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Rowling 'dreading' end of Potter

JK Rowling says she is "dreading" the final Harry Potter book, which she will start later in the year.
BBC News - July 17, 2005
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Woods Wins British Open for Tenth Career Major Title

Tiger Woods won by five strokes over Colin Montgomerie. He joined Jack Nicklaus as the only other player to have won each of the four professional majors twice.
New York Times - July 17, 2005

Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath Dies at 89

Sir Edward Heath was as prime minister took Britain into the European Economic Community in 1973 and for decades was the Conservative Party's leading advocate of European Unity.
New York Times - July 17, 2005

China Hails New Leader of Taiwan Nationalists

BEIJING, July 17 - The Chinese president, Hu Jintao, hailed today the election of Ma Ying-jeou, the mayor of Taipei, as the chairman of Taiwan's main opposition party, signaling Beijing's expectation that the new party leader will continue to try to improve relations across the Taiwan Strait.
New York Times - July 17, 2005

In a Show of Force, Israeli Forces Gather Outside the Gaza Strip

Ariel Sharon told his cabinet ministers there would be "no restriction on our activities to halt the attacks at communities both inside and outside the Gaza Strip."
New York Times - July 17, 2005

Cycling: Hincapie wins Tour stage

George Hincapie wins a brutal stage 15 of the Le Tour as team captain Lance Armstrong tightens his grip overall.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Boxing: Taylor wins title fight

Jermain Taylor ends Bernard Hopkins' reign as world middleweight champion on a split points verdict.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Bush aide 'is source of CIA leak'

A US journalist says White House aide Karl Rove told him the wife of an administration critic was a CIA agent.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Wonderful Woods wins second Open

Tiger Woods holds off his rivals to win his second Open title and end Colin Montgomerie's dreams.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Talks to continue over UN reform

The Group of Four fails to agree with the African Union on their bids for UN Security Council seats.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Iran-Iraq talks heal old wounds

Iran's President Khatami welcomes a 'turning point' in relations with Iraq during PM Ibrahim Jaafari's historic visit.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Sixty die in E Guinea plane crash

A plane crashes in Equatorial Guinea, killing all 60 passengers and crew, officials say.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

MI5 said bomber was not a threat

MI5 assessed one of the London bombers in another investigation but thought he was not a threat, it emerges.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Abbas pledges end to attacks

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas says he is determined to stop militant attacks on Jewish settlements.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Kurds 'deny' Turkey resort bomb

The Kurdish rebels suspected of carrying out the Kusadasi bombing denies any involvement, reports say.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Landmark made Wonka factory

London's Leicester Square is transformed into Willy Wonka's chocolate factory for the movie's premiere.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Public split over new hate laws

Public opinion is divided over controversial plans to ban incitement to religious hatred, a BBC poll suggests.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Former PM Sir Edward Heath dies

Former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath has died at the age of 89, his spokesman says.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

Charges Filed Against Hussein for 1982 Massacre of Shiite Villagers

The date for Saddam Hussein's trial will be determined in a few days. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.
New York Times - July 17, 2005

Indonesia Settles With Aceh Rebels

JAKARTA, July 17 - The Indonesian government and separatists from Aceh Province agreed to a peace deal in Finland today to end a 30-year-conflict that has killed some 15,000 people, government officials here said.
New York Times - July 17, 2005

New life in Africa for old PCs

In Africa, where a new computer could cost a year's wages, an appetite is growing for donated PCs from the developed world.
BBC News - July 17, 2005

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