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'Mandela of the Maldives' forced out by police coup
The Independent
The Independent's Asia Correspondent Andrew Buncombe is based in Delhi. His dominion ranges over India, Pakistan, Burma, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, occasionally parts of South East Asia and - or at least he is hoping - The Maldives.
Ex-TV host in Maldives hot seatTimes of India
Maldives VP sworn in, president quit after protestsReuters India
Maldives crisis triggers tourist cancellationsHerald Sun
Pakistan Daily Times -Wall Street Journal
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BBC News
Last WWI veteran Florence Green dies aged 110
Mirror.co.uk
By Louie Smith, Daily Mirror 8/02/2012 Despite being petrified of flying, Florence Green enlisted in the Women's Royal Air Force to help the Allies win the Great War. Almost a century later, Florence has died at the age of 110 to end a proud era of ...
Norfolk first world war veteran dies aged 110Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
'World's last' WWI veteran Florence Green dies aged 110BBC News
Last surviving veteran of First World War dies aged 110Telegraph.co.uk
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Daily Mail
Times editor apologises to High Court judge after failing to reveal reporter's ...
Daily Mail
By Nick Mcdermott The editor of The Times has apologised personally to a High Court judge after he failed to disclose that a reporter had illegally hacked the emails of an anonymous police blogger who had served an injunction on the newspaper to keep ...
Times editors kept truth on email hacking from High CourtThe Independent
Times email-hacking evidence withheld from high court, Leveson toldThe Guardian
Times editor apologises for email hackingFinancial Times
BBC News
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New York Times
Russian Envoy Calls Syria Visit 'Very Productive'
New York Times
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Russia's foreign minister visited Syria's top leaders in Damascus on Tuesday, at a moment when Western and Arab nations are withdrawing ambassadors and trying to isolate Syria diplomatically over its increasingly violent response to ...
Pressure grows on isolated Bashar Assad to stop Syria carnageMirror.co.uk
Syria raises specter of proxy conflict for US, RussiaReuters
Syrians thank Russia and China for opposing UN resolutionLos Angeles Times
Washington Post -Times of India -The Guardian
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BBC News
Phone hacking: Met failed victims by not warning them
BBC News
The Metropolitan Police has admitted acting unlawfully, when it failed to warn people in 2006 and 2007 that they could be the victims of phone hacking by the News of the World. The admission was made at the High Court in London, in a case brought by ...
Prescott hails hacking 'justice'The Press Association
Met police accepts failure to warn phone-hacking victims was unlawfulThe Guardian
Met Police admits hacking failure was 'unlawful'Telegraph.co.uk
Evening Standard -Metro -PC Magazine
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BBC News
Argentina to raise Falklands UK 'militarisation' at UN
BBC News
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner says Buenos Aires will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands. She made the announcement at a meeting of MPs, senior officials, ...
Argentina to protest UK's warship dispatchFinancial Times
Belgrano soccer league: Argentina names its top division after doomed shipDaily Mail
Cristina Kirchner says Britain ''militarising' South AtlanticTelegraph.co.uk
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Daily Mail
Hate preacher Hamza could be set free after bail ruling on fanatic Abu Qatada
Daily Mail
By James Slack and Jack Doyle Abu Hamza and five other dangerous terror suspects could follow Abu Qatada in being freed to walk Britain's streets. And, in the wake of Europe's ruling that fanatic Qatada cannot be kicked out of Britain, ...
The case against Abu QatadaThe Independent
MPs slam the Government's “pathetic” handling of hate preacher Abu Qatada's ...Mirror.co.uk
Tory MPs call on home secretary to deport Qatada 'immediately'BBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Patrice Evra and Luis Suárez set to shake hands before Manchester United ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Patrice Evra and Luis Suárez will be expected to shake hands before the Premier League fixture between Manchester United and Liverpool this weekend as they prepare for their first meeting since the race row that gripped English football.
Anfield cat that became Premier League star is homeless tabby named 'Kenny'Daily Mail
Patrice Evra faces dilemma over handshake with Liverpool's Luis SuárezThe Guardian
Suarez can handle the Old Trafford hatredThe Sun
MirrorFootball.co.uk -Click Liverpool -SkySports
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Scotsman
Family hold bedside vigil for Ian Paisley
Scotsman
The family of former First Minister of Northern Ireland the Rev Ian Paisley are holding a vigil at his hospital bedside. The 85-year-old is still being treated in intensive care tonight after he suffered suspected heart failure.
Party chiefs: Pray for PaisleyThe Press Association
Wife, family hold bedside vigil for Ian PaisleyReuters UK
Ian Paisley taken to hospital after suffering respiratory problemsThe Guardian
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BBC News
Secrecy over Megrahi 'orchestrated'
The Press Association
Campaigners fighting on behalf of the only man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing have accused politicians, lawyers, civil servants and governments of an "orchestrated desire" to keep details of his case under wraps. Members of the Justice For Megrahi ...
Lockerbie bombing: campaigners make accusation of blanket cover-upScotsman
Scottish ParliamentBBC News

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CBC.ca
Salute to her Majesty on her historic Daimaond Jubilee
Mirror.co.uk
by Don Mackay, Daily Mirror 7/02/2012 SHE'S put duty first each and every day of her reign and yesterday was no exception as the Queen marked her historic Diamond Jubilee watching a school play. Crowds gathered to pay their respects as Elizabeth II ...
The Diamond Queen, BBC 1, reviewTelegraph.co.uk
6 Quebec MPs return Queen's jubilee medals in protestCTV.ca
Even Rocky Horror and a pair of bloomers can't faze the QueenDaily Mail
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Sky News
Shooting victims were 'lucky to live'
The Independent
Last year, the London School of Economics (LSE) found itself mired in controversy over ties to the G... Learning by doing is the single most effective way to skill-up Britain's young people. The National Theatre's terrific new play for over-eights ...
Five-year-old girl 'shot by gang' as she played left paralysedMetro
Thusha Kamaleswaran paralysed in Stockwell shop shooting, jury toldBBC News
Stockwell shooting girl is paralysed for life, court hearsThe Guardian
Telegraph.co.uk -Evening Standard -The Press Association
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Newsweek
US imposes tough new sanctions on Iran
Herald Sun
THE Obama administration has announced tough new targeted sanctions against the Central Bank of Iran, ratcheting up economic pain on Tehran in a move intended to drive it into new international negotiations over its nuclear program, but one that could ...
Diplomacy only way to 'fix' Iran, war too risky: USTimes of India
Deeper Iran sanctions; US targets its central bankFox News
US orders new sanctions against IranABC Online
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BBC News
Central Philippines earthquake kills at least 15
BBC News
At least 15 people have died after a 6.7 magnitude quake struck the central Philippines, according to government officials. The quake hit 70km north of Dumaguete city on Negros island at 11:49 (15:49 GMT) at a depth of 20km, according to the US ...
Powerful aftershocks hit PhilippinesABC Online
Powerful earthquake hits PhilippinesSydney Morning Herald
5 Dead in 6.8 Phillipines EarthquakeTIME
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Telegraph.co.uk
More snow could hit Heathrow over weekend
Telegraph.co.uk
More snow is forecast to hit Heathrow airport and many parts of Britain over weekend just as the half term getaway begins. By David Millward, Transport Editor The airport is set for a light dusting of snow, according to the Met Office, ...
Forecasters predict big freeze will plague Britain for another two weeksMetro
Heathrow shows it colours again, snows causes closureLondon Daily News
Cold weather lessons have been learned – but UK's real test is yet to comeThe Guardian
Daily Mail -Herald Sun -BBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Divorced fathers might not get equal time with their children after a divorce ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Divorced fathers may not be given the same access as mothers to their children after a divorce, the Justice Secretary said yesterday. By Christopher Hope, Senior Political Correspondent Ken Clarke said plans to guarantee children a “meaningful ...
Do divorced fathers have adequate access rights under current law?The Guardian
Children to get access rights to both parentsBBC News
Grandparents will get key role in family splits: Shake-up to ensure they keep ...Daily Mail
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CBC.ca
Obama: US and Israel 'in lockstep' to stop Iran becoming nuclear power
The Guardian
Barack Obama has said that the United States will work in "lockstep" with Israel to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power, but he did not believe Israel had decided whether to launch a military strike. The US president's comments appeared to be an ...
Obama Doesn't Think Israel Has Decided About IranBusinessWeek
Obama says US, Israel 'in lockstep' on IranAFP
Obama: US prefers to use diplomacy with IranUSA TODAY
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Telegraph.co.uk
England manager Fabio Capello puts England future in doubt over Terry ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Fabio Capello placed his job as England manager on the line on Sunday by publicly criticising the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the England armband. The atmosphere around the national team has just become even more tense.
Waning stars of Ferdinand and Terry soon to be eclipsedThe Independent
Fabio Capello disagrees 'absolutely' with FA decision on John TerryThe Guardian
Fabio Capello openly defies FA decision to remove captaincy from John TerryGoal.com
Daily Mail -Mirror.co.uk
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Globe and Mail
Egypt Asked by US About Reports Americans Will Be Prosecuted
BusinessWeek
By Nicole Gaouette and Viola Gienger Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The US State Department said it wants Egypt's government to clarify reports that 19 Americans are among 43 people to be criminally prosecuted in Cairo in an investigation of non-governmental ...
Walls Prove No Barrier to Street Fighting in CairoNew York Times
Concession fails to quell violent Egypt clashesReuters Africa
Egypt Asked by U.S. About Reports NGO Workers Will Be Prosecuted in CairoBloomberg
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Telegraph.co.uk
Everyone's against Poor Alex Salmond: now it's the BBC 'Nazis'
Telegraph.co.uk
By Alan Cochrane First things first; Alex Salmond is entitled to feel aggrieved that having been asked to appear as a guest in the pre-match chat before Saturday's Calcutta Cup match at Murrayfied, his invitation was pulled by the BBC's political ...
Salmond condemned over BBC commentWalesOnline
BBC blasted by Alex Salmond over decision to ban him from rugby coverageScottish Daily Record
'Welsh First Minister can do Rugby World Cup and Ryder Cup but Salmond at the ...Herald Scotland
Scotland on Sunday -SNP (press release)
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