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Woman stabbed at railway station

A 49-year-old woman is stabbed in an unprovoked attack at Dunmurry railway station near Belfast.
BBC News - May 7, 2006
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CNN	Baghdad police find 43 bodies
	Police reported discovering dozens of bodies in Baghdad as bombs rock two cities this weekend, but Iraq's national security adviser told CNN Sunday that "sectarian-motivated violence" is isolated and beginning to decline. CNN - May 7, 2006

CNN	Wildfires force evacuations in Florida
	A second day of intense wildfires near New Smyrna Beach, Florida, prompted the evacuation of a neighborhood and the closure of a major highway Sunday afternoon, authorities said. CNN - May 7, 2006

CNN	Lawmakers: CIA needs civilian leadership
	Lawmakers from both parties expressed concern Sunday that President Bush reportedly will nominate a longtime military officer to head the CIA. CNN - May 7, 2006

Wachovia Close to Deal to Acquire Golden West

The acquisition, for about $26 billion in cash and stock, would give Wachovia an important foothold in California.
New York Times - May 7, 2006

Study Finds Gene Associated With Prostate Cancer

The finding may make possible a test to help decide which patients are the best candidates for treatment.
New York Times - May 7, 2006

Key Republican Airs Concerns on C.I.A. Pick

The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee bluntly called Gen. Michael V. Hayden, Bush's likely choice, "the wrong man."
New York Times - May 7, 2006

Labor Dissidents Planning for Blair's Succession

Dissidents in Britain's ruling Labor Party are pressing for a timetable to elect a new leader.
New York Times - May 7, 2006

China Installs Bishop With Approval of Vatican

Another Catholic bishop was consecrated in China Sunday in a ceremony approved by the Vatican but unlikely to ease tensions.
New York Times - May 7, 2006

Bush 'wants to shut Guantanamo'

The US president says he wants to close Guantanamo Bay jail but must wait for a Supreme Court ruling.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Nash retains NBA MVP title

Phoenix star Steve Nash joins some exalted company by winning the NBA's Most Valuable Player award for a second straight year.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Missing schoolgirl found in river

The body of a 10-year-old girl, who fell into a river at a popular picnic spot, is found, police say.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

NTL 'to slash thousands of jobs'

NTL is preparing to announce a shake-up which could result in thousands of job losses, newspaper reports suggest.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Self-repair gene therapy promise

Gene therapy experts say they have found a way to persuade cells to repair themselves.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Raids uncover 'sex trafficking'

Raids on Kent brothels lead to 28 arrests and the discovery of seven suspected sex trafficking victims.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Racing: Speciosa's Guineas glory

Speciosa makes all the running to win the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Big rally on eve of Zuma verdict

Thousands attend a concert for SA's ex-Deputy President Jacob Zuma on the eve of his rape trial verdict.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Young 'still unaware' of STI risk

Too many young people remain unaware of the risks of sexually transmitted infections, a health charity says.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Probe into club illness outbreak

An inquiry begins after Tottenham Hotspur players fall ill with food poisoning on the eve of a crucial match.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

NHS staff pile pressure on Hewitt

Midwives and physiotherapists urge ministers to tackle NHS funding issues and "rebuild trust" with staff.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

Iraqis resume ties with British

Iraqi authorities in Basra agree to resume co-operation with the British Army after several weeks of boycott.
BBC News - May 7, 2006

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