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Regulator sets new TV quiz rules

New rules are to be introduced on TV quizzes following allegations that some shows have misled callers.
BBC News - April 4, 2007
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Thai Military Government Blocks YouTube Access

Thailand?s government has blocked access to YouTube and several other Web sites because of content that it says is offensive, officials said today.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

U.S. Weighs Iran Request to Visit Prisoners in Iraq

Iran wants an envoy to visit five Iranians imprisoned following an American raid in northern Iraq in January.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

Martial Arts Expert Pleads Guilty in Terror Case

Tarik Shah pleaded guilty today to a charge of ?conspiring to provide material support or resources? to Al Qaeda.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

U.N. Study Shows Likely Impact of Global Warming

The U.N. report finds that global warming caused by humans has contributed to recent shifts in ecosystems.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

Bush Defies Democrats With 3 Appointments

President Bush appointed three officials who have already drawn heavy criticism on Capitol Hill.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

United Airlines Awards Creative Account to Start-Up Agency

United Airlines today dismissed Fallon Worldwide in Minneapolis, which created campaigns for the airline since 1996.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

State Of the Art: You Call It the Net. TiVo Calls It a Trove. Mining the Net in TiVo-Land to Stay Ahead

TiVo has been quietly adding features that take the machine well beyond its original function as a video recorder.
New York Times - April 4, 2007

Thailand Bans YouTube

A censorship official said the military government is blocking access because of ?a video insulting to our king.?
New York Times - April 4, 2007

Google reveals exec salary deal

Google paid top executives just $1 in 2006, accounts reveal, but their shares were worth billions of dollars.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Golf: Casey to partner Woods

England's Paul Casey will play alongside world number one Tiger Woods in the opening two rounds of the Masters.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Farmer throws support behind SNP

Businessman Sir Tom Farmer says he is backing the Scottish National Party in next month's Holyrood elections.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Iraq extends new security drive

Iraq says it is extending the current security drive beyond Baghdad to areas outside the capital.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Guantanamo conditions 'worsening'

Inmates at Guantanamo Bay face 'inhumane' conditions, with most held in solitary confinement, Amnesty says.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Cricket: England narrowly lose

A seventh-wicket stand of 87 between Ravi Bopara and Paul Nixon almost snatches victory but England fall two runs short against Sri Lanka.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Football: Chelsea held at home

Match report to follow later.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Scholes off as Man Utd lose

Paul Scholes is sent off as Roma secure a slender lead over Man Utd in the Champions League quarter-final first leg.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

'No collusion' over bombing probe

A report into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings finds no evidence to establish garda collusion.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Apology for 'idiots' election ban

A council apologises for banning "lunatics, idiots, deaf and dumb" people from standing for election.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Lawyer accuses priest of lying

A priest denies knowledge of the death of Polish student Angelika Kluk whose body was found under a church floor.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

Arrest after sisters die in fire

A teenager is arrested on suspicion of murder after two young sisters die in a house fire.
BBC News - April 4, 2007

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