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Beijing Moves to Rein In Anti-Japan Protests

Chinese authorities warned that popular demonstrations like those authorized a week ago now threatened to get out of control.
New York Times - April 15, 2005
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CNN	Jackson attorney, accuser's mom spar in court
	The cross-examination of the mother of Michael Jackson's teenage accuser grew combative Friday, with the judge threatening to end court for the day after listening to hours of sniping between the woman and the pop star's lead defense attorney. CNN - April 15, 2005

After Three Years, Arrest Is Made in Death of Cape Cod Writer

A man with a history of burglary convictions was charged following a dragnet attempt to collect DNA from all the men in a town.
New York Times - April 15, 2005

Setbacks Put Berlusconi Government at Risk

A poor showing in local elections struck home today when a small party in the prime minister's coalition pulled out of the cabinet.
New York Times - April 15, 2005

At Least 20 Die in Paris Hotel Fire

A fire devastated a hotel today in the most deadly blaze in the capital in more than three decades.
New York Times - April 15, 2005

G.E.'s Profits Surge 25% on Double-Digit Growth in Most Units

Nine of its 11 businesses reported double-digit growth during the first three months of this year.
New York Times - April 15, 2005

Where is education in election?

The BBC's Mike Baker wonders why - whatever the parties say - education is not topping the election agenda.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Is Rover politically damaging?

Thousands of MG Rover workers are being made redundant after rescue deal talks collapse. Could there be a political impact?
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Factory blast cause investigated

Investigations continue into an explosion at a plastics factory which left two men with severe burns.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Labour and Tories same - Branson

Virgin boss Richard Branson says for businesses, the difference between Labour and the Tories is "negligible".
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Suicide 'link' between partners

The partner of someone who has committed suicide is significantly more likely to take their own life, researchers find.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Chimney erected for pope conclave

The chimney which will tell the world a new pope has been chosen is erected, three days before the election.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Lebanon names pro-Syrian as PM

Moderate pro-Syrian MP Najib Mikati is named as Lebanon's new prime minister by the country's president.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Musharraf to make rare India trip

Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf is due in India on Saturday on a rare visit at a time of improving relations.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Anger over no ban for 113mph peer

Road safety campaigners criticise a court decision not to ban a Conservative peer caught speeding three times.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Rugby: Wilkinson's strong return

Jonny Wilkinson kicks 11 points on his return from injury but Newcastle lose 23-22 to Northampton.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Tennis: Gasquet shocks Federer

French teenager Richard Gasquet ends Roger Federer's 25-match winning streak.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

EU demands guarantees on US corn

The EU blocks certain US grain imports feared to have a genetically modified strain of corn.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Officials comb burnt Paris hotel

Firefighters and police try to establish what started a hotel fire which killed at least 20 people, half of them children.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Jackson lawyer rounds on mother

The judge at Jackson's trial issues a warning after sparks fly between the defence and the accuser's mother.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

Protesters call for trade justice

Activists and celebrities take part in a night of protest calling for "trade justice" for the world's poorest workers.
BBC News - April 15, 2005

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