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Politicians and Protestors Prepare for Group of 8 Summit Meeting

Leaders of the world's most industrialized nations are to meet Wednesday through Friday at a luxurious golf estate in Scotland.
New York Times - July 4, 2005
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For the First Time, a Spacecraft Impacts With a Comet

Deep Impact slammed into a mountain-sized comet at 23,000 miles per hour, sending a huge spray of debris into space.
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Bloomberg in Singapore for Final Olympic Push

SINGAPORE, Monday, July 4 - Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg arrived here early Sunday for his final push to win the 2012 Summer Games, his Falcon private jet delivering him far from the fallout of the reports of a bias attack in Howard Beach, Queens, that had threatened to divide his city and keep him ho...
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Christian Group Passes Resolution to Support Same-Sex Marriage

The United Church of Christ became the first mainstream Christian denomination to officially support same-sex marriages.
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Sunni Group Calls on Iraqis to Register to Vote

After an electoral boycott, a major Sunni umbrella group called on its people today to participate "despite our reservations."
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Bush Compares Challenges in Iraq to First Independence Day

Reprising his prime-time speech on Iraq the week before, President Bush declared an exit strategy in place.
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Chirac Cracks Jokes About Mad Cow Disease and English Food

A French daily reported that the president of France said that "the only thing they have ever done for European agriculture is mad cow."
New York Times - July 4, 2005

U.S. Disputes Afghan Claims That Second Commando Was Located

Defense Department officials said that an Afghan official had been mistakenly referring to a Navy SEAL rescued Saturday.
New York Times - July 4, 2005

Pinochet hospital trip for tests

Chile's former military ruler Gen Augusto Pinochet is taken to hospital ahead of a hearing on his legal immunity.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Judge frees two Aruba suspects

A judge releases two suspects detained in connection with the disappearance of a US teen on a Caribbean island.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Canada frees triple child killer

A Canadian convicted of the rape and killing of three teenage girls, including her younger sister, is freed from jail.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Man convicted for chipping Xbox

A 22-year-old man has become the first person in the UK to be convicted for modifying a games console.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Davis makes appeal for low taxes

Low taxes are essential for creating opportunity for all, says potential Tory leadership contender David Davis.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Meadow admits he was insensitive

A cot death expert admits his use of statistics at the murder trial of Sally Clark for the murder was "insensitive".
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Comet crash clues for Europe

Deep Impact gives scientists on Europe's Rosetta mission valuable insights into what lies in store for their spacecraft.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Death sentence for judge killers

Five men are sentenced to death in Sri Lanka for killing a high-profile judge in November last year.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Boy's hanging death 'accidental'

A seven-year-old boy found hanging from a bedpost in his house died in what police have called a tragic accident.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Paul Berry is suspended from DUP

DUP assembly member Paul Berry is suspended from the party pending an investigation.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

G8 protest clashes in Edinburgh

Police in Edinburgh accuse a "hard core" of anarchist protesters of irresponsible behaviour.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Energy firms rapped over billing

Power companies must improve their customer billing or face tough new regulatory action
BBC News - July 4, 2005

Two missing US troops 'are dead'

Two of the three US special forces soldiers missing in Afghanistan are dead, US sources tell the BBC.
BBC News - July 4, 2005

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