British hostage Norman Kember heard a thanksgiving service for his safe return at his local church as charges circled that he had been foolhardy in going to Iraq in the first place.
Freed Iraq hostage Kember back at local church
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Reuters - Christian peace campaigner Norman Kember went to a service of thanksgiving at his local church in London on Sunday, attending for the first time since he was freed from kidnappers in Iraq earlier in the week.
Blair to make key foreign policy speech in Australia
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AFP - British Prime Minister Tony Blair will make a major foreign policy address Monday in a rare appearance before a joint sitting of Australia's parliament, as he faces political controversy at home and lingering doubts about his future.
Venezuela slaps British oil giant BP with back-tax bill
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AFP - Venezuela ordered British oil giant BP and one of its consortiums to pay 61.39 million dollars in back taxes, the latest in a fiscal crackdown on mostly foreign energy companies.
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Freed British Hostage Returns Home
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AP - Freed British hostage Norman Kember returned home Saturday after four months in captivity in Iraq and thanked the soldiers who saved him and two other peace activists.
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Blog: British Royals' Trip to Saudi Arabia
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AP - Associated Press writer Donna Abu Nasr is covering the visit of Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, to Saudi Arabia.
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Freed hostage thanks rescuers amid criticism
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Freed British hostage Norman Kember has arrived in London after being held captive in Iraq for nearly four months.
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Britain Iraq hostage returns home
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AFP - Norman Kember, the British hostage held in Iraq for almost four months before being freed this week, arrived back in London on a flight from Kuwait, the domestic Press Association news agency reported.
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Freed British hostage arrives home
CNN
Freed British hostage Norman Kember has arrived in London after being held captive in Iraq for nearly four months.
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Freed Kember back in UK amid row
BBC
British former hostage Norman Kember returns to the UK after 117 days spent captive in Baghdad.
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A Remarkable Life: Tortoise Dies at 250
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AP - One of the world's oldest creatures, a giant tortoise believed to have been about 250 years old, has died in the Calcutta zoo where it spent more than half its long life.
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Gangmaster guilty of Chinese drowning deaths in British disaster
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AFP - A Chinese gangmaster was found guilty of the manslaughter of 21 Chinese shellfish pickers who drowned in a treacherous British bay two years ago.
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UK corporal dies in Afghanistan
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A British soldier has died in the southern province of Helmand, says the Ministry of Defence.
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US presses Russia to back UN action against Iran
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Reuters - The United States pressed Russia on Friday to join the West in rebuking Iran at the United Nations as part of a U.S.-led campaign to curb the Islamic republic's nuclear programs.
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Blog: British Royals' Trip to Saudi Arabia
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AP - Associated Press writer Donna Abu Nasr is covering the visit of Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, to Saudi Arabia.
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Kember 'returning home from Iraq'
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British former hostage Norman Kember is on his way back to the UK from Iraq, his peace group says.
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Computers 'meant for al-Qaeda'
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A supergrass tells the Old Bailey he gave a British man three computers because they were needed by al-Qaeda.
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Sprinters 'lost hunger' - Johnson
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BBC pundit Michael Johnson says British sprinters have it far too easy after another track failure in Melbourne.
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British energy major BP abandons Indian oil deal
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AFP - Oil giant BP said that it had abandoned efforts to forge a venture with India's state-run Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL).
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Iraq leaders meet as US presses for govt deal
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Reuters - Iraqi leaders were holding their first formal talks in several days on Friday as Washington kept up pressure on them to form a national unity government that can avert civil war.
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Ancient Tortoise Dies in Calcutta Zoo
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AP - One of the world's oldest creatures, a giant tortoise believed to have been about 250 years old, has died in the Calcutta zoo where it spent more than half its long life.
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Campbell Soup may sell UK, Ireland units
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Reuters - Campbell Soup Co. on Friday said it would consider selling its British and Irish businesses, following a strategic review of its international assets.
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Three Western hostages rescued in Iraq
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AFP - In a lightning operation, US and British forces rescued three Western hostages held captive in Iraq for almost four months, as a string of bombings elsewhere in Baghdad left over 30 dead.
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U.S., British Forces Rescue Iraq Hostages
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AP - Without firing a shot, U.S. and British forces stormed a house Thursday and freed three Christian peace activists who were bound but unguarded, ending a four-month hostage ordeal that saw an American in the group killed and dumped along a railroad track.
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