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Zadie Smith scoops Orange Prize

Zadie Smith wins the Orange Prize for Fiction, the annual award celebrating female writing, for her novel On Beauty.
BBC News - June 6, 2006
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CNN	10,000 flee Indonesia volcano
	After surviving a catastrophic earthquake that killed more than 6,000 people, more than 10,000 residents near Indonesia's Mount Merapi are being evacuated because of the volcano's increased activity, officials say. CNN - June 6, 2006

CNN	Suspect arraigned in baby-snatching case
	A newborn taken from her parents' home less than a week after birth was back in her mother's arms Tuesday morning, and a 33-year-old woman was in custody. CNN - June 6, 2006

Young Black Women Prone to Deadly Cancer

A study was the first to sort different genetic subtypes of breast tumors in American women.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Bush Takes Immigration Law Campaign to New Mexico

At a Border Patrol post, the president said that tough border security is an important part of the "comprehensive" changes that he seeks.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Documents Shed Light on C.I.A.'s Use of Ex-Nazis

The documents showed that the C.I.A. took no action after learning the whereabouts of Adolf Eichmann in 1958.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Canadian Authorities Detail Alleged Plot in Court

The suspects planned to storm official buildings in Ottawa and behead hostages if Muslim prisoners were not released, the government asserted.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Airport Operator Accepts $19 Billion Spanish Bid

BAA, the operator of some of the world's busiest airports, said today that it had accepted a new takeover offer from the Spanish construction group Ferrovial.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Struggle Over Continental Stock Exchanges Takes Political Turn

President Jacques Chirac of France said that he preferred an all-European alliance of exchanges over a proposed acquisition of Euronext by the New York Stock Exchange.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

G.M. Shareholders Push Board to Change Voting Rules

The votes marked the first time that G.M. shareholders have voted to approve a resolution over the objections of the company's management.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Stocks Slide Further After Monday's Sell-Off

Investors continued to react to the Fed chief's hints that more interest-rate hikes were in store.
New York Times - June 6, 2006

Cricket: Windies hold on to draw

West Indies bat bravely to clinch a draw in the first Test against India.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Keyboards star Billy Preston dies

Billy Preston, a US singer and musician best known for his work with The Beatles, dies aged 59.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Garcia seeks thaw with Chavez

Peru's president-elect, Alan Garcia, calls for good relations with Venezuela, after angry election-time exchanges.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Man arrested over Paisley death

A 22-year-old is arrested in connection with the death of a man in Paisley on Monday night, police said.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Canada terror suspects in court

Terror suspects arrested in Canada last week appear in court, with some accused of trying to blow up parliament.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Rooney poised for metatarsal scan

England striker Wayne Rooney faces a scan on Wednesday to decide if he will be fit for the World Cup.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Global migrants reach 191 million

Nearly 200m people have moved abroad to find work - a large increase over the past 15 years, the UN says.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

Bush encouraged by Iran response

US President Bush says Iran's response to proposals from world powers to end a nuclear stand-off is "positive".
BBC News - June 6, 2006

University pay dispute resolved

University lecturers accept a pay deal, bringing to an end a three-month boycott of exam marking.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

'Meddling' to blame for NHS debts

NHS deficits have been caused by political meddling and damaging policies, hospital consultants say.
BBC News - June 6, 2006

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