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Racial Incidents Mar Italy’s Celebration

Swastikas were spray painted in Rome, and a former minister made racial comments about the French team.
New York Times - July 11, 2006
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CNN	India PM: Terrorists behind blasts
	Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says "terrorists" were behind a series of explosions on crowded rush-hour trains in the financial capital of Mumbai. Police say at least 174 people were killed and more than 380 others injured. CNN - July 11, 2006

House Approves Crackdown on Online Gambling

The crackdown would ban not just sports betting but online wagering for poker and other games.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Woman Killed as Slab Falls From Big Dig Tunnel

The accident raised more questions about the $14.6 billion project that created the main highway in Boston.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Signs of Tampering Seen in Town House’s Gas Line

The owner remained hospitalized today, as officials tried to determine whether he was connected to the tampering.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Rumsfeld Reassures Afghans in Visit

The secretary of defense promised Afghan officials today that the Bush administration would not lose interest in stabilizing Afghanistan.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

With Ukraine Again in Turmoil, Calls for a New Election

The request came more than three months after elections in March resulted in a splintered Parliament.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Explosions on Trains in India Kill Scores

Seven bomb blasts brought India’s financial capital to a panicked standstill and resurrected memories of bloodbaths past.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Another Violent Day Kills at Least 50 in Baghdad

Attacks included a double suicide attack near the fortified Green Zone, beheadings, shootings, car bombs, mortar attacks and a bus ambush.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Bush Cheers High Tax Revenues

Surprisingly high tax revenues will help the federal government reduce its budget deficit faster than planned, President Bush said today.
New York Times - July 11, 2006

Boston tunnel fall crushes woman

A woman dies when the ceiling collapses in a road tunnel in Boston, raising doubts about a massive public works project.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

US moves to limit online gambling

The US House of Representatives votes to back a bill that aims to limit gambling on the internet.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

Tories urged to make EPP split

Supporters of a split with the European People's Party say problems with a Czech partner should not derail the plan.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

Crisis in neonatal care 'deepens'

The crisis in the way premature and sick babies are cared for is deepening, according to research.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

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The attorney general says he is happy to meet the family of a three-year-old Cardiff girl abused by Craig Sweeney.
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Microsoft 'facing huge EU fine'

Brussels is preparing to impose a huge fine on Microsoft for failing to comply with an anti-competition ruling.
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IRA 'was wrong' over bodies issue

The way the IRA dealt with the bodies of the Disappeared was "wrong" Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams says.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

Boycott forces Saddam trial delay

The judge in the trial of Saddam Hussein adjourns the trial until 24 July, and orders lawyers to end a boycott.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

Liu sets new world hurdles record

China's Liu Xiang breaks the world record in the men's 110m hurdles by clocking 12.88 secs in Lausanne.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

Snooker: John Spencer, 70, dies

Snooker legend John Spencer dies at the age of 70 after a long battle against stomach cancer.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

PM hails Algeria terrorism talks

Tony Blair hails talks with the Algerian President over the deportation of terror suspects to the north African country.
BBC News - July 11, 2006

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