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CNN	10 killed in Beirut srike
	An Israeli strike hit a south Beirut street on the edge of the city's mostly Christian eastern district Monday evening, killing 10 people and wounding 65, security sources said. CNN - August 7, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Lebanon's plan to end violence
	Israeli strikes shake Beirut at daybreak and nightfall, while Lebanon proposes changes to a draft U.N. resolution aimed at halting the Israel-Hezbollah conflict that has left about 800 people dead. CNN - August 7, 2006

Cuban Officials Unite for Message of Stability

Two officials said that Fidel Castro was rapidly recovering, while another said that a succession plan was in place.
New York Times - August 7, 2006

G.I. Tells Why He Testified in Rape-Murder Inquiry

Pfc. Justin Watt described today how he became the whistleblower in the case and how he feared for his life.
New York Times - August 7, 2006

Team Looks at Seafloor as Gas Trap

Researchers proposed what they say is a limitless, low-risk repository for carbon dioxide.
New York Times - August 7, 2006

Leaders of U.S. and Lebanon in Rift on Truce Deal

President Bush called for quick approval of a proposed cease-fire that Lebanon�s prime minister rejected.
New York Times - August 7, 2006

Cycling: Landis - 'error to explain'

Floyd Landis admits he made a mistake in trying to explain his failed drugs test at the Tour de France.
BBC News - August 7, 2006

Nine 'migrants' die on US border

Nine suspected illegal immigrants die after their car swerved to avoid a US border patrol road spike in Arizona.
BBC News - August 7, 2006

Soap star guilty of drink-driving

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson is convicted of drink-driving after driving the wrong way along a road.
BBC News - August 7, 2006

Teen charged over road death

An 18-year-old man charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of an elderly woman is released on bail.
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Sheridan leadership move expected

Tommy Sheridan is expected to take the first step towards reclaiming the leadership of the Scottish Socialist Party .
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Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe is inaugurated for a second term in office amid tight security.
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