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Andrew Flintoff wins the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
BBC News - December 11, 2005
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CNN	Iraq shuts borders for election
	With parliamentary elections days away, Iraq has closed its borders and imposed a nighttime curfew around those boundaries. "The international crossing borders and the borders and passageways for travelers between Iraq and Syria will be closed with the exception of the commercial trucks authori... CNN - December 11, 2005

Lawyer Knew Rove Was a Source, Reporter Says

Karl Rove's lawyer learned that Mr. Rove had probably been a source for Time's July 2003 article that mentioned the Valerie Plame, a Time reporter wrote.
New York Times - December 11, 2005

Human Rights Group Calls for Sanctions on Darfur's Leaders

The United Nations should conduct an investigation of crimes against humanity committed in Darfur, Human Rights Watch said in a report.
New York Times - December 11, 2005

Commission Finds Irregularities in Iraqi Voter Registration

With just four days to go until parliamentary elections, an abnormal surge of voter registration was discovered in Kirkuk.
New York Times - December 11, 2005

OPEC Should Not Curtail Production, Minister Says

Saudi Arabia's oil minister added that it was too early to consider paring the group's output in anticipation of a slowdown in consumption next year.
New York Times - December 11, 2005

China Overtakes U.S. as Supplier of Information Technology Goods

After almost a decade of explosive growth in its electronics sector, China has pushed past the U.S. in exports of information and communication technology.
New York Times - December 11, 2005

Brooks and Yearwood marry

Country stars Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood marry in a private ceremony at their home in Oklahoma.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Paramount buys rival Dreamworks

Hollywood giant Paramount buys rival studio Dreamworks, securing the talents of director Steven Spielberg.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

NHS warned to 'reform or go bust'

The NHS will be plunged further into a financial crisis if the government does not change its approach, a study says.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Third of MPs privately schooled

The people's representatives are not representative of people's education, an education charity says.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

New Hariri report 'blames Syria'

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan receives the latest report into the killing of Lebanese ex-PM Rafik Hariri.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Sri Lanka 'concern' at peace role

Sri Lanka expresses concern over conditions set by Norway for a return to peace mediation.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Baby thrown from blazing house

An ex-rugby player catches a baby tossed from the window of a neighbour's burning house.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Rights group urges Darfur probe

Human Rights Watch calls for top Sudanese officials to be investigated for crimes against humanity in Darfur.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Chile's Bachelet takes poll lead

Michelle Bachelet, expected to become Chile's first female president, leads the race but a run-off appears likely.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Flintoff wins top BBC Sport award

England's Ashes cricket hero Andrew Flintoff wins the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Clarke warns Cameron on Europe

Former Conservative leadership rival Ken Clarke rounds on new Tory leader David Cameron over Europe.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Firearms officers in Welsh siege

Police officers remain embroiled in an armed siege hours after they swooped on a house in Wales.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

Three men face terrorism charges

Three men are charged with terror offences and will appear before magistrates on Monday.
BBC News - December 11, 2005

CNN	Nigeria crash: 65 children killed
	Officials in Nigeria say they are investigating the cause of a passenger plane crash that killed 107 people, including at least 65 secondary school children. CNN - December 11, 2005

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