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Iran row erupts in brawl

Scores of hardliners attacked a reformist gathering in central Iran, injuring at least five people in the first outbreak of violence of a tense build-up to parliamentary elections, a reformist deputy said today. ... | Read..

Communist vigil after Lenin body shift rumours

Communists fired by rumours that Soviet State founder Vladimir Lenin’s embalmed body may be removed from his mausoleum and buried gathered at the site on snow-covered Red Squ ... | Read..

Nasa loses contact with Mars rover

Nasa scientists said today they had lost contact with the robot rover Spirit on Mars and were unsure what had caused the problem. ... | Read..

Bush starts campaign with economy pledge

US President George W. Bush, facing election-year Democratic attacks on his handling of the economy, said yesterday that US growth is strong but industrial states like Ohio s ... | Read..

A woman completes a sculpture of an antique car during a contest in Neuhermsdorf, Germany. (AFP)

Cameron’s next Titanic project
Titanic writer/director James Cameron is preparing a follow-up feature, six years after his .. | Read..

Unveiled women root of all evil, says Saudi cleric
Saudi Arabia’s most senior Islamic cleric has condemned women who mingled unveiled among men at a b.. | Read..

Sharon not to resign
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said today he had no in ... \| Read..

Concern rises over detained scribe
Colleagues and rights activists voiced concern today about ... \| Read..

Probe trail leads to Iran, Libya
Pakistani investigators travelled to Iran and Libya late la ... \| Read..

Nukes in safe hands: Pervez
President Pervez Musharraf said yesterday the fight to root ... \| Read..