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2 Studies Question the Effectiveness of Flu Vaccines

Two new research papers published today have found that such treatments are far less effective than previously thought.
New York Times - September 21, 2005
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CNN	Hurricane Rita strengthens again
	Long lines of cars are heading out of coastal Texan towns as Hurricane Rita gains strength to become a Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of 165 mph (267 km/h). CNN - September 21, 2005

CNN	Texans flee from Rita
	Residents in southeast Texas and coastal Louisiana scurried to get out of the way of Hurricane Rita, a Category 5 hurricane expected to hit the Lone Star State this weekend. CNN - September 21, 2005

CNN	U.S., Iraqi forces attacked
	Insurgents attacked Iraqi police and U.S. troops Wednesday in a Baghdad neighborhood, officials said, prompting a house-to-house search and requests for air support. CNN - September 21, 2005

Iraqi Police Protest British Raid on Jail

Iraqi police officers led an angry demonstration today in the southern city of Basra to protest a British raid on an Iraqi police station earlier in the week.
New York Times - September 21, 2005

Rita Strengthens to Category 5 as It Moves Across Gulf

The storm whipped up winds of 165 miles an hour, 10 m.p.h. higher than the 155 m.p.h. that distinguishes a Category 5.
New York Times - September 21, 2005

House Passes Measure on Hurricane-Related Tax Breaks

As the financial response to Katrina took shape, House Republicans also proposed more than $500 billion in spending cuts.
New York Times - September 21, 2005

Indonesia Wary but Reassured on Avian Flu Death

The genetic evidence suggests that cases identified so far in Indonesia may be no more dangerous than the nearly 100 cases recorded since the beginning of last year in Thailand and Vietnam.
New York Times - September 21, 2005

I.M.F. Cites U.S. Debt in Dangerous Global Imbalances

The U.S. is posed for slower growth next year, and its rising foreign indebtedness is at the heart of dangerous global imbalances.
New York Times - September 21, 2005

Morgan Stanley sees profits slump

Morgan Stanley suffers a sharp fall in profis in the past three months during which its chief executive stood down.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Oil and petrol jump on Hurricane

Oil and fuel prices jump on fears that Hurricane Rita may damage US refineries in the Gulf of Mexico.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Muslim students' police distrust

Higher education minister is worried that 10% of Muslim students would not warn police of terror attacks.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Heatwave makes plants warm planet

The 2003 heatwave turned Europe's plants from absorbers to producers of carbon dioxide, a new study finds.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Basra soldiers tell of fire drama

Soldiers who were shown burning as they were caught up in unrest in Basra speak about their ordeal.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Call for �200m RIR payoff package

Soldiers hit by the end of three RIR battalions should get �60,000 redundancy payments, the UUP says.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Labour peer awaits fire sentence

The former Labour MSP Lord Watson is due to be sentenced at the Sheriff Court in Edinburgh.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

E.coli outbreak meat supply link

A firm supplying meat to schools is linked to an outbreak of E.coli affecting 56 children, according to public health officials.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

UK growth set to slow, IMF warns

The UK economy is set to grow slower this year than the Treasury forecast this year, the IMF says.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Hughes denies Lib Dem leader bid

Simon Hughes has privately denied rumours he is planning a bid for the Lib Dem leadership.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Cricket: Surrey relegation looms

Middlesex's batsmen leave Surrey struggling to avoid relegation after day one at The Oval.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

Brazil speaker quits over 'graft'

The head of the lower house of Brazil's Congress resigns after allegations - which he denies - that he took bribes.
BBC News - September 21, 2005

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