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'No tabloid laws' on mental care

The government's bid to update the mental health laws are criticised as "rooted in stereotype" by peers.
BBC News - November 28, 2006
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CNN	Ex-guards charged in teen's boot camp death
	Eight former employees of the Bay County Sheriff's Office were charged Tuesday with aggravated manslaughter in the death of a 14-year-old at a Florida boot camp for juvenile offenders. CNN - November 28, 2006

CNN	Pope calls for dialogue, freedom
	Pope Benedict XVI, at the start of a four-day visit to Turkey, urges "authentic dialogue" between Christians and Muslims in a move to ease anger over his perceived criticism of Islam in remarks made in September. He also touches on the importance of religious freedom, saying members of all... CNN - November 28, 2006

Steps Urged to Prevent Fraud in Science Journals

Fraudulent stem cell reports could have been prevented by extra review procedures, a panel said today.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

8 Charged in Boy�s Death at Florida Boot Camp

The death of a 14-year-old boy in January led to an overhaul of Florida�s juvenile justice system.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Plan Could Close 20 or More New York Hospitals

The panel�s sweeping plan would mark an epochal shift for an industry that has fiercely resisted shrinkage.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Pope Backs Turkey�s Bid to Join Europe

In a gesture of goodwill, Pope Benedict XVI reversed his position on Turkey�s European Union membership.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Bush Dismisses Talk of Civil War in Iraq

On the eve of a trip to Jordan to meet Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki of Iraq, President Bush blamed Al Qaeda for the latest wave of sectarian violence.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Fed Chief Says Inflation Is �Uncomfortably High�

Ben S. Bernanke signaled today that the Federal Reserve is inclined to leave interest rates untouched for now.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Pfizer to Cut Its U.S. Sales Force by 20%

The move may mark the beginning of a bigger retrenchment by Pfizer and the rest of the drug industry.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Big Board and NASD to Merge Wall St. Oversight

The proposed merger could result in significant cost savings to Wall Street�s largest firms.
New York Times - November 28, 2006

Colombia probe names Uribe allies

A Colombian court names six more politicians it wants to question over their alleged links to paramilitaries.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

US baby 'murdered in microwave'

An US woman is arrested on suspicion of murdering her newborn baby by burning her in a microwave oven.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Sunshine heads Spirit film list

Comedy Little Miss Sunshine leads the nominations for the Independent Spirit film awards.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Bernanke raises inflation concern

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, warns of the continuing pressures of inflation on the world's largest economy.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Test to safeguard special schools

Schools for children with special needs should not close unless provision is improving, the government says.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Water sell-off may begin in 2008

The privatisation or selling off of Northern Ireland's water service could begin in just over 13 months.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Bemba accepts DR Congo poll loss

Former Congolese rebel leader Jean-Pierre Bemba accepts defeat in run-off presidential elections.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Correa 'wins Ecuador's election'

Leftist Rafael Correa has won Ecuador's run-off presidential election, a top electoral official says.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Football: Crucial win for Sheff Utd

Danny Webber scores against his old club to hand Sheffield United victory over relegation rivals Watford.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

Five girls killed in Iraqi clash

Five young girls are killed in Iraq during a clash between US marines and insurgents, the US military says.
BBC News - November 28, 2006

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