Guardian
Unlimited Monday
January 08 2007
Fresh
targets for Iraqi government Iraq will have
to meet series of 'benchmarks' as part of Bush's new, troop-boosting
strategy. Russian-Belarus
oil row rattles EU Oil supplies to Europe
jeopardised as Belarus cuts off pipeline.
Power,
corruption and lies Will Hutton on the myth
of the Chinese economic miracle.
German
court jails friend of 9/11 attackers Friend
of suicide pilots sentenced to 15 years by court in Germany
for being accessory to murder.
Moroccan
journalists face five years' jail for joke
Retelling jokes can have serious consequences, as two Moroccan
journalists have found to their cost.
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Unlimited Monday
January 01 2007
Saddam
'tended plants' in jail
Military nurse says former dictator saved crusts to feed birds
and tended plot of weeds in custody. Slideshow:
Portrait of a dictator
Obituary:
Saddam Hussein
Full
Iraq coverage
Islamists
lose last stronghold Somali troops capture
last city held by militants as all Somalis ordered to hand
over weapons in three days.
Two
killed by bombs in Bangkok Britons among those
wounded as series of bombs explode in capital.
US
death toll in Iraq reaches 3,000 All eyes
on January 10 deadline for new course in Iraq.
Castro
denies US claims that his health is failing
Fidel Castro has rebutted American claims about his health
failing, saying his recovery was far from being a 'lost battle'.
Guardian
Unlimited
Tuesday January 02 2007 Iraq
to investigate Saddam filming Government to
look into how execution came to be broadcast around the world.
Confusion
over missing plane Indonesian minister dismisses
claim jet has been found. Fashion
factor fuels Iran Aids fears Sex-for-clothes
deals raise fears over HIV, reports Robert Tait.
Thai
leader blames bomb blasts on deposed PM ·
Ousted backers of Thaksin Shinawatra 'behind attack'
· Troops return to streets for first time since coup
Pork
soup handouts not racist - French judge Pork
soup is back on the menu for homeless people in Paris after
a judge ruled it could not be deemed racist.
Guardian
Unlimited Wednesday
January 03 2007 Iraqi
PM rules out second term · Maliki:
I wish I could step down · Man held over
Saddam video
FBI details Guantánamo torture Captives
were chained hand and foot in a fetal position to the floor
for 18 hours or more, new FBI report reveals.
Good
Year leaves bitter aftertaste French critics
maul Hollywood version of Peter Mayle's book.
Zimbabwe
poised to welcome back white farmers Mugabe
regime set to allow hundreds of white farmers to return to
their land as the country faces starvation.
Giuliani
cries foul over leaked presidential strategy For
a man with ambitions, the last thing Rudy Giuliani needed
was let the world know about his weaknesses. Saddam's
propaganda coup Audio: The Iraqi government
is to investigate chaotic scenes at Saddam's execution after
footage was posted on the web, reports Middle East editor
Brian Whitaker. (4m 51s)
Guardian
Unlimited Thursday
January 04 2007 US
warships guard Somali coast US forces are
being deployed off Somalia to prevent Islamists fleeing the
country, it was reported today.
Debate
over girl 'frozen in time' Parents attacked
over 'offensive' surgery on disabled daughter.
The
Iraq war on trial A court martial hearing
threatens to put the US military in the dock, writes Mark
Tran. Japan
to revise pacifist position The Japanese prime
minister, Shinzo Abe, today vowed to reform his country's
pacifist constitution. Official
held over Saddam video Iraqi official believed
to have used mobile phone to film Saddam Hussein's execution
arrested.
Guardian
Unlimited Friday
January 05 2007
Egypt
condemns Saddam hanging Saddam Hussein was
made into a martyr by the manner of his execution, Hosni Mubarak
warns. Somali
troops prepare to strike Government forces
poised to launch decisive attack on last redoubt of Islamist
militants. 24
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from around the world. Bush
to name new Iraq chief George Bush is to appoint
Lieutenant General David Petraeus as the top US commander
in Iraq, it was reported today.
Britons
injured in French Alps coach crash Around
45 British people were involved in a coach crash in the French
Alps today.
Guardian
Unlimited Saturday
January 06 2007 Bush
shuffles generals in Iraq Top brass and ambassador
changed before expected extra troop deployment in last push
for victory. Islamist
fighters dig in on border Rebels scattered
in scrubland as Somalis plan 'final assault'.
FBI:
top US judge had delusions Late supreme court
chief was addicted to sedatives.
Democrats
in party mood as speaker flexes her muscles
· Pelosi fires warning shots from helm of Congress
· Challenge to Bush over plan for more Iraq troops.
No
trace of wreckage five days since Flight KI 574 crash
· Jets, ships and shamans search area size of Ireland
· Mounting anger over handling of rescue effort
Guardian
Unlimited Sunday
January 07 2007
Britons
to be scanned for FBI files · Anger
over airport fingerprint plan Terror
tests to start this summer Iraqi
PM reveals US crackdown Bush set for conflict
with Democrats as he pours in 30,000 more troops.
Starving
Afghans sell girls of eight Villagers whose
crops have failed give their young daughters in marriage to
raise money for food. Delhi
families' rage over serial killings As Indian
police link child murders to a black market in human organs,
the faces of some of the disappeared are revealed.
New
China. New crisis Will Hutton argues that
China's explosive economic reforms will create seismic tensions
within the one-party state.
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