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Police attacked during operation

Police come under attack with missiles during an operation in the Ballymurphy area of west Belfast.
BBC News - October 18, 2006
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CNN	Fighting the Iraq insurgency
	"The past weekend, U.S. and Iraqi forces engaged militias, or members of an illegal militia, during a mission to capture a high-value target," U.S. President George W. Bush said last week. "The reason I bring this up is that we're on the move; we're taking action; we're helping this y... CNN - October 18, 2006

Israelis Find 5 Smuggling Tunnels Along Gaza

Israeli troops uncovered five smuggling tunnels today as the forces advanced along the Gaza Strip�s southern border with Egypt.
New York Times - October 18, 2006

Bloomberg Employee Attacked in Carjacking

A personal employee of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was assaulted today in Hackensack, N.J., by two thieves who forced him out of a Lexus owned by the mayor.
New York Times - October 18, 2006

Iraqi Leader Meets With 2 Key Shiites

In a bid to shore up his government, the prime minister met with Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani and Moktada al-Sadr. Also, the U.S. announced the deaths of 11 soldiers.
New York Times - October 18, 2006

J. P. Morgan Chase Profits Rise 30%

A surge in advisory fees helped offset lower revenues from credit-card and mortgage-lending businesses.
New York Times - October 18, 2006

Declining Energy Costs Lower Consumer Prices

Investors responded by bidding stocks briskly upward early in the day, briefly pushing the Dow Jones industrial average above 12,000 for the first time.
New York Times - October 18, 2006

Tennis: Blake ousted in Madrid

Sweden's Joachim Johansson beats Russian fifth seed Nikolay Davydenko in a day of upsets at the Madrid Masters.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

iPod demand ups Apple profits

Apple Computer's fourth quarter profits rise 27% as the firm ships more than eight million iPod music players.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Chilean police and students clash

Chilean police clash with high school students protesting in the capital, Santiago, over education reform.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Doubt cast on lunar ice deposits

Astronauts may struggle to find significant deposits of water-ice on the Moon, a study suggests.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

UN envoys work on Iran resolution

UN diplomats work on a draft resolution proposing sanctions against Iran for its refusal to halt its nuclear activities.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Moves begin on Iceland's whaling

Iceland's ambassador to Britain is summoned to explain his country's return to commercial whaling.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Ethiopian protesters 'massacred'

A report into 2005 election violence says 193 protesters were shot, beaten and strangled by police.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

US undertakers admit corpse scam

Seven undertakers in the New York area admit roles in a scheme to steal body parts for transplants.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Drogba strike sees off Barcelona

Didier Drogba's spectacular goal gives Chelsea a Champions League win against Barcelona at Stamford Bridge.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Football: Crouch heads winner

Liverpool move a step closer to the knock-out stages of the Champions League by beating Bordeaux in France.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Court martial in Iraq rape case

Four US soldiers are to face court martial over the alleged rape of an Iraqi girl and murder of her and her family.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

US adopts tough new space policy

The US adopts a new policy to protect its interests in space and deny "adversaries" access for hostile purposes.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

'Millions wasted' on court cases

Police and prosecutors waste �55m a year by mishandling court cases, a report by a Commons watchdog says.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

Sir Paul to contest abuse claim

Sir Paul McCartney will "vigorously" defend claims that he violently abused Heather Mills in their marriage.
BBC News - October 18, 2006

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