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Space capsule lands back on Earth

A Soyuz capsule carrying three astronauts from International Space Station lands safely in Kazakhstan.
BBC News - April 24, 2005
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CNN	Late snow blasts Midwest
	A rare late spring snowstorm dumped up to a foot of snow on parts of the Midwest Sunday, knocking out power to thousands of customers and postponing a Major League Baseball game for the second day in a row. CNN - April 24, 2005

CNN	Police: Bomb near mosque claims 16th life
	Two explosions rocked western Baghdad's al-Shu'lah neighborhood Sunday near a Shiite mosque and a busy market, killing at least 16 people and wounding at least 57 others, Iraqi police said. News of the blasts came just hours after news of two suicide car bombs in Tikrit, about 90 miles north of Bagh... CNN - April 24, 2005

CNN	Israeli president dies
	Former Israeli President Ezer Weizman, a flying ace and crack military commander who built up the nation's air force and helped bring about the Jewish state's first peace treaty with an Arab country, has died, Israeli officials said Sunday. He was 80. CNN - April 24, 2005

21 Iraqis Killed in Attacks in Tikrit and Baghdad

Also today, the U.S. military said it captured four more Iraqis in connection with the downing of a civilian helicopter.
New York Times - April 24, 2005

Ezer Weizman, Former President of Israel, Dies at 80

Ezer Weizman built the country's air force and guided Israel to a swift victory over the Arab forces in the Six Day War of 1967.
New York Times - April 24, 2005

Abbas Reshuffles Security Forces, but Questions Remain

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has streamlined his security forces and installed a new set of commanders. Will they be able to bring sweeping changes?
New York Times - April 24, 2005

Iraqis held in helicopter attack

The US military says it has arrested four more men suspected of shooting down a helicopter.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Cricket: SA shatter West Indies

Andre Nel takes 6-32 as South Africa beat West Indies by an innings and 86 runs in Barbados.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Huge crowds support Mexico mayor

Hundreds of thousands march through Mexico City in support of embattled mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Football: Rooney wonder goal

A Wayne Rooney wonder goal inspires Man Utd to victory over Newcastle.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Snooker: Stevens close to victory

Matthew Stevens is just one frame away from knocking Jimmy White out of the World Championship.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Raid overshadows Togo elections

Armed men raid the headquarters of Togo's opposition, as voting ends in presidential elections.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Beckhams plan to take legal case

The Beckhams intend to take legal action after failing to stop tabloid allegations about their marriage.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Iraqis killed in market attacks

Twin bomb attacks in a Baghdad market near a mosque kill 15 and injure dozens, police say.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

CNN	Benedict XVI installed as pope
	Pope Benedict XVI said he wanted to reach out to other faiths and believers and non-believers alike as he was installed in a Mass in St. Peter's Square on Sunday. The new pope asked for the prayers of the 350,000 people gathered around the square and millions watching on TV as he assumed "this... CNN - April 24, 2005

At Installation Mass, New Pope Strikes a Tone of Openness

The Mass, which drew 350,000 spectators, marked an important moment in the transformation of Benedict XVI.
New York Times - April 24, 2005

Cycling: Danielson takes lead

Tom Danielson wins the fifth stage of the Tour de Georgia to take the overall lead.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Bono hits out at Canadian leader

U2 frontman Bono says he is "disappointed" with Canada's Prime Minister Paul Martin over an unfulfilled aid pledge.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Call for rethink on youth project

The former prisons watchdog urges ministers to review their decision to close a project for young offenders.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

Campaign focus on global poverty

The four main Welsh parties campaign on helping the developing world to mark World Poverty Day.
BBC News - April 24, 2005

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