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Publisher Sued Over Book Critical of Turkish State

A Turkish book publisher said the government was suing it for distributing a translated book critical of the country.
New York Times - November 18, 2005
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CNN	Wildfire threatens homes
	Pushed by fierce Santa Ana winds, a 2,000-acre wildfire crept toward about 200 large, ridge-top homes Friday, prompting a voluntary evacuation. Although the cause of the fire was under investigation, it started in "the area of an oil field facility," according to Ventura County Fire spokes... CNN - November 18, 2005

Prosecutor in Leak Case Wants to Convene New Grand Jury

The announcement is a clear signal that the indictment of I. Lewis Libby Jr. may not be the last episode in the affair.
New York Times - November 18, 2005

CNN	Republicans seek vote on Iraq withdrawal
	House Republicans sought a showdown Friday with Democrats on a proposal by one of their most senior members to force an end to the U.S. deployment of troops in Iraq. CNN - November 18, 2005

G.O.P. Tries to Split Democrats With Vote on Iraq War

The Republican-controlled House is expected to defeat the measure in a vote that the Republicans hope will leave the Democrats in disarray.
New York Times - November 18, 2005

Associate of Lobbyist Charged as Part of Corruption Scheme

Michael Scanlon, an associate of Jack Abramoff, was charged with conspiring to defraud Indian tribes of millions.
New York Times - November 18, 2005

Bombers Kill at Least 70 Inside Two Shiite Mosques in Iraq

It was the deadliest coordinated bombing in months, and came after bombs exploded near a Baghdad hotel that houses journalists.
New York Times - November 18, 2005

G.E. Completes Its Exit From Insurance Industry

General Electric reached a deal to sell its reinsurance business to Swiss Re for cash and stock valued at $6.8 billion.
New York Times - November 18, 2005

EU-US land 'open skies' agreement

Talks aimed at liberalising air services between the US and Europe result in the lifting of restrictions on Atlantic flights.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

AT&T deal clears final hurdle

US phone company SBC Communications' $16bn acquisition of its former parent AT&T is given the go-ahead.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Blake liable for wife's killing

A US civil jury finds actor Robert Blake liable for his wife's 2001 killing and orders him to pay $30m.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

New move in US leak investigation

The US prosecutor looking into the naming of a CIA agent announces fresh grand jury proceedings.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Reeve wife's tumour 'shrinking'

Dana Reeve, the widow of the actor Christopher, says she is responding well to treatment for lung cancer.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Bluestone plan clears last hurdle

A �60m holiday village scheme is given the go-ahead after a long legal battle ends in the House of Lords.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

'Fragile skin gene' killed baby

Scientists discover the lethal genes that caused a baby boy to die because his skin fell off.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Family wins �5m plane crash claim

The family of a man who died in a plane crash at RAF St Mawgan wins �5m from the Ministry of Defence.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Meat coldstore probed by agency

The Food Standards Agency is leading an investigation into a meat and poultry coldstore in County Fermanagh.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Breastfeeding cuts gut disorder

Breastfeeding may protect children against gluten intolerance, research suggests.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Crowe admits phone assault

Actor Russell Crowe pleads guilty to assaulting a hotel clerk by throwing a telephone at him in New York.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Football: Keane quits Man Utd

Roy Keane has left Manchester United, bringing to a sudden end his 12-year career at Old Trafford.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

Ugandan judge's fury at military

A Ugandan judge launches a scathing attack on the army after commandos turned up at a court hearing for opposition activists.
BBC News - November 18, 2005

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