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Britain to Reduce Its Troops in Iraq to 7,000

Britain said today that it would reduce its troop strength in Iraq by about 10 percent beginning in May.
New York Times - March 13, 2006
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CNN	Bush approval rating hits new low
	Public opinion of U.S. President George W. Bush has hit a new low, with concerns about the war in Iraq driving his approval rating down to 36 percent, according to the latest CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll. CNN - March 13, 2006

CNN	Feingold calls for presidential censure
	A prominent Democratic senator introduced a resolution Monday calling for President Bush to be censured over his domestic wiretapping program. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist called Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold "dead wrong." CNN - March 13, 2006

Bush Challenges War Critics, but Sees Tough Fight Ahead

In the first of a new series of speeches, the president said that his strategy is working and declared, "We will not lose our nerve."
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Maureen Stapleton, Oscar Winner, Is Dead at 80

Maureen Stapleton was an Oscar-winning actress who created a gallery of pugnacious but vulnerable heroines on Broadway, in films and on television.
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Britain Wants to Leave the Door Open to Negotiate With Iran

The foreign secretary said diplomatic pressure on Iran from the Security Council should be "incremental" and "reversible."
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Second Autopsy on Milosevic's Body Is Sought

A team of Russian doctors who had complained about Slobodan Milosevic's medical treatment will perform an autopsy.
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Ex-Judge in Iraq Stands by Death Sentences for 148 Shiites

The judge said they had received a proper trial and had confessed to trying to assassinate the former Iraqi leader at the instigation of Iran.
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Shiite Vigilantes Kill 4 in Sign of Lawlessness in Baghdad

The graphic display of street justice was the first response to a coordinated attack on Sunday that killed more than 50.
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Merck of Germany Seeks Control of Rival Drug Maker

Merck appealed directly to Schering shareholders, stressing the synergies of combining the companies' drug research operations and new drug pipeline.
New York Times - March 13, 2006

Cricket: Sarwan out of NZ tour

West Indies vice-captain Ramnaresh Sarwan is to miss the rest of the New Zealand tour with a thigh injury.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

Bush sets out Iraq security plans

US President George W Bush gives details of his security strategy for Iraq, in an attempt to win over sceptical Americans.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

Third US 'mad cow' case

A cow in Alabama tests positive for BSE, bringing the number of "mad cow disease" cases in the US to three.
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King Kong is voted the best movie of 2005 by film fans, earning it the top prize at the Empire Awards.
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Sharp rise in CO2 levels recorded

US scientists record a significant rise in CO2 levels in the atmosphere, pushing them to a new record.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

Man is charged over 'bite attack'

A man is charged over an attack in west Belfast in which a 35-year-old man had his ears bitten off.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

OFT signals U-turn on magazines

The Office of Fair Trading signals it may abandon controversial plans to overhaul the magazine distribution industry.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

Prescott warns school plan rebels

John Prescott tells Labour MPs they will not be forgiven if the government has to rely on Tory votes on its schools plans.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

US judge suspends Moussaoui trial

A US judge halts the trial of terror suspect Zacarias Moussaoui, as she considers barring the death penalty.
BBC News - March 13, 2006

Accused 'cut girlfriend's throat'

A man accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend slit her throat in a prolonged attack, a court hears.
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