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Settlement Is Reached in Chicago Club Deaths

The owners of a Chicago nightclub where 21 people died in a stampede in 2003 have tentatively agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle dozens of lawsuits.
New York Times - February 8, 2006
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CNN	Rice accuses over cartoons
	U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has accused Syria and Iran of deliberately inflaming sentiments over a series of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed. Syria's ambassador to the United States, Imad Moustapha, denies Rice's accusation and blames the violence on Israeli and U.S. policies i... CNN - February 8, 2006

CNN	Sen. Clinton: Republicans 'playing the fear card'
	Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday accused Republicans of "playing the fear card" of terrorism to win elections and said Democrats cannot keep quiet if they want to win in November. CNN - February 8, 2006

Fossil Finding Suggests Early Ancestor of T. Rex

A primitive crested dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago in China appears to be the granddaddy of all tyrannosaurs.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Doubts Cast on a Trove of Supposed Pollocks

An analysis of six paintings claimed to be original works by Jackson Pollock casts serious doubt on their authenticity.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Michaels Leaving 'Monday Night Football'

ESPN has shed a discontented Al Michaels from his contract to call "Monday Night Football" for the next eight years.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Dissident Is Killed in Nepal's First Election in 7 Years

The military killed a dissident who was protesting the elections today, while suspected Maoist guerrillas lobbed bombs at government buildings.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Bush Urges World Leaders to Halt Violence Over Cartoons

The Bush administration said today that violence had been encouraged by Iran and Syria; also, three more protesters were killed in Afghanistan.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Bird Flu Virus Is Confirmed in Africa

Nigerian health authorities reported the continent's first outbreak to the World Organization for Animal Health in Paris.
New York Times - February 8, 2006

Foot-and-mouth hits Argentina

Argentine authorities detect foot-and-mouth disease near the border with Paraguay.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

London critics honour Brokeback

Oscar hopeful Brokeback Mountain wins two of the top honours at the annual London Film Critics' Circle awards.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

UK sale boosts News Corp profits

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation reports higher profits following the sale of its leading UK education titles.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Two more accused of man's murder

Another two men are charged with the murder of Gerard Devlin in west Belfast last week.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Apology for radiation error girl

Scotland's largest cancer centre apologises after overdoses of radiation are given to a 15-year-old girl.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Football: Charlton beat Liverpool

Liverpool's recent slump continues as they are beaten by Charlton to go down to a third defeat in four league games.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

US evangelicals seek green laws

A group of senior US evangelicals calls for action on global warming, causing splits in the religious right.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Iran and Syria 'incited violence'

The US Secretary of State says Iran and Syria are fuelling Muslim anger in a cartoon row with the West.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Football: Chelsea crush Everton

Chelsea book an FA Cup fifth-round tie against Colchester after cruising past Everton in their replay.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

'Taped evidence' in Kenya scandal

The BBC obtains new evidence in a corruption scandal in Kenya threatening to topple the government.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Police in baby search find body

Police searching for a missing six-month-old baby find the body of a child in an underground drain.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

Church apologises for slave trade

The Church of England votes to apologise to the descendents of victims of the slave trade.
BBC News - February 8, 2006

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