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Nazis 'gassed Hitler's relative'

A member of Adolf Hitler's own family was killed in the Nazi campaign to wipe out the mentally ill, historians say.
BBC News - January 19, 2005
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CNN	The weight of history
	President Bush said Wednesday he felt the weight of history for his second inauguration. As snow fell on Washington, Bush rode by motorcade to the U.S. Archives where he viewed the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence. He also attended a pre-inaugural concert bil... CNN - January 19, 2005

CNN	Tradition continues
	At high noon on Thursday, President Bush will be sworn in by Chief Justice William Rehnquist. Bush's second inauguration will take place with unprecedented security --- and plenty of financial help. CNN - January 19, 2005

CNN	Tsunami toll soars past 212,000
	The Indonesian Health Ministry said Wednesday that the December 26 earthquake and tsunami killed 166,320 people in Indonesia, jumping the regional death toll for the disaster to 212,611. CNN - January 19, 2005

Israel to Resume Limited Security Contacts With Palestinians

The move suggests the sides were seeking to pull back from a potential showdown in the Gaza Strip, at least for now.
New York Times - January 19, 2005

Wall Street cool to eBay's profit

Shares in eBay fall 9.8% in after-hours trade in New York, after its quarterly profits fail to meet market expectations.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

US economy still growing says Fed

Most US areas saw their economy continue to expand in December and early January, the Federal Reserve says.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Brazil offers Colombia mediation

Colombia and Venezuela welcome Brazil's offer to mediate in a diplomatic row over a guerrilla arrest.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Peru president angry at critics

Peru's president calls for critics to back off as his deputy suffers a heart attack after TV interviews.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

WorldCom trial under way

Jury selection begins in the trial of ex-WorldCom boss Bernie Ebbers accused of masterminding a $11bn fraud.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Pilgrims pray during Hajj zenith

More than two million Muslims stand and pray on Mount Arafat during the high point of the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Mass exodus from Indian islands

Thousands of settlers on India's Andaman Islands are returning to the mainland after the tsunami.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Commissioner calls for law change

Scotland's Children's tsar calls for teachers accused of offences against pupils to remain anonymous.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Alcohol-free beer 'stops cancer'

Drinking non-alcoholic beer may ward off cancer, research on lab mice shows.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Amazing hominid haul in Ethiopia

Fossil hunters working in Ethiopia unearth the remains of at least nine primitive hominids.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Kilroy to reveal UKIP quit plan

Ex-chat show host Robert Kilroy-Silk is to announce whether he is quitting the UK Independence Party .
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Shipman hospital deaths probed

The Shipman Inquiry investigated the deaths in the early 1970s of 137 hospital patients, it has been revealed.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Football: Blackburn beat Cardiff

Blackburn manage to fend off battling Cardiff in their FA Cup third round replay.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Guinea leader 'survives coup bid'

Shots fired at a convoy carrying Guinea's president were an attempt to kill him, the security minister says.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Thailand scraps death-row webcast

The Thai prisons director shelves plans to broadcast the lives of condemned prisoners after criticism.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

Stone sister pledges to fight on

Michael Stone's sister vows to clear his name after he loses an appeal against a conviction for the Russell murders.
BBC News - January 19, 2005

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