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Seton Hall Students Sentenced to 5 Years for Fire

Joseph T. Lepore and Sean Michael Ryan admitted that they set a fire seven years ago that killed three students.
New York Times - January 26, 2007
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CNN	Amnesia victim wandered streets for days
	Joe Bieger walked out his front door with his two dogs one morning last fall as a beloved husband, father, grandfather and assistant high school athletic director. Then he forgot who he was and walked the streets of Dallas, Texas, for 25 days. CNN - January 26, 2007

CNN	Violence stops Palestinian talks
	Rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah have suspended talks because of a groundswell of violence between them, spokesmen for the two groups said Friday. Ongoing clashes between the two groups Friday left at least 11 people dead -- including civilians and Fatah and Hamas militants. CNN - January 26, 2007

Hotel in Pakistani Capital Is Bombed

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed the bomber and a security guard.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

Afghan Lawmaker Is Killed in Shooting

A member of Afghanistan?s Parliament was gunned down while he was walking to a mosque, officials said.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

Canada Reaches Settlement With Torture Victim

Maher Arar, who was cleared of charges that led to his detention, will be paid over $8.9 million in compensation.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

Bush Backs Force Against Iranians in Iraq

The statement follows a report that President Bush had authorized the killing of Iranian agents.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

NATO Allies Wary of Adding Troops in Afghanistan

The Bush administration met with resistance as it tried to inject new energy into the NATO mission.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

Drug That Treats Vision Problems May Increase Stroke Risk

Genentech said that interim data from a clinical trial showed that 1.2 percent of patients treated with a high dose of Lucentis had a stroke.
New York Times - January 26, 2007

Big Brother star Jo denies racism

Pop singer Jo O'Meara denies being racist after her eviction from Channel 4's Celebrity Big Brother with Cleo Rocos.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Roadworks warning for M8 drivers

Work begins on the second phase of improvements to a stretch of the M8 motorway in Glasgow.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Nasdaq extends LSE share deadline

The Nasdaq extends its closing date for LSE shareholders to accept its proposed takeover bid.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Bush assertive on Iraq strategy

President Bush reaffirms plans to send more troops to Iraq, as their new commander there is confirmed.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

New call to save EU constitution

EU members supporting the union's constitution call for the rest of the bloc to help revive the document.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Iran rejects UN's chief inspector

Iran demands the removal of the UN official in charge of inspecting its nuclear programme, reports say.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Football: Ferguson warns Platini

Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson tells new Uefa president Michel Platini not to revamp the format of the Champions League.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Guinean leader 'to cede powers'

Guinea's president has agreed, after bloody protests, to cede some powers to a prime minister, union leaders say.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Canada compensates deportee

The Canadian PM apologises to a man allegedly tortured in Syria after being detained in the US as a terror suspect.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Liverpool reveal Gillett approach

Liverpool receive an approach about a possible takeover of the club from American tycoon George Gillett.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

Bill Gates praises UK on Africa

Microsoft boss Bill Gates hails the UK government's role as a "change agent" that helps Africa.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

New attempt to head off BA strike

Weekend talks will be held between BA and union leaders to try and avert a strike by cabin crew.
BBC News - January 26, 2007

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