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Why the U-turn on faith schools?

BBC education correspondent Mike Baker assesses the government's U-turn over faith school "quotas".
BBC News - November 3, 2006
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CNN	Family buries firefighter killed in California blaze
	A small Southern California community held the first of five funerals for firefighters killed in a blaze that officials said was started by an arsonist. CNN - November 3, 2006

CNN	Ohio's Bob Ney resigns
	Rep. Bob Ney of Ohio, who pleaded guilty last month in the influence-peddling investigation of former lobbyist Jack Abramoff, has resigned his seat in Congress, his chief of staff said Friday. The former chairman of the House Administration Committee faces more than two years in prison after pleadin... CNN - November 3, 2006

U.S. Intelligence Chief Visits Baghdad

John D. Negroponte is the latest in a series of officials to visit the Iraqi leader at a time when ties are tense.
New York Times - November 3, 2006

Tight Turn Cited in Report on Lidle Plane Crash

The plane made a difficult U-turn from the wrong spot, the National Transportation Safety Board said today.
New York Times - November 3, 2006

Evangelical Leader Says He Bought Drugs

The Rev. Ted Haggard admitted he had bought methamphetamine from a gay escort but denied having sex with him.
New York Times - November 3, 2006

Republicans Highlight Strong Economy

Republicans seized on a drop in the unemployment rate to assert that tax cuts are working and the economy is strong.
New York Times - November 3, 2006

Fearing Slow Holiday Sales, Wal-Mart Cuts Prices

For Wal-Mart, the strategy represents a bet that it can save Christmas by single-mindedly stressing low prices.
New York Times - November 3, 2006

Panama wins backing for UN seat

Panama is endorsed as the compromise candidate for a key regional UN Security Council seat.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

US closes 'bomb secrets' website

The US closes a government website that posted Iraqi material said to detail nuclear bomb-making.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Brown 'will be crowned leader'

Chancellor Gordon Brown is likely to be crowned Labour leader without a contest, says Peter Hain.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

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Sportswomen are more prone to injuries at certain times during their menstrual cycle, a study suggests.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Turkish PM regrets EU 'obstacles'

Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses the EU of placing new obstacles in the way of Turkey's entry bid.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Storm over Venezuela speech claim

Venezuela's energy minister causes a storm by allegedly telling oil workers they must back the president.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Football: Drogba re-signs

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba signs a new four-year deal running until 2010.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

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Andrew Flintoff is confident he will be physically ready for the challenge of captaining England in the Ashes.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Rugby: RFU denies racism claim

The Rugby Football Union denies claims from Aaron Mauger that NZ players were racially abused during last year's game.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Sex-row US pastor 'bought drugs'

US evangelical Ted Haggard, who quit amid gay sex claims, admits he bought drugs and received a massage.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Scores of bodies found in Baghdad

Police find 83 bodies around Baghdad, as security is tightened ahead of a verdict in Saddam Hussein's trial.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

Tory Iraq vote 'absolutely crazy'

David Cameron's decision to back an immediate Iraq war inquiry is attacked by a former party defence spokesman.
BBC News - November 3, 2006

CNN	Gaza gunmen 'flee in human shield'
	A standoff between the Israeli military and Palestinian gunmen ends after the militants -- who were holed up in a Gaza mosque for hours -- slip away by mingling with Palestinian women who had formed a human shield outside, according to the Israel Defense Forces. CNN - November 3, 2006

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