Israel seizes second aid ship as protests grow
Israeli forces seized a Gaza-bound aid vessel peacefully and without meeting resistance on Saturday.
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British police seek answers over shooting rampage
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Russia's biggest families rewarded
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German President quits over troop row
Germany's conservative President Horst Koehler tendered his immediate resignation yesterday.
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What the Greeks and Romans taught us about modern life
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McQueen's right-hand woman inherits his empire
The late designer's assistant Sarah Burton has been named creative director of the Alexander McQueen label.
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