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Rove 'spoke to press' in CIA leak

A top Bush adviser spoke to a reporter about a CIA agent days before her identity was leaked, reports say.
BBC News - July 11, 2005
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Rove Comes Under New Scrutiny in C.I.A. Disclosure Case

The White House faced a barrage of queries about Karl Rove's role in the disclosure of a C.I.A. operative's identity.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

With Sadness and Anger, Bosnian Muslims Recall Executions

American and European leaders again promised that two Bosnian Serb leaders indicted for the killings would be brought to justice.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

Weather Permitting, Shuttle Still on Track for Launch

NASA officials today said the space shuttle Discovery is on track for launching on Wednesday.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

Death Toll Rises to 52 in London

Also, the authorities began making their first formal identifications of the victims.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

Israel Said to Seek $2 Billion From U.S. to Aid Gaza Pullout

The aid would go for moving Israeli military bases from Gaza, as well as economic development, Israeli officials said today.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

DreamWorks Forecasts Loss and Its Stock Plunges

Shares of DreamWorks Animation fell 13.2 percent today after the company forecast a second-quarter loss.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

Sprint's Deal for US Wired Clears Way for Acquisition of Nextel

In a deal that eliminates a potential obstacle to Sprint's proposed acquisition of Nextel Communications, Sprint agreed to pay $1.3 billion to acquire US Unwired.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

Sprint pays $1.3bn to buy partner

US mobile group Sprint buys partner US Unwired in a $1.3bn deal that will also end a series of legal rows between the two.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Shuttle 'buttoned' as clock ticks

Nasa says space shuttle Discovery is "buttoned up" and ready to fly as the launch countdown begins.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

First gay marriage held in Spain

Two Spanish men become the first gay couple to be married since a new law allowing same-sex marriages.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Petrol bombs are thrown at homes

A number of petrol bombs have been thrown at houses in north Belfast, the Police Service of Northern Ireland says.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Claim over 'hidden' waiting lists

The SNP says it will reveal details of Scotland's "hidden" NHS waiting lists which it claims are excluding patients.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Three schoolgirls 'raped' in park

Police in Salford question a 14-year-old boy after three girls - all aged under 10 - are allegedly raped in a park.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Bombs memorial garden opened

A book of condolence and memorial garden opens to remember the victims of London's bomb attacks.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

US reviews Hurricane Dennis loss

A massive clean-up begins in US states wrecked by Hurricane Dennis, which killed at least four people.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Women bishops vote angers critics

The decision to take steps to allow female Church of England bishops could split the church, critics say.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

Bodybuilder 'executed with AK47'

A bodybuilder was executed after his criminal associates thought he had become an informant, a jury hears.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

MPs back religious hate law

Government attempts to clampdown on expressions of religious hatred clear the Commons - but are set for a rocky ride in the Lords.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

First London bombing victim named

The first victim of the London bombings has been named, as the confirmed number of dead reaches 52.
BBC News - July 11, 2005

For Time Inc. Reporter, a Frenzied Decision to Testify

Matthew Cooper, it turns out, never spoke to his source the day he told the judge that his source would allow him to testify.
New York Times - July 11, 2005

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