22. desember 2005

Diamond–studded cake  is $1.7m Christmas treat 9:11:34 PM    comment [] Osaka groper dies after being caught by commuters 9:10:38 PM    comment [] Britain suspends aid to Uganda over abuse allegations 9:09:48 PM    comment [] US school teams face drug tests 9:08:13 PM    comment [] Widow wins right to have dead husband's baby 9:07:33 PM    comment [] Oldest schoolteacher finally calls it a day at 102 9:06:05 PM    comment [] US Senate blocks Alaskan oil drilling plan 9:04:48 PM    comment []  Back from the dead 9:04:14 PM    comment [] Chinese toxic spill flows into Russian city 9:03:34 PM    comment [] Signs of Tamiflu resistance no cause for alarm: WHO 9:02:25 PM    comment [] EU threatens Microsoft with daily fines 9:01:27 PM    comment [] US halts Arabic magazine meant to boost US image 9:00:53 PM    comment [] 'Tigers capture' Lankan sailors. Tamil Tiger rebels capture three Sri Lankan sailors after an attack on navy patrol boats, authorities say. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:44:42 PM    comment [] New Year's Eve Tube strike is set. RMT London Underground workers will strike on 31 December in a dispute over staffing levels. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:39:00 PM    comment [] Maradona arrested at Rio airport. Argentine football legend Diego Maradona is detained following an incident in Brazil. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:36:09 PM    comment [] Christmas behind bars for Besigye. Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye looks set to spend Christmas in jail as his legal battles are delayed. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:33:55 PM    comment [] Busted, explained. 8:30:50 PM    comment [] Europe's first Galileo satellite to launch Dec. 28. 8:29:10 PM    comment [] Google plugs security holes in Web site. 8:28:01 PM    comment [] Red Hat nearly doubles profit in third quarter. 8:26:48 PM    comment [] Microsoft lashes out at European Commission. 8:25:09 PM    comment [] Lucent to take $300 million charge on lawsuit ruling. 8:23:14 PM    comment [] French race to pass copyright law hits trouble. 8:22:13 PM    comment [] Iraq parties unite to reject poll. Sunni Arab and secular parties in Iraq threaten to boycott the new parliament, complaining of electoral fraud. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:21:03 PM    comment [] Anger over NI fishing quota cuts. NI's fishing fleet could be cut by 10% in the wake of annual EU talks on catches, industry leaders warn. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:18:46 PM    comment [] Senate reaches Patriot Act deal. In a compromise deal, the US Senate passes a six-month extension of the anti-terror law known as the Patriot Act. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 8:16:58 PM    comment [] N.Y. Transport Union Agrees to Send Members Back to Work . New York's devastating Christmas week transit strike may be over after three difficult days for the city. By Daniela Deane. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 8:16:07 PM    comment [] Japan warns against China's military 1:41:00 PM    comment []

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