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Big Brother on screens until 2007

Channel 4 strikes a deal with Endemol to screen two more series of reality TV show Big Brother.
BBC News - June 19, 2005
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In Letter to Senators, Lawyer Criticizes Top F.B.I. Officials

The lawyer, who interviewed a number of officials at the F.B.I. in connection with a lawsuit, said the officials lacked a detailed understanding of terrorism.
New York Times - June 19, 2005

Rice Says Both Sides Commit to Cooperation on Gaza Pullout

The agreement to avoid violence and demolish settler homes represented the first concrete sign of cooperation between Israel and the Palestinians on the Gaza pullout.
New York Times - June 19, 2005

U.S. Airstrikes Kill Up to 20 Suspected Taliban

KABUL, Afghanistan, June 19 - The United States military said its warplanes and helicopters killed up to 20 suspected Taliban in southern Afghanistan this morning after coming to the aid of an American patrol under attack by the militants. Reinforcements of American and Afghan troops were sent to th...
New York Times - June 19, 2005

Google Said to Plan Rival to PayPal

Google is preparing an online-payment system that would compete with PayPal, according to an online retailer who has been approached by Google to take part in the effort.
New York Times - June 19, 2005

Golf: Campbell wins US Open

All the action as it happened on the final day of the 105th US Open.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Italy party hails Bossi's return

Italy's far-right Northern League hails the return of its leader Umberto Bossi, after his heart attack in 2004.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Iran reformists back Rafsanjani

Iranian reformists urge their supporters to vote for ex-President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani in Friday's run-off.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Inner-city areas on DHL blacklist

Parts of some British cities are off limits to a parcel delivery firm which ventures into some of the world's most war-torn areas.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Three held in knife murder probe

Two men and a woman are being questioned after a man dies in a knife attack in Carnmoney, County Antrim.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

F1: Schumacher in farcical win

Ferrari's Michael Schumacher wins the US Grand Prix, with only six cars starting the race.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Cricket: Pietersen sinks Aussies

Australia's woes continue as Kevin Pietersen hits 91 not out to guide England home by three wickets in Bristol.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Indian heatwave deaths top 125

At least 125 people have died of a heatwave across India over the past several weeks, officials say.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Four arrested at Cruise premiere

Four men working as a camera crew are arrested at the War of the Worlds premiere after Tom Cruise has water squirted in his face.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Campbell clinches US Open glory

New Zealand's Michael Campbell holds off a late charge by Tiger Woods to win the 105th US Open at Pinehurst.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Spain opposition rejects Eta move

Opposition leaders slam the statement by Basque separatist group ETA it is halting attacks on elected politicians.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Whaling meeting 'may relax rules'

Pro-whaling nations could secure a majority of votes at the IWC meeting starting in South Korea on Monday.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Lebanon opposition claim poll win

The main opposition anti-Syrian alliance says it is on track to win the final crucial round of parliamentary polls.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Nine rescued after heavy storms

Rescuers find nine people who went missing during powerful storms which caused flash flooding in North Yorkshire.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

Americans Trade Fire With Insurgents in Western Iraq

About 1,000 marines continued a day-old offensive amid a warren of dirt streets in an effort to return the area to Iraqi government control.
New York Times - June 19, 2005

F1: Trulli secures first Toyota pole

Jarno Trulli claims Toyota's first pole position in qualifying for Sunday's US Grand Prix.
BBC News - June 19, 2005

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