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Soldier Convicted of Abusing Iraqis at Abu Ghraib Prison

Pfc. Lynndie R. England was found guilty of six of the seven counts against her and faces up to 10 years in a military prison.
New York Times - September 26, 2005
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Ex-Roslyn School Chief Admits Stealing $2 Million

Roslyn residents at today's hearing, many of whom booed when he entered the room, widely criticized the proposed plea deal.
New York Times - September 26, 2005

Debate on Chief Justice Nominee Opens in Senate

With speculation focusing on the president's next Supreme Court choice, the Senate began debate today on Judge John G. Roberts Jr.
New York Times - September 26, 2005

I.R.A. Disarmament Is Complete, Commission Reports

The announcement offered few details that would convince Protestants that they should resume sharing power with the I.R.A.'s political wing.
New York Times - September 26, 2005

Bush Urges Conservation as Retail Gas Prices Rise

President Bush today called on Americans to avoid non-essential driving as the average national prices climbed higher.
New York Times - September 26, 2005

Crude oil prices rise after Rita

Oil prices rise as the industry continues to evaluate the damage caused in the Gulf of Mexico by Hurricane Rita.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

US evolution court battle opens

Eleven parents in the US go to court to protect the teaching of evolution at their local schools.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

US anti-war mother held at rally

Cindy Sheehan, the anti-war protester and mother of a US soldier killed in Iraq, is arrested on a rally in Washington DC.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Insurance staff set for walkout

About 2,000 Co-operative Insurance Society sales staff prepare to strike in protest over new job contracts.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Statins 'could benefit many more'

A type of cholesterol drug can prevent heart attacks and strokes in all patients with diseased arteries, research suggests.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Tehran warns against UN referral

Moves to report Iran to the UN Security Council over its nuclear programme could escalate tensions, Tehran warns.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Cooing at new-born babies banned

A West Yorkshire hospital bans visitors from cooing at new-born babies.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Report details smoke ban tactics

An anti-smoking group publishes a report which it says reveals the tobacco industry's tactics to avoid a ban.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Suspects 'helped 7 July climate'

Ten terror suspects facing deportation from the UK helped "create the climate" for the London bombings, a court hears.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Football: Spurs 1-0 Fulham

Spurs move up to fourth in the Premiership after narrowly beating Fulham.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Football: Wenger backs Ferguson

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger jumps to the defence of Man Utd manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Gate Gourmet settlement reached

A settlement is reached in the dispute between airline caterer Gate Gourmet and the unions, it is revealed.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

Sharon fends off leadership poll

The Israeli PM defeats moves to challenge his leadership of Likud by holding a snap election in November.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

New Orleans residents return

Residents of New Orleans begin to return to parts of the city, a month after a hurricane devastated the city.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

US soldier guilty of Iraq abuse

Lynndie England, the woman at the centre of the Abu Ghraib scandal, is convicted of abusing Iraqi prisoners.
BBC News - September 26, 2005

CNN	Louisiana bails out
	Louisiana reeled Monday from its second hurricane strike in a month, as flooded communities bailed out from Hurricane Rita. CNN - September 26, 2005

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