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U.S.-Led Troops Begin Sweep in Heartland of Iraq Insurgency

The U.S. military said today that thousands of troops had begun a sweep near the town of Hit in the volatile province of Anbar.
New York Times - November 30, 2005
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CNN	Supreme Court hears abortion case
	With a new chief justice on the bench, the nation's high court seemed divided Wednesday in a high-profile abortion case that could have a major impact on the laws -- and politics -- regarding the medical procedure. CNN - November 30, 2005

Study Shows Weakening of Atlantic Currents

Atlantic Ocean currents that make northern Europe warmer than it would otherwise be have weakened by about a third over the last 50 years, British oceanographers are reporting.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Justices Consider Abortion Case on Parental Notification

The case could signal where the court is headed on abortion under John G. Roberts Jr. and after Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Library's Art Auction Fails to Meet Expectations

One of two portraits of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart from the New York Public Library's collection failed to sell at Sotheby's yesterday.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Documents Reveal More About Court Pick's Views

In 1985, Samuel Alito made clear his hope that the Supreme Court would overturn a ruling that established abortion rights.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Panel Urges Britain to Raise Retirement Age

The panel urged today that the retirement age should be raised to 67 years old as part of a major pension overhaul.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Merkel Makes First Major Speech as Germany's Chancellor

Angela Merkel condemned the kidnapping of a German citizen in Iraq and vowed to make Germany "one of the three top countries in Europe in 10 years."
New York Times - November 30, 2005

Peres Voices Support for Sharon in Israeli Elections

Elder statesman Shimon Peres announced today that he was leaving the Labor Party and would back Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's centrist movement.
New York Times - November 30, 2005

UN workers hold stoppage

Several hundred staff at the World Health Organization take part in a one-hour stoppage over job cuts.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Miller 'sorry' for WMD mistakes

Judith Miller, the New York Times journalist at the centre of the CIA agent leak scandal, apologises to her readers.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Panama welcomes Cuba surgery

Panama's leader thanks Cuba for offering free eye treatment to Panamanians.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Ecuador swears in new top court

The new judges on Ecuador's Supreme Court are sworn in, nearly a year after it was disbanded.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Court blow for Blackberry maker

The maker of the Blackberry mobile device is hit by a court ruling which could affect its operations in the US.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Schools aide quits over reforms

Labour MP Martin Salter has resigned as parliamentary aide to a schools minister.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Prevention 'focus of HIV fight'

Politicians and campaigners pledge to focus on HIV prevention to stop the spread of the virus.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Fears over unisex PE changing

Separate changing rooms for boys and girls are not offered by up to one in five primary schools, research suggests.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Priest hurt in homophobic beating

A priest is beaten with a metal baseball bat in what police say was an unprovoked homophobic attack.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Four freed in 1972 bomb inquiry

Four people are released without charge by police re-examining the 1972 Claudy bombings.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

House 'blast' man severely burnt

An investigation begins into a serious fire at a house after neighbours report a gas explosion.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

Football: Liverpool climb table

Liverpool jump three places in the Premiership table to go fourth after beating Sunderland.
BBC News - November 30, 2005

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