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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:23:51 GMT

Chinese, Iranian press alone back Syrian UN veto
BBC News
The Russian and Chinese veto of the UN draft resolution on Syria is condemned in the Arab, Turkish, Israeli and even Russian press, finding support only in the official Syrian and Chinese media and pro-government newspapers in Syria's ally, Iran.
Syrian forces bombard protest hubsAFP
Homs residents fear ground invasion by troops is imminentDaily Mail
Syria uprising: latestTelegraph.co.uk
Voice of America -Reuters -CNN
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:52:14 GMT

Weather chaos: Heathrow can't cope in snow, admits owner
Telegraph.co.uk
Heathrow will always struggle to cope with snow because the airport is full, the airport operator BAA has admitted. By David Millward and Donna Bowater The first serious snowfall of the winter saw 41 per cent of flights cancelled with 30 per cent ...
Heathrow axes a third of flights as snow and ice creates travel havocMetro
Passengers fume over flight delaysThe Press Association
Diverted flights resume journeysIrish Times
Daily Mail -Comparecarhire.co.uk -Sky News
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:52:42 GMT

Leveson inquiry: Sue Akers, Paul Dacre, Dan Wootton - live
The Guardian
2.51pm: Dacre says that Sunday newspapers have lost a "latitude" to investigate and break "sensational" stories. "I wouldn't have the News of the World in my house, but it did break great stories ... and had a lot of serious political coverage," he ...
More police to look into currupt payments at SunFinancial Times
Leveson Inquiry: Scotland Yard probing more than 50 data intrusion casesTelegraph.co.uk
Leveson Inquiry: Police reveal 'likely' victim numbersBBC News
ITV.com -Huffington Post UK
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:43:35 GMT

Network Rail boss Sir David Higgins waives bonus
Telegraph.co.uk
Sir David Higgins, the chief executive of Network Rail, has waived his right to a bonus after a planned six-figure award was condemned by the Transport Secretary, Justine Greening. By Tim Ross, Political Correspondent Sir David announced that he and ...
They finally get it: Network Rail bosses reject bonuses and offer the cash for ...Daily Mail
Network Rail bonuses cannot be vetoed, says Downing StreetThe Guardian
Network Rail bonus: Christian Wolmar on Greening powersBBC News
Sky News -Evening Standard -Construction News
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:01:09 GMT

Palestinian rivals agree to form unity government
Reuters
By Ali Sawafta | RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - The leaders of rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas signed a deal in Qatar on Monday to form a unity government of independent technocrats for the West Bank and Gaza, headed by Palestinian ...
Israel condemns Palestinian reconciliation dealThe Associated Press
Qatar flexes its muscle in forging Palestinian government unityGlobe and Mail
Hamas and Fatah to form unity governmentFinancial Times
Jerusalem Post
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:35:28 GMT

Fabio Capello's criticsm of FA's removal of John Terry as England captain is ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Fabio Capello's public criticism of the FA's decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy is 'highly unlikely' to be grounds for his dismissal, according to employment law specialists. By Chris Bascombe The England manager has spoken out ...
Sportsday - news as it happensLiveBBC Sport
Fabio Capello risks discipline from FAESPN
Capello criticises Terry decisionThe Press Association
Evening Standard -The Independent -ESPN.co.uk
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:15:47 GMT

Germans jailed over UK terror offences
BBC News
Two German nationals have been jailed by a judge at the Old Bailey after pleading guilty to possessing documents useful to terrorism. Christian Emde, 28, and Robert Baum, 23, who are both converts to Islam from Solingen in Germany, ...
Muslim converts came to UK with articles on how to 'mow down the enemies of Allah'Evening Standard
Two Germans jailed for Al Quaeda plotKent Online
Germans in court on terror chargesGrantham Today

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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:35:17 GMT

Moves to tackle minority anger over Glasgow Airport stop and search
BBC News
A new group has been set up to tackle concerns among minority communities over how police use stop and search powers at Glasgow Airport. Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill said the new community engagement group would aim to "build trust".
Kenny MacAskill: Police stop-and-search at Glasgow Airport is necessary to ...Scottish Daily Record

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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:32:01 GMT

Stockwell shooting girl is paralysed for life, court hears
The Guardian
A five-year-old girl was left paralysed after being shot in the chest during a gang attack at a shop in south London, the Old Bailey heard on Monday. Thusha Kamaleswaran had been "playing happily" in her uncle's convenience store, in Stockwell, ...
Gunned down as she played: The five-year-old victim of rival gangsEvening Standard
Stockwell shooting victim, 5, 'died twice' after being shotTelegraph.co.uk
Thusha Kamaleswaran paralysed in Stockwell shop shooting, jury toldBBC News
Asian Image
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