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news aggregatorE. coli makes 14 sick in 6 statesPrinces visit Philip in hospitalThe Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry visit their grandfather, Duke of Edinburgh, in hospital, Clarence House says.
VIDEO: Jet stream driving UK stormsStrong winds and heavy rain have been battering the UK the last few days. BBC Weather's Chris Fawkes explains how it's all because of the jet stream.
Grenada trying to find remains of slain Marxist PMST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (AP) -- A haunting Cold War mystery is getting a fresh look on the Caribbean island of Grenada, where officials are trying to locate the missing remains of a Marxist prime minister executed nearly 30 years ago during a coup that sparked a U.S. invasion....
VIDEO: England players visit AuschwitzEngland players visit the nearby Nazi death camp Auschwitz ahead of Euro 2012.
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Putin's hard line against protests to be testedMOSCOW (AP) -- Helmeted riot police round up hundreds of protesters, including some whose only apparent crime is wearing white ribbons of opposition. A teacher who spoke out about election rigging is dragged into court and fined. Now a new law signed by President Vladimir Putin on Friday raises fines for participating in unauthorized protests 150-fold, to nearly the average annual salary in Russia....
Spain aid talks 'not ruled out'Emergency talks this weekend to discuss a bailout for Spain cannot be ruled out, the Dutch finance minister says, amid reports it will ask for aid as early as Saturday.
Obama: Europe faces hard choicesEuropean leaders must take difficult decisions in an effort to stem the euro crisis and revitalise their economies, US President Barack Obama says.
No-blind-spot mirror inspired by disco ballTalent contestant accused of war fibTowers shut down in bug outbreakOne of the companies being investigated over the Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Edinburgh shuts down its cooling towers.
Inside the mind of an Iraq combat vetIs Recess Coming Back?In previous commentaries in this series, I have lamented the fact that so many elementary schools have abolished recess, and some new schools are even being built without playgrounds. Having raised both sons and daughters, I know that boys, especially, need to run around on the playground in mid-morning and mid-afternoon if they are to come back into the classroom and learn anything. They Phyllis Schlaflyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11930380089191812969noreply@blogger.com0
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Biker dies amid stormy conditionsA teenager dies after suffering serious head injuries when his scooter crashed in stormy weather conditions.
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