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November 23, 2009

Flood-hit areas face travel chaos

Thousands of people in flood-hit Cumbria face major disruption as many roads, bridges and schools remain closed.


Khmer Rouge Duch trial nears end

The trial of former jailer Comrade Duch, the first in Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal, enters its final stages.


Indian PM Singh begins US visit

Indian PM Manmohan Singh begins a visit to the US for talks expected to be dominated by Afghanistan and nuclear issues.


State leaders boost to Copenhagen

Hopes are boosted for success at the Copenhagen climate summit as it emerges more than 60 state leaders are expected to attend.


Four charged with terror offences

Four men are charged with terror-related offences following raids in north-west England, police say.


Call to jam prison mobile signals

An independent inspector calls for mobile phone signals in prisons to be jammed to help prevent crime and drug dealing by inmates.


Lethal friends

Just being there could end in jail


Abandoned brides

The bracelet-wearing women UK men leave in India


Clashes at Christmas Island camp

Clashes erupt between Sri Lanka and Afghan refugees at Australia's Christmas Island immigration centre.


Recession 'a catalyst for change'

The recession has become the catalyst for a new era in business focusing on greater collaboration, according to the CBI.


Working together

Collaboration will help UK industry recover, says CBI


Commonwealth 'needs democracy check'

All Commonwealth countries should face a democracy "health check" at least every two years, a new report says.


Audio slideshow

A WWII RAF officer's German POW camp diary


Kabul capital

Real estate prices go through the roof in Afghanistan


Russia 'is now a criminal state'

Russia has turned into a "criminal state", according to the man who was once its leading foreign investor.


'No whitewash' from Iraq inquiry

The Iraq war inquiry will result in a "full and insightful" account of events surrounding the conflict, the probe's chairman pledges.


'Parents wrong' on child fitness

Parents have huge misconceptions about the amount of exercise their children take part in, the British Heart Foundation says.


November 22, 2009

Algeria clears ex-Guantanamo men

Two Algerian men formerly held by the US in Guantanamo Bay are acquitted of terror charges at a trial on their return home.


Sting's plea

Rock star urges Brazil to listen to tribal fears


Israeli soldier's release 'moves closer'

Progress has been made in efforts to release captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, President Shimon Peres says.


X Factor dream ends for twins dubbed Jedward

Twins John and Edward Grimes have been voted off ITV1's the X Factor, losing in a sing-off against Olly Murs.


Men charged over teen stab death

Two men are charged with the murder of a 19-year-old man who was stabbed and then run over in north London.


Live - Federer v Verdasco

World number one Roger Federer takes on Spain's Fernando Verdasco in the opening match of the ATP World Tour Finals in London.


Romanian rivals 'facing run-off'

Romania's president wins the most votes in elections, but faces a run-off with his nearest rival, exit polls suggest.


East Antarctica 'is losing ice'

The massive and apparently stable East Antarctic ice sheet is losing mass, a new study suggests.


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