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UN Security Council calls for Gaza cease-fire
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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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Border Patrol to close Calif. plaza for new fence
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Panel recommends impeaching Ill. governor
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Tebow leads Fla. past Okla. 24-14 for BCS title
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Kim Roberts said she initially doubted the story of her colleague, but now she is not so sure.
New York Times - April 21, 2006
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CNN	Students protest boot camp death
	About 1,500 Florida students marched with the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton on Friday to protest how the state has handled the death of a black teenager who was punched and kicked by guards at a juvenile detention boot camp. Martin Lee Anderson, 14, was the third young black male to die in sta... CNN - April 21, 2006

Switch to Ethanol-Based Fuel Causing Disruptions

Suppliers and filling stations are scrambling to change over to ethanol-based fuel ahead of a May 5th deadline.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

C.I.A. Employee Fired for Alleged Leak

The official was dismissed for disclosing classified information to the Washington Post, the agency said today.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

China's President Ends U.S. Visit With Yale Speech

Hu Jintao said today that China would focus on economic growth, moving only "prudently" on political rights.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

U.S. Wants Europe to Isolate Iran if U.N. Balks

Russia and Europe should impose their own penalties on Iran over its suspected nuclear program, the U.S. said.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

Shiites Agree on Pick for Prime Minister

The decision to nominate Jawad al-Maliki, a hard-line Shiite leader, could resolve Iraq's political deadlock.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

Hamas and Abbas Clash Over Plan for Security Forces

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas today blocked an appointment by the Hamas-led government.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

Berlusconi Refuses to Concede Defeat

Silvio Berlusconi said today he would demand more scrutiny of Italy's election results despite a court ruling.
New York Times - April 21, 2006

US police 'foil attack on school'

Police in Kansas say they have foiled a school attack on the anniversary of the Columbine massacre.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Missile exports to Iran alarm US

Washington asks Russia to reconsider selling Iran anti-aircraft missiles as the nuclear row goes on.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Breast implants 'not cancer risk'

Cosmetic breast implants do not increase the overall risk of getting cancer, a long-term study suggests.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Who would still sponsor a school?

BBC education correspondent Mike Baker assesses the impact of recent events on schools sponsors.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Parents' �2.5m saves school

Two parents step in with �2.5m to allow a school which closed 18 days ago to reopen on Monday.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Workers call off equal pay strike

A strike by cleaners, caterers and carers in Aberdeen is called off following a union meeting.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Merck to pay $32m in Vioxx ruling

Merck will appeal after a court orders it to pay $32m to the family of a man who had a fatal heart attack after taking Vioxx.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Hamas defies 'security force' ban

The Hamas government defies a veto on its plan to form a shadow Palestinian security force led by a top militant.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Snooker: Robertson in quarters

Neil Robertson becomes the first player to reach the last eight of the World Championship following a 13-9 win over Stephen Lee.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Cricket: Jones buoyed by return

England paceman Simon Jones comes through his return from injury unscathed.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

Hu heckler on harassment charge

A woman appears in court in Washington after heckling Chinese President Hu Jintao at the White House.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

NHS cash 'wasted by PFI delays'

PFI projects cost the NHS more than necessary as firms pass on the cost of delays, business leaders say.
BBC News - April 21, 2006

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