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Row over 'Burberry hate campaign'

Peter Hain dismisses a writer's claims of a "campaign of hate" against Burberry over the closure of its Rhondda factory.
BBC News - February 4, 2007
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Palestinians Fear Infighting Hurts Their Case

Palestinians say their own infighting is making it too easy for Israel to argue that nothing needs to be done now to promote a Palestinian state.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

Job Offer Affirms Value of a Hit-Making Producer

Rick Rubin, who has worked with Jay-Z, Johnny Cash and others, has been offered a top job at Columbia Records.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

Hagel and McCain Spar Over Iraq War Policy

The unusually bitter exchanges today about the best way forward in the war were, to an unusual degree, Republican-on-Republican or Democrat-on-Democrat.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

After Deadly Blast in Iraq, Shiites Assail U.S. Policy

Instead of making Baghdad safer, recent U.S. efforts have opened Shiite areas to bombs that have left more than 450 dead since Jan. 16, Shiites said today.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

Tensions over Peru Inca citadel

There are growing tensions over a bridge that will open up a new route to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, Peru's greatest tourist attraction.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Colombia mine gas blast kills 32

A gas explosion at a coal mine in north-eastern Colombia kills 32 workers, officials say.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Craig wins acting prize for Bond

Daniel Craig is named best actor by the London Evening Standard for his role in Casino Royale.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Israel confirms new forces chief

Israel's cabinet approves the appointment of Maj Gen Gabi Ashkenazi as the new head of its armed forces.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Live - Super Bowl XLI

The Indianapolis Colts take on the Chicago Bears in this year's NFL showpiece in Miami.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Ryan O'Neal in gun row with son

Hollywood actor Ryan O'Neal is arrested in California for allegedly assaulting his son, Griffin, police say.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Mass turkey cull to halt bird flu

Tens of thousands of turkeys are gassed at a Suffolk farm as efforts continue to prevent bird flu from spreading.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Baghdad set for big security push

A command centre for a joint US-Iraqi offensive to restore security in Baghdad is ready to go into operation.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Residential Towers to Sprout Soon on Far West Side

A half-dozen developers plan to start residential projects in the next six months with a combined total of nearly 6,000 apartments.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

News Analysis: Iranian Boast Is Put to Test

Setbacks and failures in Tehran?s experimental uranium enrichment program suggest that its bluster may far outstrip its expertise.
New York Times - February 4, 2007

Reid 'wrong' on Home Office split

Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke criticises plans to split up his former department.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Industry's concern over outbreak

Members of the UK poultry trade brace themselves for the impact of avian flu on business after the discovery of the H5N1 strain in Suffolk.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Ahern and Hain in deadline threat

Bertie Ahern and Peter Hain warn the parties that the 26 March devolution deadline must be met.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Bid for new leads in murder probe

Detectives investigating the murder of a businessman found shot dead question members of the public one week on.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Italy to debate football future

The Italian Olympic Committee will meet the government on Monday to decide when Italian football resumes.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

Tense calm follows Gaza fighting

A truce between rival Palestinian factions in Gaza appears to take hold after days of deadly clashes.
BBC News - February 4, 2007

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