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Stillbirth numbers not reducing

Just over one in 200 pregnancies ends in a stillbirth, a figure which has remained unchanged since the early 1990s.
BBC News - April 24, 2007
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CNN	Soldier 'warned' off the truth
	The U.S. military fabricated stories about the ambush and capture of a soldier in Iraq and the death of a former NFL star in Afghanistan, a House panel heard Tuesday. CNN - April 24, 2007

CNN	Undersea project would link Alaska, Russia
	For more than a century, entrepreneurs and engineers have dreamed of building a tunnel connecting the eastern and western hemispheres under the Bering Strait -- only to be brought up short by war, revolution and politics. CNN - April 24, 2007

CNN	Cheney, Reid trade barbs over Iraq war
	Vice President Dick Cheney accused Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Tuesday of pursuing a defeatist strategy in Iraq to win votes in the next election -- a charge Reid said did not warrant a response. CNN - April 24, 2007

CNN	Nigeria's president denies elections fatally flawed
	President Olusegun Obasanjo said in remarks released Tuesday that Nigeria's deeply flawed weekend presidential elections should not be voided and asked observers not to judge his country by developed-world standards. CNN - April 24, 2007

Music: Philharmonic to Add Position at Top

The New York Philharmonic, hunting for a successor to its music director, Lorin Maazel, has decided to divide up its leadership by adding the new position of principal conductor.
New York Times - April 24, 2007

Ethiopian Rebels Kill 70 at Chinese-Run Oil Field

The severity of this attack unnerved Ethiopian officials, who usually play down any threats to their control.
New York Times - April 24, 2007

Indonesia Court Clears Mining Company

The Newmont corporation and one of its senior executives faced criminal charges of polluting a bay with toxic waste.
New York Times - April 24, 2007

Reid and Cheney Trade Attacks Over Iraq Bill

President Bush repeated his veto threat as an increasingly bitter war of words raged over an Iraq war-spending bill that would set a timetable for withdrawal.
New York Times - April 24, 2007

Economix: What?s Really Squeezing the Middle Class?

It may seem that layoffs are happening more frequently than they once did and that workers? income is more volatile. The reality may be different.
New York Times - April 24, 2007

Sailing: US crew stay unbeaten

American challengers BMW Oracle lead the way in the Louis Vuitton Cup in Valencia.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Rap mogul wants racist lyrics ban

Rap label boss Russell Simmons says three sexist and racist words should be banned from hip-hop songs.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Staff hurt in US prison violence

At least two prison staff are hurt in an outbreak of violence at a prison in the US state of Indiana, officials say.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Ecuador's Congress sacks judges

The political crisis in Ecuador intensifies as Congress sacks nine top judges in a row over constitutional reform.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Canadian charged at Guantanamo

The US military charges a Canadian detainee at Guantanamo Bay with murder and aiding terrorism.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Reid pledges terror consensus

The 28-day detention period for terror suspects will not be extended without cross-party agreement, says John Reid.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Body found in search for doctor

A body is found during the search for a missing doctor in the southern Cairngorms.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Scores die in Ethiopia oil attack

An attack by gunmen in eastern Ethiopia leaves 65 Ethiopians and nine Chinese oil workers dead, officials say.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Cuba 'releases jailed dissidents'

Cuban authorities have released at least seven dissidents from prison, local human rights groups say.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Cricket: Sri Lanka into world final

Mahela Jayawardene's century leads Sri Lanka through to the World Cup final after beating New Zealand by 81 runs.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

Football: Ranson in Man City bid

Former Manchester City player Ray Ranson confirms his interest in buying the club.
BBC News - April 24, 2007

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