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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Sanctions-hit Iran strikes back |
| An Iranian government spokesman said today that Tehran was partially suspending cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog agency, the IAEA, because of the latest sanctions. ... | Read.. |
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| Rivals unite to topple Pervez |
| Two exiled former Prime Ministers of Pakistan will launch a joint attempt this week to drive the current president, Pervez Musharraf, from power. ... | Read.. |
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| Blair’s quit threat to cops |
| Police officers investigating the cash-for-honours scandal wanted to interview Tony Blair under caution but backed off after being warned that it could lead to his resi ... | Read.. |
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| War of words over captives |
| Iran and Britain stepped up pressure over 15 Royal Navy detainees today with Tehran protesting against the “illegal” incursion and Prime Minister Tony Blair warning ... | Read.. |
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| Birthday EU hits hurdle |
| German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed European Union leaders at a 50th anniversary summit today to reform the bloc’s creaking institutions by 2009, but met resistance ... | Read.. |
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| HK poll brush with openness |
| Hong Kong leader Donald Tsang today won five more years as chief executive in an election the loser called “rigged”, but which followed an unprecedented campaign th ... | Read.. |
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| A powerful earthquake struck Japan on Sunday, killing at least one person and injuring 170 others as it damaged buildings and triggered a small tsunam ... | Read |
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