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Kandahar rocked by suicide blasts

Two suicide bomb blasts kill at least two people and injure 29 in a police station in the Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.

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Cosmic colossus

An introduction to the world's biggest physics experiment

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Caribbean lashed by Hurricane Ike

Hurricane Ike brings driving winds and rain to the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos, as the storm steams towards the Bahamas.

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'Just in time'

Morpeth residents spend night in shelters after rains

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Civil servants to vote on strike

Civil servants are to be balloted over taking industrial action for at least three months, the PCS union announces.

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Your pictures

Readers send in photos as heavy rain causes chaos

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Canadian PM calls snap election

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an early election in a bid to strengthen his minority government.

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US lenders 'face state takeover'

US officials will outline plans for mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which are expected to be put under federal control.

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Father arrested over baby murder

Detectives investigating the murder of a 14-week-old baby boy are questioning the child's father.

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Hamilton fights back for Spa win

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton takes a dramatic victory in the Belgian Grand Prix as long-time leader Kimi Raikkonen crashes out.

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Now we are 10

As Google turns 10, it looks to its next decade

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Silent movie co-star of Buster Keaton dies at 98

Actress Anita Page, who starred alongside Buster Keaton and Joan Crawford, dies aged 98 in Los Angeles.

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Murray hoping to finish off Nadal

Andy Murray is hoping to continue where he left off against Rafael Nadal when their US Open semi-final resumes on Sunday evening.

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Shun meat, says UN climate chief

People should consider eating less meat as a way to tackle global warming, says the UN's top climate scientist.

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Flood fears ease as rains lighten

Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise.

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Man killed in bus and tram crash

A man is killed in an accident involving a bus, a tram and a car in a street in Croydon on Sunday, police say.

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Nationwide in talks over mergers

The Nationwide Building Society is in merger talks with two smaller rivals, the Derbyshire and Cheshire Building Societies.

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Heroin warning after two deaths

Drug users in the Inverness area are warned of possible contaminated heroin, after two sudden deaths at the weekend.

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Angolan MPLA set for big poll win

Angola's ruling MPLA party is heading for a landslide win in parliamentary polls, preliminary results show.

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Cameron: Back Brown or sack him

Conservative party leader David Cameron calls on Labour to support or reject Gordon Brown as leader.

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Party king

Swazi monarch celebrates as Aids orphans go hungry

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Golden haul for GB on opening day

Britain's cyclists sweep to three gold medals in world record times on the first day of the Paralympic Games in Beijing.

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'Extreme' weather ahead of crash

Police and local people tell of 'extreme' weather before a teenager died when a vehicle overturned into a river in Powys.

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Market forces

So how many economists to change a lightbulb?

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    Berendt, Joachim-Ernst

    Author, record producer and jazz festival promoter (1922-2000), with details on his "Jazz Book," originally published in 1992.

    http://www.cosmopolis.ch/english/cosmo5/berendt.htm

    Goodwin, Gordon (Dick)

    ASCAP symphonic composer, jazz trumpeter and band leader, and owner of G.E.M. recording studio in Columbia, South Carolina. Bookings, online sales of CDs and sheet music.

    http://www.goodwinmusics.com/

    Nichols, Bill

    US-based jazz and electronica composer, saxophonist and keyboardist, an online session musician via the Rocket Network.

    http://www.jazznlight.com/

    Graand

    Free Classified Ads Portal

    www.graand.com

    Rebhan, Paul

    Author, musician and iconoclastic artist. Reviews, excerpts from works, biography, links.

    http://www.rebfile.com/

    Flood fears ease as rains lighten

    Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Kandahar rocked by suicide blasts

    Two suicide bomb blasts kill at least two people and injure 29 in a police station in the Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    What do you want to talk about?

    What do you want the world to talk about?

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Golden haul for GB on opening day

    Britain's cyclists sweep to three gold medals in world record times on the first day of the Paralympic Games in Beijing.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Civil servants to vote on strike

    Civil servants are to be balloted over taking industrial action for at least three months, the PCS union announces.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Now we are 10

    As Google turns 10, it looks to its next decade

    news.bbc.co.uk

    US lenders 'face state takeover'

    US officials will outline plans for mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which are expected to be put under federal control.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Party king

    Swazi monarch celebrates as Aids orphans go hungry

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Market forces

    So how many economists to change a lightbulb?

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Heroin warning after two deaths

    Drug users in the Inverness area are warned of possible contaminated heroin, after two sudden deaths at the weekend.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    'Just in time'

    Morpeth residents spend night in shelters after rains

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Angolan MPLA set for big poll win

    Angola's ruling MPLA party is heading for a landslide win in parliamentary polls, preliminary results show.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Cosmic colossus

    An introduction to the world's biggest physics experiment

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Nationwide in talks over mergers

    The Nationwide Building Society is in merger talks with two smaller rivals, the Derbyshire and Cheshire Building Societies.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Shun meat, says UN climate chief

    People should consider eating less meat as a way to tackle global warming, says the UN's top climate scientist.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    'Extreme' weather ahead of crash

    Police and local people tell of 'extreme' weather before a teenager died when a vehicle overturned into a river in Powys.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Your pictures

    Readers send in photos as heavy rain causes chaos

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Canadian PM calls snap election

    Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an early election in a bid to strengthen his minority government.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Father arrested over baby murder

    Detectives investigating the murder of a 14-week-old baby boy are questioning the child's father.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Silent movie co-star of Buster Keaton dies at 98

    Actress Anita Page, who starred alongside Buster Keaton and Joan Crawford, dies aged 98 in Los Angeles.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Caribbean lashed by Hurricane Ike

    Hurricane Ike brings driving winds and rain to the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos, as the storm steams towards the Bahamas.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Murray hoping to finish off Nadal

    Andy Murray is hoping to continue where he left off against Rafael Nadal when their US Open semi-final resumes on Sunday evening.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Man killed in bus and tram crash

    A man is killed in an accident involving a bus, a tram and a car in a street in Croydon on Sunday, police say.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Cameron: Back Brown or sack him

    Conservative party leader David Cameron calls on Labour to support or reject Gordon Brown as leader.

    news.bbc.co.uk

    Hamilton fights back for Spa win

    McLaren's Lewis Hamilton takes a dramatic victory in the Belgian Grand Prix as long-time leader Kimi Raikkonen crashes out.

    news.bbc.co.uk

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