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What the education bill says

There is more to the new education bill than proposals for trust schools - which are not actually mentioned.
BBC News - February 28, 2006
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CNN	String of Baghdad attacks kills 55
	At least 55 people are killed in the Iraqi capital in the latest violence since an explosion last week that heavily damaged a revered Shiite shrine further frayed relations between Shiite and Sunni Arabs. CNN - February 28, 2006

Supreme Court Backs Abortion Protesters in Unanimous Ruling

The Supreme Court dealt a setback to abortion clinics in a two-decade-old legal fight over abortion protests.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

Mardi Gras Draws Many Back to New Orleans, for Just a Day

Many former residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina slipped back into town to the beloved party they once reached on foot.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

Prosecutors Show Execution Orders Signed by Hussein

The execution orders for 148 men and boys, some as young as 11, are the first clear evidence linking the former dictator to large-scale crimes.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

At Least 75 Dead in String of Attacks in Iraq

The latest wave of bombings, some aimed at Shiite areas, threatened to heighten sectarian tension again.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

U.N. Agencies Warn Against Cuts in Palestinian Aid

Four U.N. agencies said today that cuts in financial aid could quickly lead to a crisis in basic services.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

Stocks Fall on Signs of Weakness in Economy and at Google

Economic reports showed weakening in the housing market and consumer confidence and Google warned of slower growth.
New York Times - February 28, 2006

Honduras in healthcare emergency

Honduras declares a state of emergency in its healthcare system over a shortage of drugs.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Prescription drug abuse is rising

The abuse of prescription drugs rivals the use of other drugs in some nations, the UN says.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Bed fears over Barts development

There must be no cut in the number of beds planned for the �1.1bn rebuilding of Barts and Royal London, doctors say.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Clarke attacks Lords terror vote

Charles Clarke criticises the House of Lords after it defeats government plans to outlaw the "glorification" of terrorism.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Mother held in baby death probe

The mother of a baby who died in suspicious circumstances in County Fermanagh is arrested.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

'Execution memo' at Saddam trial

The trial of Saddam Hussein resumes with a memo allegedly showing his approval of executions.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Ivory Coast holds historic summit

Political and rebel leaders in Ivory Coast hold key talks and agree to continue their dialogue.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Cricket: England face tough Test

Injury-hit England face a daunting task as they open their three-Test series against India on Wednesday.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Arctic weather warning for the UK

Icy winds from the North Pole are expected on Wednesday as Britain prepares for snowy blizzards.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Cameron appeals for Tory change

Conservative leader David Cameron says his party has to change to help create a better Britain.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Kelly tries to woo school rebels

Labour MPs have been holding meetings to discuss the government's newly published plans for schools in England.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Iraq bombs claim dozens of lives

An attack near a Baghdad Shia mosque kills at least 23 people hours after four other blasts claim 35 lives.
BBC News - February 28, 2006

Mardi Gras boost for New Orleans

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