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Nine dead as storms hit England

England is hit by heavy rain and gales which leave nine people dead and road, rail and air services badly affected.
BBC News - January 18, 2007
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CNN	Iraq: Raids net 400 militants
	Iraqi authorities say they have been quietly taking a bolder stance against Muqtada al-Sadr's Mehdi Army militia, and the United States says it has uncovered evidence that Iran is involved in attacks inside Iraq. CNN - January 18, 2007

CNN	Killer at 11, he's free at 21
	Nathaniel Abraham was just 11 when he killed an 18-year-old man with a rifle. He was the first Michigan youngster convicted of an adult murder charge. On Thursday, Abraham was released from state custody a day before his 21st birthday. CNN - January 18, 2007

Gale-Force Storm Hits Europe, Leaving 7 Dead

A howling winter gale, dubbed Cyril by German meteorologists, churned through Europe today.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

Gonzales Testifies on Eavesdropping Changes

Senators questioning Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales were only partly mollified by a new concession.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

Iran?s President Criticized Over Nuclear Issue

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is coming under pressure on several fronts at home.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

China Tests Anti-Satellite Weapon, Unnerving U.S.

The successful test signaled Beijing?s resolve to play a major role in military space activities and brought expressions of concern from Washington and other capitals.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

Fed Chief Sends Warning on Budget

Ben S. Bernanke warned today that looming deficits in the Social Security and Medicare programs posed long-term threats to the nation?s economy.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

House Votes to Rescind $14 Billion in Oil Tax Breaks

The money would be channeled into a fund that would finance renewable energy projects and new technologies for conserving energy.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

Time Inc. Lays Off Nearly 300

The cuts come as Time Inc. seeks to expand its presence on on the Web, where the company sees its future.
New York Times - January 18, 2007

Apple shares slide on forecasts

Apple shares fall amid investor concern about the outlook for the iPod and Mac computer maker.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Computer giant IBM profits rise

Computer giant IBM reports an 11% rise in quarterly profits, boosted by recent software company acquisitions.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

US anger at China 'space weapon'

China faces international criticism over what the US says was the use of a ballistic missile to destroy a satellite.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Bid to rescue NY dolphins fails

Rescuers attempting to coax six dolphins stranded in a shallow cove off New York's Long Island fail to move them.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

US people-smuggler gets life term

A lorry driver escapes the death penalty for one of the deadliest attempts at people-smuggling in the US.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

US congressmen seek Iran block

A bipartisan group of US congressmen propose a new law to block an attack on Iran without congressional approval.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Rule by decree passed for Chavez

Venezuela's parliament grants initial approval to a plan allowing President Hugo Chavez to rule by decree.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Your PCs forecast climate future

A climate prediction project run on home PCs, in conjunction with the BBC and scientists, reveals its forecasts.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Tesco boss unveils green pledges

Tesco unveils wide ranging proposals to cut carbon emissions and encourage its customers to buy green.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

Iraq rape soldier to plead guilty

A US soldier will plead guilty in the rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl in the town of Mahmudiya.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

New US rules on terror detainees

The US defence department drafts a new manual for trying detainees at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
BBC News - January 18, 2007

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