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Britain Takes Lead of NATO Force in Afghanistan

Britain will manage the force's expansion into the turbulent south of Afghanistan over the coming months.
New York Times - May 4, 2006
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CNN	Jailed Moussaoui curses America
	Zacarias Moussaoui blasts the United States and praises Osama bin Laden one last time as he is formally sentenced to life in prison for his role in the September 11 attacks. CNN - May 4, 2006

CNN	Showdown over must-pass spending bill on the horizon
	The Senate approved nearly $109 billion in additional war and hurricane relief money Thursday despite a White House threat to veto the bill over what it called "unnecessary spending." CNN - May 4, 2006

CNN	Child labor rates decline
	Child labor is on the decline -- especially in Latin America -- and its most egregious forms could be eliminated within the next decade, said a U.N. agency Thursday in a report it called "cautiously optimistic." CNN - May 4, 2006

A Combative De Villepin Insists He Won't Resign

The prime minister did not mention reports that he used his powers to initiate a smear campaign against his chief political rival.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Art Review | 'A Passion for Asia': Art Collecting, the Rockefeller Way

The Asia Society celebrates its half-century with a show that brings together gilded sculptures and gold-flecked paintings from the homes and collections of the Rockefellers.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Senate Backs Spending Bill, Ignoring Veto Threat

The Senate's approval of funds for Iraq and the Gulf set the stage for bitter negotiations with the House.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

New Israeli Government Intent on Setting Borders

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert set out his agenda today after winning formal approval for his coalition government.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

In Image War, U.S. Shows Video of Bumbling Zarqawi

Turning the tables of propaganda on Al Qaeda's leader in Iraq, the U.S. military today released out-takes of his recent video.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Cheney Rebukes Russia on Rights

The vice president's comments appeared to lay down new markers for a relationship that has become increasingly strained.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Unilever Quarterly Profit Up 6%

By The Associated Press.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Retailers Report Strong Sales in April

Stores were buoyed by a later-than-usual Easter holiday that nudged up purchases from March to April.
New York Times - May 4, 2006

Second day of falling oil prices

Crude oil prices fall for the second day and are now down by $5 a barrel since a report showed that US petrol reserves had risen.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Rendition row 'hurts US-EU ties'

Claims the CIA used Europe to transfer terror suspects are hurting US-EU intelligence co-operation, a US official says.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

South Americans reach energy deal

Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia and Brazil seek agreement on gas supplies and prices at an emergency summit.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Football: Man City 1-3 Arsenal

Jose Reyes keeps alive Arsenal's hopes of finishing fourth in the Premiership with two late goals.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Domingo dominates Classical Brits

Spanish tenor Placido Domingo wins two awards at the annual Classical Brits awards in London.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Toxic warnings for nano industry

The nanotechnology industry must disclose how it assesses the safety of its products, says the Royal Society.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Local lecturer pay deals rejected

Attempts to broker local agreements at two Scottish universities are rejected by an academics' union.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Apology call over peerage claim

Late MP's peerage denial revelation prompts a Plaid Cymru apology demand from Labour.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

Puppy fat 'myth' risking health

"Puppy fat" can have lifelong health implications and is not just a childhood problem, experts warn.
BBC News - May 4, 2006

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