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UN Security Council calls for Gaza cease-fire
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UN Security Council calls for immediate Gaza truce
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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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Attack on US troops kills Afghan 3 civilians
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Crews contain Colo. wildfire residents return
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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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Seven dead in Florida hurricane

At least seven people are killed in the US state of Florida as hurricane Katrina moves into the Gulf of Mexico.
BBC News - August 26, 2005
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F.D.A. Again Denies Application for Morning-After Pill

Federal drug regulators said that they needed 60 additional days to gather public sentiment on the proposal.
New York Times - August 26, 2005

Hurricane Moves Over Gulf After Soaking Southern Florida

The National Hurricane Center reported that Katrina was now a Category 2 hurricane, and could rise a level on Saturday.
New York Times - August 26, 2005

Iraqis to Press Ahead With Charter as Talks With Sunnis Fail

Shiite and Kurdish leaders decided to press ahead with the document as written and take it directly to the Iraqi people.
New York Times - August 26, 2005

Sunnis Protest Charter as Leaders Struggle to Finalize It

Thousands of Sunni Arabs rallied in central and northern Iraq today to protest the proposed constitution.
New York Times - August 26, 2005

Greenspan warns on protectionism

US Federal Reserve boss Alan Greenspan sees increased US trade protectionism as a real risk to the American economy.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Crude prices fall back slightly

Oil prices fall back on Friday after it appeared rigs in the Gulf of Mexico would not be damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Deforestation of Amazon 'halved'

Brazil's government releases figures suggesting deforestation of the Amazon has fallen by 50% this year.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Colombia lawmakers 'use drugs'

Cocaine is sold within Colombia's Congress and used by lawmakers on the premises, a top senator claims.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Body found in sea search for boy

A boy's body is found on a north Wales beach shortly after the search for a missing 14-year-old is called off.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Blunkett satire to launch More4

A drama about former Home Secretary David Blunkett will make its debut on Channel 4's new digital channel.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Rugby league: Hull hopeful

Leeds are favourites to beat Hull in Saturday's Challenge Cup final at the Millennium Stadium.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Ukraine baby theft claims probed

A Council of Europe envoy is leaving for Ukraine to investigate harrowing reports of babies stolen at birth.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Woman who killed baby spared jail

A mother walks free from court after admitting killing her baby girl through gross negligence.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Soldiers join march for gay pride

Soldiers will join gays and lesbians marching at Manchester's Pride Festival on Saturday.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Protect Channel 4, says Lord Birt

Channel 4 must be "safeguarded" with extra funding so it can compete with the BBC, Lord Birt tells Edinburgh TV Festival.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

England put Aussies on the rack

Australia slump to 99-5 in reply to England's first-innings 477 in the fourth Test at Trent Bridge.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Football: Liverpool win Super Cup

Djibril Cisse's brace inspires Liverpool to victory over CSKA Moscow in the Uefa Super Cup.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Iraqis differ on charter progress

Iraqi Shia negotiators say they have reached agreement on a new constitution, but Sunni officials deny this.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Merck may settle over Vioxx

Drugs giant Merck says it will consider settling a limited number of lawsuits over its scandal-hit painkiller Vioxx.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

Ten jailed for Euro 2004 violence

Ten men who joined a mob laying siege to a pub after Portugal beat England are jailed for up to 18 months.
BBC News - August 26, 2005

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