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Brown 'to keep grip on spending'

Chancellor Gordon Brown has insisted he will stick to his 'golden rule' on spending, despite calls from the City and unions.
BBC News - October 23, 2004
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CNN	Candidates press messages home in key states
	The two major presidential candidates are storming important "showdown states" on Saturday -- states that could push either man to victory on November 2 -- with rallies planned in Florida, Colorado and New Mexico. President Bush returns to familiar territory with four stops in Florida. Sen... CNN - October 23, 2004

CNN	Japan quakes: Death toll rising
	At least 13 people died and hundreds were injured in a series of powerful earthquakes and aftershocks in northern Japan on Saturday. Roads buckled, buildings crumbled a bullet train was derailed by the shocks that measured as high as 6.8. CNN - October 23, 2004

Bush and Kerry Focus Campaigns on 11 Key States

Both campaigns have plans for a barrage of visits and television ads in key battlegrounds over the next 10 days.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

In Africa, Free Schools Feed a Different Hunger

Millions of children have poured into schools as country after country has made primary education free.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

Bush Keeps Focus on Preparedness for Terrorism; Kerry Shifts to a Theme of Hope

As President Bush stumped through the 2000 battleground state of Florida, Senator John Kerry sought to expand turnout among the growing Hispanic population in the Southwest.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

After Terror, a Secret Rewriting of Military Law

The story of how Guant�namo and the new military justice system became an intractable legacy of Sept. 11 has been largely hidden from public view.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

Rebel Attacks Kill 12 Iraqis; G.I.'s Injured

Insurgents launched several strikes on Saturday, with the deadliest attack occurring outside a Marine base in western Iraq.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

Afghan Bomber Kills Girl, 12, in Attack That Wounds 6 Others

A suicide bomber killed himself and a 12-year-old girl on a busy street on Saturday, apparently in an attempt to attack international peacekeepers.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

Delta May Be Close to Filing for Bankruptcy Protection

Delta Air Lines could seek bankruptcy protection as soon as next week, unless it reaches a deal with its pilots' union and makes significant progress in restructuring its debt.
New York Times - October 23, 2004

Bush shakes up US corporate taxes

President Bush signs a bill to settle a trade war with Europe, which awards some $140bn in new tax breaks over 10 years.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Japan agrees to ease US beef ban

Japan agrees to a partial easing of a 10-month-old ban on beef imports from the United States.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Mobile aid for diabetes patients

A UK team is developing a way to use mobile phones to make lives of diabetics easier.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Agency appeals to kidnappers

Aid agency Care International makes a televised appeal asking the kidnappers of its Iraq director Margaret Hassan to release her.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Crew's craft leaves space station

Russian and US crew members begin their return to Earth, leaving two men on the International Space station.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Football: Liverpool 2-0 Charlton

Goals from John Arne Riise and Luis Garcia give Liverpool the win over Charlton and fifth place in the Premiership.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

F1: Barrichello in pole position

Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello sets pole position at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Somalia asks AU for peacekeepers

Somalia's new president asks the African Union to send 20,000 peacekeepers to secure the country.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Italy U-turn over Kurd refugees

The UN says Italy has changed its mind and agreed to accept an asylum request from 13 Turkish Kurds.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

Husband in TV plea to kidnappers

The husband of kidnapped aid worker Margaret Hassan appears on Arabic television to beg for her release.
BBC News - October 23, 2004

CNN	13 dead in fresh wave of Iraq violence
	Insurgents today targeted an Iraqi police station west of Baghdad, a national guard camp in Samarra and a convoy carrying food for U.S. soldiers, killing at least 13 people. U.S. military sources also said that a senior figure in terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's inner circle had been captured in a p... CNN - October 23, 2004

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