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British Parliament Votes to Ban Smoking in Public

The decision, reached after a tortured debate, seemed certain to end the time-hallowed traditions of the smoky British pub.
New York Times - February 14, 2006
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CNN	Cheney hunt victim has heart scare
	The hunter shot and wounded by Vice President Dick Cheney suffered a minor heart attack after a piece of birdshot moved to his heart, a hospital spokesman has said. "Some of the bird shot appears to have moved and lodged into part of his heart ... in what we would say is a minor heart attack,&q... CNN - February 14, 2006

CNN	Hunter shot by Cheney has heart attack
	The fellow hunter who was shot and wounded by Vice President Dick Cheney suffered a minor heart attack after a piece of birdshot migrated to his heart. Harry Whittington, 78, is in stable condition in intensive care . CNN - February 14, 2006

CNN	Cheney accident victim suffers minor heart attack
	The man shot and wounded by Vice President Dick Cheney has suffered a "minor heart attack" after a piece of birdshot migrated and became lodged in his heart, a hospital spokesman said Tuesday. CNN - February 14, 2006

Hunter Shot by Cheney Suffers Mild Heart Attack

The lawyer who was shot returned to the intensive care unit, and the vice president released his first official statement on the incident.
New York Times - February 14, 2006

Moussaoui Is Banned From Courtroom

The confessed Al Qaeda plotter was banned from the jury-selection process that will determine whether he lives or dies.
New York Times - February 14, 2006

Two Killed in Violent Protests in Two Pakistani Cities

Pakistan witnessed its worst day of protests against the cartoons satirizing the Prophet Muhammad.
New York Times - February 14, 2006

Bush Promises Tougher Stance on Chinese Trade

The Bush administration said in a report released today that it would exert more pressure on China to adhere to global free trade rules.
New York Times - February 14, 2006

US toughens stance on China trade

The US will focus more closely on China's trade policy, setting up a task force to ensure it complies with global rules.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Hostel death plunge 'preventable'

The death of a woman who fell from the roof of a city hostel could have been avoided, a court is told.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Man Cheney shot has heart attack

The hunting companion accidentally shot by US Vice-President Dick Cheney suffers a minor heart attack.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Rolling Stones fever hits Brazil

Almost two million people are expected at a free Rolling Stones concert in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Many student nurses quit courses

A quarter of student nurses in the UK quit their course before qualifying, figures show.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

City schools face closure threat

A number of schools across Belfast are expected to close because pupil numbers are at an all-time low.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Experts back McKie inquiry calls

Staff at the Scottish Criminal Records Office join calls for an inquiry into the case of Shirley McKie.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Haiti's Preval denounces 'fraud'

Front-runner Rene Preval claims a "massive fraud" in Haiti's vote, as the UN renews the peacekeepers' mandate.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Israel issues warning over Hamas

President Moshe Katsav, on a landmark visit to Greece, says Israel will not tolerate violence by Hamas.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Football: Reds sink Arsenal

Liverpool narrowly beat Arsenal thanks to a late Luis Garcia goal.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Kenyan MPs call for fresh sacking

Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki should sack his vice-president over allegations of corruption, scores of MPs say.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Ruddock steps down as coach

Mike Ruddock stands down as Wales coach, with Scott Johnson taking over in a caretaker capacity.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

Winter Olympics day four review

American Ted Ligety seals a shock skiing gold and Britain's women curlers hold off Switzerland 5-4.
BBC News - February 14, 2006

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