Friday, 27 January 2012

Al Jazeera The speaker of the defunct Palestinian parliament, a member of Hamas who was previously detained in connection with the capture of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, has been arrested. Abdel Aziz Dweik was arrested on Thursday at a checkpoint near Ramallah, in the West Bank, Hamas said. The...
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Newsday Quick ReadOccupy Wall Street protesters march in Manhattan, demonstrate in bank branch; 4 arrested (AP) -- About 100 Occupy Wall Street protesters marched from the city's African Burial Ground to the Federal Reserve for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, saying the civil rights leader's work echoes in...
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Cinema Blend Despite a lot of people feeling as if Namco Bandai has kind of worn thin the welcome of Naruto games, the company has managed quite the success with the franchise shipping more than 10 million units worldwide since 2003, spanning 15 different...
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Al Jazeera Nigerian authorities have suspended a top police officer for alleged negligence in the escape of a suspected member of the Islamist Boko Haram group over a deadly Christmas bomb attack. At least 44 people, mostly worshippers, were killed during the attack on Saint Theresa's Roman Catholic...
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Newsday Quick ReadContractor who built Conn. home for ABC's 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' charged with arson (AP) -- A Connecticut contractor who helped build a house on the ABC reality TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" has been accused of burning down his wood pellet business and charged with...
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Newsday Quick ReadArgentina, Princess Cruises angered that Falklands blocked ship with Argentines from docking (AP) -- Princess Cruises said Monday that it is surprised and disappointed that the Falkland Islands government turned away its Star Princess ship because a small number of people on board have...
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Al Jazeera Kizza Besigye, an opposition leader, and several of his allies have been held by authorities in Uganda, who say they did so in order to prevent an anti-government rally that would cause unrest. Police fired teargas and held the opposition leaders, who they intercepted on a highway in Kampala, on...
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Newsday Quick ReadGrounding of the Costa Concordia raises concerns about the safety of today's megaships (AP) -- The grounding and capsizing of the Costa Concordia has raised questions about the safety of the ever-increasing size of cruise ships. But experts say that these new megaships have the latest...
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Al Jazeera A suspected al-Qaeda-linked group that took over Radda, a small town in Yemen about 170km southeast of Sanaa, say that they are closing in on the Yemeni capital. Tareq al-Dahab, the Ansar al-Sharia chief, is related to Anwar al-Awlaki, a US citizen who was accused by the US of a leadership role...
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