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Spain murder trial told of arrest

A man accused of murdering a couple house-hunting in Spain told police: 'I know what I've done', a court hears.
BBC News - March 29, 2006
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CNN	Senate passes ethics bill
	The Senate gave lopsided approval Wednesday to scandal-inspired legislation restricting lobbyist giftgiving and making lobbying activities more open. CNN - March 29, 2006

CNN	Iran told to curb nuclear program
	The U.N. Security Council has unanimously called on Iran to suspend uranium enrichment activities within 30 days and cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog. CNN - March 29, 2006

Critic's Notebook: Pierre Bonnard Retrospective at the Mus�e d'Art Moderne in Paris

It has taken a while, but the art world has come to its own "a-ha" moment with Bonnard, now on view at the Mus�e d'Art Moderne de la Ville in Paris.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

Invoking Federal Law, Maryland Takes Over Baltimore Schools

It was the first time that a state had moved to take over schools under the No Child Left Behind Law, according to officials.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

Senate Passes Pared-Down Lobbying Bill

The Senate today passed its first lobbying restrictions in years, but some advocates for tightening the rules were not satisfied.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

After Dramatic Capture, Liberia's Ex-Leader Brought to Court

Charles G. Taylor arrived today at an international court in Sierra Leone, where he will face war crimes charges.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

Iraq's Premier Asserts His Right to Stay in Office

Facing pressure from the U.S. to step down, Ibrahim al-Jaafari warned against interference in Iraq's political process.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

Apple vs. Apple in Dispute Over Trademark

The Beatles' record company argued that Apple Computer's iTunes digital music store violated a trademark agreement.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

U.S. Tightens Fuel Economy Standards for S.U.V.'s

The new standards will cover most of the biggest S.U.V.'s for the first time, but the overall savings are modest.
New York Times - March 29, 2006

Apple puts limits on iPod levels

Apple has released an update for iPods to allow users to set volume controls following concerns over hearing loss.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

AB Ports rejects takeover offer

AB Ports, the UK's biggest ports operator, rejects a �2.2bn takeover bid, branding it "wholly inadequate".
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Cable made Lib Dem deputy leader

Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vincent Cable wins the contest to become the party's deputy leader.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

India slashes HIV infection rate

HIV infection rates have fallen by a third in the worst hit regions of south India, research suggests.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Apology for 'wrong runway' error

An airline apologises after a plane destined for City of Derry Airport lands at an Army base by mistake.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Concern at council pension costs

The rising costs of council pensions schemes are highlighted in an Audit Scotland report.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Taylor sent to war crimes court

Liberia's former President Charles Taylor is transferred to the UN-backed war crimes tribunal in Sierra Leone.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Lobbyist Abramoff gets 70 months

Disgraced former US lobbyist Jack Abramoff is jailed for 70 months in Miami for conspiracy and fraud.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Growth spurts 'fuel teen cancer'

Growth spurts, puberty and infections may trigger bone cancers in teenagers, researchers suggest.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Football: Milan snatch victory

Inter Milan narrowly beat Villarreal at the San Siro thanks to goals from Adriano and Obafemi Martins.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

Football: Man Utd beat West Ham

Ruud van Nistelrooy scores the only goal as Man Utd deservedly beat West Ham.
BBC News - March 29, 2006

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