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◆ Clinton wedding frenzy begins in NY town

◆ Why is Iran still holding US hikers?

◆ Tracking Gulf's Fate as Slicks Recede

◆ Death Toll Rises to 800 as Floods Hit Pakistan

◆ Hamas leader killed in Israeli airstrike

◆ A House divided against itself cannot please constituents

◆ Obama Accuses Republicans of Blocking Aid for Small Businesses

◆ Judge 'inundated' with death threats after Arizona ruling - Chicago Sun

◆ Mystery File Posted to Wikileaks Afghan Page

◆ Doing the Math on Obama's Detroit Bailout

◆ Russian Military Deployed to Help Fight Wildfires

◆ Crews beat back wildfire in desert north of LA

◆ Debate Heating Up on Plans for Mosque Near Ground Zero

◆ Al Gore Cleared in Sexual Assault Case

◆ House debate on casino bill is under way

◆ Church plans Quran-burning event

◆ Grizzlies captured after fatal attack near Yellowstone

◆ Democrat Nelson says he won't vote to confirm Kagan

◆ Germany mourns Love Parade victims at memorial service

◆ Explosion at South Los Angeles plant injures owner, kills man

◆ Katie Couric's Notebook: Obama on 'The View'

◆ Saudi Arabia and Syria Try to Douse Lebanon's Next Fire

◆ Rescued worker at Norfolk condo explosion dies

◆ Four killed in Air Force plane crash in Alaska

◆ Eugene T. Paslov: Shirley Sherrod's dilemma is all of ours

◆ All-things-Palin still reigns in Alaska

◆ Boy Scouts Camp Out In The Concrete Jungle

◆ US Paris Embassy Staff Tested After Mail Scare

◆ Congress tightens requirements for airline pilots

◆ SLC Standoff between SWAT, armed Idaho escapee continues

New York Times

◆ Optimism That Cement Will Shut Down Gulf Oil Well

◆ Missouri Voters to Have Say on Health Care Law

◆ Panel Advises Reprimand for Rangel, Not Ouster

◆ India Digs Under Top of the World to Match Rival

◆ The Big Day: Chelsea Clinton's Wedding

◆ Turbines Too Loud for You? Here, Take $5,000

◆ Death Toll Rises to 800 as Floods Hit Pakistan

◆ Israeli Airstrike Kills Hamas Official in Gaza

◆ Jewish Group Opposes Muslim Center Near Ground Zero

◆ New Trouble for Terrorist Who Aided Prosecutors

◆ City Critic: One-Stop Shopping at Manhattan's First Target

Guardian Unlimited

◆ EU turning blind eye to discrimination against Roma, say human rights groups

◆ Silvio Berlusconi in peril as old ally and 33 MPs desert him over scandals

◆ Hundreds dead in Pakistan flooding

◆ Rwanda's presidential election

◆ Britain's 'south of Gibraltar' moment | Randeep Ramesh

◆ Eyewitness: Evacuation from the floods

◆ 24 Hours In Pictures

◆ Deep-rooted Serbophilia in the UK? Hardly | Colin Graham

◆ Pakistan security staff cancel visit to Britain

◆ Profit motive can spoil university sector | Matthew Partridge

◆ Germany mourns Love Parade dead

◆ Should Kant's home once again be German? | Stefan Berger

◆ Out of Australia's flames | Ali Kennedy-Scott

◆ Israeli air strikes on Gaza kill Hamas commander

◆ Berlusconi aims to restrict blogging and social networking freedom

◆ Afghanistan's unjust war | Face to faith | Mark Vernon

◆ Al Gore cleared of assault allegations made by masseuse

◆ Pakistan security officers cancel UK visit

◆ Great strides: a British soldier's rehabilitation

◆ Simon Hoggart's week: Lot valley? The French aren't kidding

◆ Booker-longlisted novel The Slap is 'most divisive in years'

◆ Bullfighting ban is sweet revenge for Catalonia

◆ Bookseller of Kabul author Åsne Seierstad: 'It's not possible to write a neutral story'

◆ Half the Sky: how the other half suffer

◆ Good to meet you … David Pattison

◆ Matterhorn by Karl Marlantes | Book review

◆ This week: Tony Hayward, Chelsea Clinton and North Korea's football team

◆ Peek into Fidel Castro's past in Cuba's wild east

◆ British rowers set to smash century-old record for crossing Atlantic

◆ Al Gore will not face charges, say police | Richard Adams

CBC Canada

◆ Pakistan flooding deaths rise to 800

◆ Wildfire forces residents out in central B.C.

◆ Flood disaster aid extended in Yorkton

◆ Michigan oil spill contained: Enbridge

◆ Love Parade's 21 victims remembered

◆ Greens want ex-NHLer Laraque in key role

◆ Weather forecasters still see stormy 2010

◆ Ont. young drivers face midnight alcohol ban

◆ Russian planes intercepted near N.L.

◆ McMichael head Thomas Smart steps down

◆ Commonwealth Games chair denies misusing funds

◆ Robert Pickton won't get new trial: top court

◆ Ex-CSIS head to lead RCMP workplace probe

◆ BP plan to plug damaged well delayed

◆ China passes Japan as world's No. 2 economy

BBC World News

◆ Pakistan plays down Cameron row

◆ UK troops 'uncover bomb factory'

◆ Huntley 'should not sue' prison

◆ Team's new Atlantic rowing record

◆ Pakistan floods 'kill 800' people

◆ Germany mourns Love Parade dead

◆ Two men quizzed over explosives

◆ Sir Bobby remembered one year on

◆ Bike hire fee lifted after glitch

◆ Chelsea Clinton to marry banker

◆ Fossil sparks whale of a row for Egypt customs

◆ Anyone seen my boa? Six foot snake on the loose

◆ Live - European Championships day five

◆ Prior guides England towards win

◆ Flying Vettel takes Hungary pole

◆ Blackpool promise to pay bonuses

◆ Redknapp blasts friendly schedule

◆ Man wanted over murder in Spain

◆ Knifepoint bid to kidnap girl, 12

◆ Scotland 'needs financial powers'

◆ Funeral for boy drowned in pond

◆ North Belfast flat stand-off ends

◆ Woman killed in Cookstown crash

◆ S4C chief 'faced plot,' fears AM

◆ Village mourns boat death girl, 9

◆ Three charged with Uganda bombing

◆ Everglades on Unesco danger list

◆ Change call after Australia fires

◆ China mine explosion 'kills 15'

◆ Russia mobilises as fires burn on

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