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Nurse prescribing plans opposed

Nurses and pharmacists are to be given greater powers to prescribe drugs in a move being vigorously opposed by doctors.
BBC News - November 10, 2005
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CNN	Leadership suffers setback
	House Republican leaders scuttled a vote Thursday on a $51 billion budget-cut package in the face of a revolt by lawmakers over scaling back Medicaid, food stamp and student loan programs. CNN - November 10, 2005

Signs of Crocodile From Dinosaur Era Are Found

Scientists have nicknamed it Godzilla, but it really belongs in another movie, this one not yet made: "Jaws Meets Jurassic Park."
New York Times - November 10, 2005

Budget Vote Postponement Is Latest Sign of G.O.P. Dissension

Democrats and other House officials said they had been informed that the budget vote that had been promised repeatedly by the leadership would be postponed.
New York Times - November 10, 2005

Labor Leader's Pullout Creates Crisis for Sharon Coalition

The new leader of the party is almost certain to force the Israeli government's dissolution and prompt new elections within months.
New York Times - November 10, 2005

Interpublic Loss Narrows, but Tops Estimates

Lost accounts and higher costs led to another quarterly loss at the troubled Interpublic Group of Companies.
New York Times - November 10, 2005

British Firm Wins Auction to Acquire Refco Assets

Also, Refco's former chief executive Phillip R. Bennett was indicted today on charges that he hid hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid debt.
New York Times - November 10, 2005

Nissan to Move U.S. Headquarters to Tennessee

The main reason for the move was to save money, said Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's chief executive, who has earned near-legendary status for his cost-cutting plans.
New York Times - November 10, 2005

Yahoo out of talks on AOL stake

Internet media firm Yahoo says it has pulled out of talks to buy a stake in Time Warner's internet unit AOL.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

PC giant Dell sees profits fall

The world's largest PC maker Dell reports a fall in third-quarter profits after taking a charge to repair faulty parts.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Rice leaves on Mid-East mission

The US secretary of state heads to the Middle East to promote reform, amid questions about her country's own moral standing.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Football: Vela's move confirmed

Guadalajara confirm 16-year-old striker Carlos Vela is now an Arsenal player.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Guatemala faces hunger 'timebomb'

Many Guatemalans could die because of hunger in the wake of Hurricane Stan, warn United Nations officials.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Davis denies 'thug' accusations

Conservative leadership contender David Davis denies accusations that he is a "bully" in a BBC Newsnight interview.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Call for non-party schools policy

A leading head teacher has called for a permanent, cross-party commission to determine education policy.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Remains of 'Godzilla' croc found

Fossilised remains of a crocodile that stalked the oceans 140 million years ago are discovered in Patagonia.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Peru scales down ties with Japan

Peru says it is scaling down its ties with Japan due to Tokyo's attitude toward Peru's ex-leader Alberto Fujimori.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

New Polish PM wins crucial vote

Poland's new prime minister sets out his programme ahead of a vote of confidence in his minority government.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Call to cut primary heads' burden

Pupils face the prospect of being sent home from primary school over a lack of cover in classrooms.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Big Brother firm to float shares

Endemol, the production firm behind the TV shows Big Brother and Ready Steady Cook, plans a share flotation.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

Liberia's 'Iron lady' claims win

Liberia is set to have Africa's first elected woman leader as Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf claims victory in the war-torn state.
BBC News - November 10, 2005

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