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US woman faces Iraq charges

Private Lynndie England, who featured in some of the most notorious Iraqi prisoner abuse photos, is due to face a military hearing.
BBC News - August 2, 2004
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CNN	Alex is year's first hurricane
	Alex strengthened into the first hurricane of the 2004 North Atlantic season early today, moving almost parallel to the North Carolina coast. A hurricane warning is in effect for the state's Outer Banks. At 2 a.m. ET, Alex's center was about 75 miles south-southeast of Wilmington, North Carolina, th... CNN - August 2, 2004

Terror alert: Are you worried?

The Home Office is trying to calm fears of an imminent terrorist attack in the UK, while simultaneously saying there's a "real and serious risk" from al-Qaeda. Are you worried?
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Home PCs hijacked to spread spam

Potentially millions of home computers could unwittingly be helping the scourge of spam to spread.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Jackson prosecutor 'defied gag'

Singer Michael Jackson's lawyers suggest that a prosecutor in his child abuse case violated a "gag" order.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Yorath admits drink-drive charge

Former Leeds United and Wales footballer Terry Yorath pleads guilty to a charge of drink-driving.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Four rescued from sinking yacht

Four people are winched from a sinking yacht in the North Atlantic in a Coastguard and RAF operation.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Great bustard jets into Britain

The great bustard is back in Britain after 30 chicks arrived from the Russian steppes on Monday.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Pay offer bid to end strike

A new pay offer is made in an attempt to end the civil service strike in Northern Ireland.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Bangladesh appeals for food 'aid'

A senior Bangladeshi minister says the flood-affected country will need foreign food assistance till the end of the year.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Football: Vieira bid silence

Arsenal and Real Madrid both refuse to discuss reports the Spanish club have bid �18m for Patrick Vieira.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Pru ditches plan for Egg sell-off

The insurance giant axes its plans to sell-off its internet banking arm, saying holding onto the bank "offers better value to shareholders".
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Shot bride's husband 'devastated'

The newly-wed husband of a woman found shot dead at her home tells of his grief - as police hunt for her father.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

India-Pakistan travel talks start

Officials from the rival nations begin two days of talks to promote tourism and meetings between people.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Southern Gaza blast kills three

Three Palestinians militants are killed in an explosion in the southern Gaza Strip.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Australian teens 'admit murder'

Two teenagers confessed to murdering two Thai prostitutes by dumping them in a river, a court hears.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Manila arrests Muslim militants

Two men linked to militant group JI are held in the Philippines and accused of bomb attacks which killed 22.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Kenyan anger over hostage 'hoax'

Newspaper demand the resignation of the foreign minister who said hostages seized in Iraq had been freed.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Russia welfare bill sparks anger

The Russian parliament is to debate a bill to dismantle automatic benefits - amid a rash of protests.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

Darfur security force to double

Sudanese forces are being boosted in a bid to tackle insecurity in the troubled Darfur region.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

US terror plot intelligence 'old'

Much of the information behind the raised security levels in the US was compiled years ago, reports say.
BBC News - August 2, 2004

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