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Britain to Try 3 Soldiers on War Crimes Charges

Britain's attorney general announced that three British soldiers would be tried on war crimes charges for the inhumane treatment of Iraqi detainees.
New York Times - July 19, 2005
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Pataki Orders Broad Overhaul of Agencies That Watch Medicaid

Gov. George E. Pataki today ordered a broad overhaul of the state agencies that protect Medicaid from fraud and abuse.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Pakistan Detains 25 for Links to London Attackers

The detentions were made in the most populous province, Punjab, and included members of outlawed Islamist groups.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Bush to Announce His Nominee for Supreme Court Tonight

President Bush settled on a nominee for the Supreme Court, and the White House arranged for a prime time announcement.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

On White House Visit, Australian Vows to Stand Firm on Iraq

The prime minister of Australia today reasserted his country's commitment to helping the United States-led war in Iraq.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Blair Meets With Muslim Leaders, Seeking Aid Against Extremism

Prime Minister Tony Blair sought to enlist the support of moderate Muslim leaders in a meeting at 10 Downing Street today.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Hewlett-Packard to Lay Off 14,500 Workers

The computer and printer maker will lay off nearly 10 percent of its staff over the next 18 months as part of a restructuring plan.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Tax Refunds Seen as Prop in Ford's 19 Percent Decline

Ford reported a 19 percent decline in second-quarter earnings today as it continues to struggle to keep American customers.
New York Times - July 19, 2005

Laptop demand lifts Intel profit

Chipmaking giant Intel thanks strong demand for laptop computers for increasing its profits to $2.03bn.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Investment cash-in boosts Yahoo

Yahoo unveils a six-fold surge in profits lifted by strong advertising growth and its decision to cash in on a significant investment.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Top Cuban dissident 're-arrested'

Cuba re-arrests dissident Marcelo Lopez, who had been released last year, a human rights group says.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Guatemala seeks ex-leader arrest

Guatemala orders the arrest of exiled former President Alfonso Portillo on corruption charges.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Teflon firm faces fresh lawsuit

US chemicals giant DuPont faces a lawsuit accusing the company of failing to warn consumers about the health hazards of Teflon non-stick coatings.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

'Dirty bomb' detention challenged

A US citizen accused of involvement in a "dirty bomb" plot should be charged, or set free, his lawyer says.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Skippers' fears over fuel rules

Fishing leaders say boats could be forced out of business if they do not get help to meet new European rules.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Gran's plea over missing girl, 13

A missing teenager is urged to let her family know she is safe as police say they are becoming more anxious.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

CBI accused over climate strategy

A row has broken out between business leaders and green campaigners as Friends of the Earth accuse the CBI of derailing environmental regulations.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Palestinians agree to end clashes

Palestinian governing party Fatah and Hamas agree to end several days of fighting in northern Gaza.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Mobiles head for sales milestone

Mobiles could be everywhere within a few years, with analysts predicting a billion handsets will be sold in 2009.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

'Repeat-free zones' aim for BBC

BBC chairman Michael Grade aims to end repeats on BBC One and BBC Two, as he fields licence payers' questions.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

Football: Liverpool stroll past TNS

Steven Gerrard scores twice late on as Liverpool beat TNS in the first Champions League qualifying round.
BBC News - July 19, 2005

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