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Bean opera takes society award

An opera set in a baked bean factory wins a Royal Philharmonic Society award.
BBC News - May 9, 2006
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CNN	CIA insider offered spy agency's No. 2 post
	Steve Kappes, a recently retired CIA insider, has been offered the No. 2 slot at the spy agency, sources told CNN, to reassure the CIA operations community about Gen. Michael Hayden's appointment as director as well as ease concerns about the nominee's military ties. CNN - May 9, 2006

Egyptian Forces Kill Man Said to Be Behind Attacks

Nasser el-Khamis Melahy was identified as the leader of a terrorist cell responsible for 5 suicide bombing attacks.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Cleveland Clinic Moves to Fight Conflicts of Interest

The clinic's board will have a greater role in curtailing industry ties that might bias research or patient care.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Bush's Public Approval at New Low Point

Unhappiness about Iraq and the economy have created a grim political environment for the president, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Rumsfeld Defends Choice for C.I.A. Chief

The defense secretary dismissed speculation today that the C.I.A. might lose its independence if Gen. Michael V. Hayden is confirmed.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Virginia Police Say Gunman Was Targeting Them

The teenager who opened fire outside a police station on Monday may have been acting to avenge a recent arrest.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

China Demands Albania Return 5 Sent From Guant�namo

Beijing demanded the return of five Chinese men who had been transferred to Albania by the U.S. from its prison camp at Guant�namo Bay, Cuba.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

South African Is Acquitted of Rape Charges

South Africa's deputy president was acquitted Monday after a venomous trial that left him politically damaged.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

India's Boy Marathoner Runs Into Critics

A human rights group is investigating whether running a young boy in a 40-mile race constituted child abuse.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Sony to Sell PlayStation 3 for $499

Industry analysts said the price could put it at a competitive disadvantage to rival Microsoft and its Xbox 360.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Price of Gold Surges to New Height

The price leap came as investors weighed an assortment of worries about geopolitics and energy.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Cleveland Clinic Moves to Fight Conflicts of Interest

The clinic's board will have a greater role in curtailing industry ties that might bias research or patient care.
New York Times - May 9, 2006

Direct aid to governments 'works'

A major review of how billions of dollars in development aid are spent says giving directly to governments is effective.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Delphi urges end to labour deal

Troubled car parts firm Delphi urges a US court to end its labour deal with unions, warning that without change it may collapse.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Unease over China research

Some 120 US-based Chinese scientists express concern that scientific research in China is improperly monitored.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Glaxo wins injunction over threat

Drugs group Glaxo wins an emergency injunction against animal rights extremists who threatened its investors.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

BHS boss in Cameron clothes row

BHS boss Philip Green hits back after David Cameron accuses his store of selling "creepy" children's clothes.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Health reforms 'wasted millions'

Key government health reforms are criticised for wasting millions of pounds but bringing few benefits.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Sex attacker at victim's school

An education authority is taking action after it emerged a sex attacker is at the same school as his young victim.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

Child hit by car 'critically ill'

A 13-year-old boy is in a serious condition in hospital after being hit by a car in County Down.
BBC News - May 9, 2006

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