04/01/2008 European exchanges soar
EUROPEAN stock exchanges soared overnight, with the London FTSE 100 index gaining 2.64 per cent to close at 5852.60 points
04/01/2008 Boxing turns into all-in brawl
AN all-in brawl erupted at a New Zealand boxing tournament when a spectator leapt into the ring to help a fighter who was getting a beating
04/01/2008 40 Burmese protesters jailed - Amnesty
AT least 40 protesters in Burma, including seven Buddhist monks, have been sentenced to prison after secret trials over last year`s pro-democracy marches, Amnesty International said today
04/01/2008 Japan expects Rudd to visit in June
JAPAN says Prime Minister Kevin Rudd may visit in June, after the Chinese-speaking former diplomat raised eyebrows by opting to skip Tokyo on his first major trip abroad
04/01/2008 NZ teen led global crime network
A NEW Zealand teenager has been convicted for his central role in a global cyber crime ring which infected at least 1.3 million computers worldwide and caused millions of dollars in losses
04/01/2008 Aussie pilot fined for air intrusion
AN Australian pilot whose intrusion into Singapore airspace caused fighter jets to scramble and brought commercial air traffic to a halt was today fined 5000 Singapore dollars ($3970)
04/01/2008 Olympic torch world tour begins
THE Olympic torch headed for Kazakhstan today on the first leg of an epic world tour designed to drum up enthusiasm for the Beijing Games, but also certain to draw anti-China protests
04/01/2008 Indian soccer captain refuses torch leg
INDIA`s football captain has refused to carry the Olympic torch when it arrives in New Delhi this month to protest China`s crackdown on unrest in Tibet
04/01/2008 China scorns Olympic boycotting
CHINA said countries that boycott the Olympic opening ceremony in August would undermine their own interests, while skirting the issue of why it stayed away from the 1980 Moscow Games]]>
04/01/2008 50 Tibetan protesters detained
AT least 50 exiled Tibetans have been detained near the Chinese embassy in Nepal`s capital Kathmandu in ongoing protests against a crackdown by security forces in their homeland
04/01/2008 Lighting strike claims four lives
AT least four men were killed and another 56 injured when lightning struck a military training facility in eastern Sri Lanka on Tuesday, police said
04/01/2008 Safety foam `could have saved Aussie`
A HERCULES plane carrying 10 military personnel, including an Australian airman, was not fitted with safety foam that could have prevented it being shot down in Iraq, an inquest has been told
04/01/2008 Minister sacked for SMS sex scandal
FINNISH Foreign Minister Ilkka Kanerva has been forced to quit his job after he bombarded an erotic dancer with mobile phone text messages, a source in Mr Kanerva`s party said today
04/01/2008 More cultists leave doomsday bunker
FOURTEEN more members of a Russian doomsday cult emerged today from the remote underground bunker where they had been holed up for six months awaiting the end of the world
04/01/2008 Funerals to be broadcast online
PAY-per-view funerals will go live online in Britain today, allowing mourners who cannot attend services in person to pay their last respects via the internet
04/01/2008 `Little Old Lady Killer` jailed
MEXICO`S "Little Old Lady Killer," a female ex-wrestler who strangled and beat to death 11 elderly women in their homes after offering them domestic help, has been sentenced to life in prison
04/01/2008 Drug hitmen torture and kill four men
DRUG hitmen tortured and killed four men, wrapping their heads in black garbage bags, as thousands of soldiers and federal police arrived to bolster security in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez
04/01/2008 Sea Shepherd in seal hunt collision
A CANADIAN Coast Guard icebreaker and a ship from the Sea Shepherd conservation group collided overnight in the Gulf of St Lawrence where the annual harp seal hunt is taking place
04/01/2008 Ritalin `not linked to later drug use`
USING stimulants like Ritalin to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, particularly younger ones, does not seem to boost the risk of later substance abuse, researchers said today
04/01/2008 Qantas scanner can see through clothes
A SECURITY scanner that sees through passengers` clothes will be tested by Qantas at Melbourne airport
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Jew ... an identification badge written in German and French from the Holocaust.
Student `Jews` hit, spat on in Texas Holocaust lesson   04/12/2007
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