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Petrol bombs thrown at police

Petrol bombs are thrown at cars and police during trouble at a bonfire at Ballymena in County Antrim.
BBC News - August 7, 2004
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Cards see Shipp sidelined

Arizona running back Marcel Shipp is out for least eight weeks with a broken leg - plus other NFL news.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Maddux pitches landmark win

Greg Maddux claims his 300th win as the Cubs beat the Giants - plus a round-up.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Grim reality for death penalty TV

Jury deliberations in a death penalty case are to be shown in a television show in the US for the first time.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Fewer tourists going to Scotland

Visitor numbers to Scotland show a surprise fall for the first three months of 2004.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Train kills men at rail station

Two men, thought to be a father and son, are killed as they walk on railway tracks by a station platform.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Cricket: Batty in England recall

Spinner Gareth Batty is added to England's squad for the third Test against West Indies but Mark Butcher misses out.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Football: Murphy set for Spurs

Liverpool accept a �3m bid from Tottenham for midfielder Danny Murphy.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Prozac 'found in drinking water'

An Environment Agency report says the antidepressant drug Prozac has been found in the UK's drinking water.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Rescued rowers 'glad to be alive'

One of four rowers stranded in an Atlantic record attempt says they are glad to be alive after their boat split in two.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

NZ defy security threat

New Zealand will travel to South Africa for next week's Tri-Nations match, despite security concerns.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Rick James' death remains mystery

A post-mortem has failed to establish how funk artist Rick James died.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Australian baby stolen from car

A three-week-old baby is stolen after her mother is attacked in a shopping centre car park in Melbourne.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

FBI quiz execution video hoaxer

FBI agents interview a US man who admitted faking a video that appeared to show him being beheaded in Iraq.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Iraq PM makes surprise Najaf trip

Iraq's interim prime minister urges fighters in the holy city of Najaf to lay down weapons, during a surprise visit there.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Football: Owen supports Eriksson

Striker Michael Owen is backing England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson but fears he may yet quit.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Fringe begins in Scottish capital

The world's biggest arts festival, the Edinburgh Fringe, begins a three-week programme on Sunday.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Ocean rowers stranded in Atlantic

Four Britons trying to break a world Atlantic rowing record are left clinging to a life raft after heavy storms split their boat in two.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Pacific nations seek integration

Sixteen Pacific nations continue a summit aimed at promoting better governance in their troubled region.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Three killed in Afghan road blast

Two US soldiers and an interpreter die when their vehicle hits a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

Australian Iraq policy under fire

Former diplomats and defence chiefs accuse the Australian government of misleading the people over the Iraq war.
BBC News - August 7, 2004

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