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Obama hails extraordinary gathering
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Obama has lunch with 4 presidents
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Obama names special watchdog for federal spending
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Will Smith voted 2008s top moneymaking movie star
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Apples Jobs has hormone imbalance, will stay CEO
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Apple cuts copy protection and prices on iTunes
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HK to restore Bruce Lees old home
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Murray reaches quarterfinals at Qatar Open
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Stocks fall on fresh evidence of economic woes
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US, European stocks dragged down by weak jobs data
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Bathroom Dispute Halts Chess Championship

Vladimir Kramnik of Russia refused to play after being locked out of his private bathroom.
New York Times - September 29, 2006
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CNN	Congressman resigns after e-mails questioned
	Rep. Mark Foley, a Republican from Florida, resigned Friday from the House, a day after a former congressional page questioned e-mails Foley had sent to him. Foley apparently sent the e-mails in August 2005, when the male page was 16 years old. CNN - September 29, 2006

Colorado Gunman Sent Letter Predicting Death

The gunman who held several students hostage in a Colorado high school sent relatives a letter the day before, apologizing for the action that would take place.
New York Times - September 29, 2006

Judge Accepts Plea Deal in Rhode Island Fire

The plea agreement will allow one of the owners to avoid jail despite protests from the victims' relatives.
New York Times - September 29, 2006

Nigeria and Venezuela to Cut Oil Production

The two OPEC members said today that they would voluntarily cut production in response to declining crude oil prices.
New York Times - September 29, 2006

India Economy Grew at Torrid Pace Last Quarter

India is now growing faster than nearly any other sizeable economy in the world.
New York Times - September 29, 2006

US 'hiding Iraq woes' - Woodward

Washington Post writer Bob Woodward says, in a new book, that the true extent of the Iraq war is being hidden.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

More pupils do not speak English

One in eight pupils at primary schools in England speaks English as a second language, official statistics show.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Where old aeroplanes go to die

Our reporter Chris Ledgard visits Chateauroux in France where old planes are sent to be cut up and recycled.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Threat to 250 car part plant jobs

A plant making car window and door seals plans to close next year transferring work abroad, says Bridgend Council.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

VW workers agree to work longer

Volkswagen strikes a deal with unions to extend the working week at six German plants without any increase in pay.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Breast cancer cases have soared

Breast cancer cases have soared in the last three decades in England - but death rates are reducing.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Life for sex attack on woman, 101

A man is jailed for life for attempting to rape a 101-year-old woman in her home in the West Midlands.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Resort plans for island RAF base

Plans to turn a former RAF station on Shetland into a holiday resort and whisky distillery are outlined.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

US nurtures ties with Kazakhstan

US President George W Bush holds talks with the Kazakh president, boosting ties with the oil-producing nation.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Search police find body in church

Police probing the disappearance of a Polish student in Glasgow find a body in the church where she was last seen.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

7 July survivor sues government

A survivor of the 7 July bombings is suing the government saying she has been "betrayed and let down".
BBC News - September 29, 2006

School place church test proposed

Fortnightly church attendance could be required for children to get into popular faith schools, a Church figure suggests.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Fines for violent crime ruled out

Home Secretary John Reid insists violent criminals will not be allowed to escape with on-the-spot fines.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Total curfew declared in Baghdad

The Iraqi government declares an immediate curfew in the capital, affecting both vehicles and people.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

Majority 'oppose Afghan fight'

The majority of people in the UK are against British military presence in Afghanistan, a BBC poll suggests.
BBC News - September 29, 2006

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