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US military to get new boss

Adm Mike Mullen is nominated as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the country's top military post.
BBC News - June 8, 2007
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Paris Hilton Is Ordered Back to Jail

The judge reversed a decision by the Los Angeles County sheriff to release her and keep her under house arrest.
New York Times - June 8, 2007

Pace to Retire as Joint Chiefs Chairman

The move reflects a feeling among top civilian officials that the American military needs a new direction.
New York Times - June 8, 2007

Immigration Bill Sponsors Vow to Press On

The authors of a comprehensive bill said they would try to resuscitate the measure, which stalled Thursday.
New York Times - June 8, 2007

Putin Offers Alternatives to Missile Defense System

President Vladimir V. Putin suggested that Russia would not object to U.S. interceptor missiles in Iraq or Turkey.
New York Times - June 8, 2007

Fujimori again under house arrest

Chile's Supreme Court places ex-Peru leader Alberto Fujimori under house arrest ahead of an extradition ruling.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Male housemates join BB house

Two more men have joined Channel 4's Big Brother house, in the wake of Emily Parr's eviction by producers.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Atlantis orbiter set for launch

Following lengthy repairs because of storm damage, the Atlantis orbiter is now ready to launch to the space station on Friday.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

MPs question Post Office's plans

MPs query the ability of Post Office bosses to boost profits after Royal Mail workers back strike action.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Teachers vote for Army school ban

Members of Scotland's largest teaching union vote to demand a ban on armed forces recruitment in schools.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Three rescued as speedboat sinks

Three people have a lucky escape after their speedboat sinks just off Portstewart harbour.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

US eases passport rule for summer

The US State Department relaxes some of its passport rules after a surge in demand creates long delays.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Tennis: Nadal to play Federer

Rafael Nadal powers past Novak Djokovic and will play world number one Roger Federer in Sunday's French Open final.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Paris Hilton sent back to jail

Heiress Paris Hilton is taken screaming from a Los Angeles court after being told to return to jail.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

England dominate as Windies slump

England end day two of the third Test 175 runs ahead as West Indies suffer a dramatic collapse at Old Trafford.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Tributes to 'selfless' UK soldier

The 150th member of the British forces to die in Iraq was shot dead as he rescued a colleague, it emerges.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

JJB founder David Whelan sells up

David Whelan, the founder of JJB Sports, sells his 29% holding in the sporting goods firm for �190m.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Wright killer found dead in cell

A member of a gang which murdered LVF leader Billy Wright in the Maze prison is found dead in his jail cell.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

Probe rejects UK rendition claim

An 18-month-long inquiry has found no evidence that UK airports have been used to move CIA suspects, it emerges.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

CIA rejects secret jails report

The CIA dismisses a European report alleging that it ran secret jails for terror suspects in Europe after 9/11.
BBC News - June 8, 2007

CNN	Man allegedly drowned tot for insurance
	The firefighters who tried to save Ashley McLellan, unconscious after being pulled from a pool on a cold winter night in 2003, noticed something strange about her stepfather. He was calm. Now he's accused of killing the tot to collect a $200,000 insurance policy. CNN - June 8, 2007

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