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Northern Ireland police attacked

One police officer has been seriously hurt and another 50 injured in rioting in north Belfast, police say.
BBC News - July 12, 2005
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White House Silence on Rove's Role in Leak Enters 2nd Day

President Bush and the press secretary passed up chances today to answer questions about new evidence of Karl Rove's role in a C.I.A. leak.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

Suicide Bomber Attacks Outside Shopping Mall in Israel

A Palestinian blew himself up today in Netanya, killing himself and at least two others, and wounding 30 people.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

Some Cities Ready for U.S. to Pull Back, Iraqi Leader Says

Ibrahim al-Jaafari suggested the move could later prompt a more definitive timetable for the departure of foreign troops.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

British Believe at Least One Bomber Died in London Blasts

Property belonging to three other men believed to be involved was found at the location of the other blasts, police said today.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

On Eve of Sentencing, WorldCom Founder Loses Bid for Retrial

Bernard J. Ebbers, who was convicted of fraud in the $11 billion WorldCom accounting scandal, lost his bid for a new trial and is to be sentenced on Wednesday.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

CBS News Revamps Web Site, Adding Critical Blog and Videos

CBS said today that it would introduce a Web log to comment on CBS's newscasts, both online and on air.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

Oil fuelled by fresh storm fears

The price of oil shoots back above $60 a barrel on Tuesday on fears that a new tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico could halt production.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Costa Rica hospital fire kills 18

Costa Rica declares national mourning after at least 18 people die in a blaze at a hospital in the capital, San Jose.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Tories 'need economic reputation'

The Tories need to regain their reputation for economic competence if they are ever to win back power, George Osborne says.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Bomb discovered on railway line

Army experts carry out a controlled explosion on a bomb found on the railway line between Lisburn and Moira.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Two drown in swimming tragedies

Two men have died in separate swimming accidents during Scotland's mini-heatwave.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Aceh peace deal 'within reach'

Aceh's rebel leaders and Indonesian officials are hopeful of a deal as peace talks continue in Finland.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Nasa space shuttle tiles damaged

A cover falls and damages tiles on the Nasa space shuttle, less than 24 hours before a planned launch.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

London bombers 'were all British'

Detectives believe four British-born men probably died carrying out last Thursday's London bombings.
BBC News - July 12, 2005

Bush and Senators Discuss Vacancy on Supreme Court

The senators said today they discussed the possibility that a nominee could come from outside of the federal circuit court system.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

How Two Firings Upended Army-M.T.A. Security Program

The failure of the joint program to develop novel security measures resulted in a year and a half lost.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

Leader Wins 88% of Vote in Kyrgyzstan

Kurmanbek S. Bakiyev, a former opposition leader who had become interim president of Kyrgyzstan, was declared to be the winner of the presidential election by a landslide.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

English Church Advances Bid for Women as Bishops

Leaders of the Church of England voted 41 to 6 to begin legal moves toward the ordination of women as bishops.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

South Korea Offers Energy-for-Nuclear Deal

South Korea offered to supply North Korea with electrical power, should the north agree to dismantle its nuclear-arms program.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

Blast in Lebanon Wounds Deputy Prime Minister

Lebanon's pro-Syrian defense minister was wounded today by a car bomb that killed at least two people and injured 12 others in a residential Christian enclave north of Beirut.
New York Times - July 12, 2005

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