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Rapper stays in top chart slot

Late rapper Tupac Shakur fends off competition from Charlotte Church to stay at number one in the UK singles chart.
BBC News - July 3, 2005
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Another Title for Federer and More Disappointment for Roddick

After Roger Federer defeated Andy Roddick on Sunday, many former Wimbledon champions tried to put his third consecutive title in perspective.
New York Times - July 3, 2005

Navy Seal Is Rescued in Afghanistan

One member of a four-man Navy Seal reconnaissance team has been rescued in a mountainous region of eastern Afghanistan.
New York Times - July 3, 2005

Hamas and Other Factions Invited to Join Palestinian Government

Hamas has yet to decide whether to accept a role in a national unity government and is pressing for parliamentary elections.
New York Times - July 3, 2005

Fossett recreates historic flight

American adventurer Steve Fossett lands a replica vintage aircraft in Ireland in a recreation of an historic flight.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Veteran US conservationist dies

The former US senator who established Earth Day, a global day of environmental activism, dies aged 89.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Bush rejects Kyoto-style G8 deal

The US president says he would not back a G8 deal on climate change if it involves reducing carbon emissions.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Doctors 'fear criminal charges'

Doctors are increasingly fearful of facing criminal charges when patients die, experts say.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

'Firm' plan for anarchists' rally

Police say they will be "firm and fair" with anarchists at an anti-G8 rally planned for the centre of Edinburgh.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Gonzales faces conservative block

Conservatives rally against any nomination of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to the US Supreme Court.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Boy dies after falling on knife

A mother pays tribute to her four-year-old son who died after injuring himself while playing with a kitchen knife.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Cycling: Boonen wins Tour stage

Tom Boonen outsprints Robbie McEwen to win the first full stage of the Tour de France.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Zimbabweans seek bail

A group of Zimbabweans being held in UK asylum centres after losing their application to stay are applying for bail.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Egyptian Envoy to Iraq Is Kidnapped in Baghdad

The envoy is the most prominent foreign Arab official to be abducted during the war, Iraqi officials said today.
New York Times - July 3, 2005

Gaylord Nelson, Former Senator Who Founded Earth Day, Dies at 89

Gaylord A. Nelson was one of the architects of America's modern environmental movement.
New York Times - July 3, 2005

Live 8 success hailed by Geldof

Live 8 organiser Bob Geldof says he is confident world leaders will listen to the call to tackle poverty in Africa.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

G8 police influx swells numbers

Police officers from England and Wales head for Scotland to bolster the massive G8 security operation.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Boy, seven, 'attacked by gang'

Police investigate a family's claims their son was attacked by a gang of three, including two eight-year-olds.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Youngsters stage 'C8' gathering

Young people from some of the world's poorest and richest nations hold their own version of the G8 summit.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Luxembourg 'may revive EU treaty'

Luxembourg's vote on the EU constitution will help decide whether the treaty can be saved, its PM says.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

Troops rescue India flood victims

Indian soldiers reach thousands of people stranded in flood water in Gujarat, where dozens have died.
BBC News - July 3, 2005

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