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Black Watch may extend Iraq stay

Members of the Black Watch regiment may have to remain in Iraq for longer than had been hoped, it is confirmed.
BBC News - October 15, 2004
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Candidates Portray Themselves as Champions of Middle Class

President Bush and Senator John Kerry campaigned today in Wisconsin, yet another of those crucial swing states.
New York Times - October 15, 2004

New Warnings Ordered on Antidepressants Used by Children

The F.D.A. concluded that the use of antidepressants could increase thoughts of suicide among children.
New York Times - October 15, 2004

Army Probes Whether G.I.'s Refused a Mission in Iraq

The Army is investigating reports that members of a reservist supply unit refused to go on a convoy mission.
New York Times - October 15, 2004

Judge Allows US Airways Pay Cuts, a Move United Also Seeks

US Airways today won most of the emergency pay cuts it said were critical to avoid liquidation and United said it wanted to terminate its labor contracts and would seek deeper cuts from its employees.
New York Times - October 15, 2004

Greenspan Not Worried by Rising Energy Prices

This year's surge in energy prices is likely to have far less of an impact than the oil shocks of the 1970s, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said today.
New York Times - October 15, 2004

Corruption probe hits US insurers

Insurance firms are left reeling as New York's attorney general sues the world's largest insurance broker for taking illegal payments.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Security Council group named

Argentina, Denmark, Greece, Japan and Tanzania are the next non-permanent Security Council members.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Costa Rica arrest for ex-OAS head

The scandal-hit former head of the Organisation of American States is arrested in his native Costa Rica.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Haiti on alert as tensions rise

UN troops mount a major security operation as supporters of the ousted president rally to call for his return.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

US outlaws Zarqawi group

The US imposes sanctions against the militant group in Iraq by terror suspect Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Brazil GM move sparks row

Brazil's president provokes controversy by approving the temporary planting of genetically modified crops.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Israel withdraws from north Gaza

Israel leaves northern Gaza after 16 days of fighting in the bloodiest operation there since the start of the intifada.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Fire prompts ammonia alert

People living beside a meat plant in Coleraine are told to stay inside amid fears of an ammonia leak in a huge fire.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Greenspan plays down oil burden

Fed chief Alan Greenspan says energy prices are not yet a major economic threat, as oil touches $55 a barrel in New York.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

UK troops 'set for US Iraq role'

British troops could be sent to some of Iraq's most volatile areas to back up US forces, the BBC learns.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Man charged with Danielle murder

A man will appear before magistrates on Saturday charged with the murder of 14-year-old Danielle Beccan.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Mugabe rival urges reconciliation

Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says his treason acquittal could help heal deep political divisions.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Glazer raises stake in Man United

US sports tycoon Malcolm Glazer confirms that he has raised his stake in Manchester United to 25.3%.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Ex-UK envoy rounds on his critics

The former ambassador to Uzbekistan says he is a "victim of conscience" after criticising torture.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

Howard slams MP's Bigley article

Tory leader Michael Howard says a Spectator article claiming Liverpudlians "wallow in their victim status" is nonsense.
BBC News - October 15, 2004

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