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A tragedy that continues to spur Chelsea's Drogba
London, Nov. 8 : Chelsea's Didier Drogba is still haunted by the memory of the March 29, 2009 stampede when 19 Ivory Coast supporters lost their lives, fighting for breath when all they wanted to do was follow their team and show loyalty to their heroes. Comment?
Chinese premier pledges funds, aid to Africa
SHEIK, Egypt - China's premier on Sunday pledged $10 billion in low interest loans to African nations over the next three years and said Beijing would cancel the government debts of some of the poorest of those countries, as the Asian powerhouse looked to deflect criticism that its investments in the continent were motivated purely by greed. Comment?
Troops remember fallen comrades
Hundreds of soldiers gathered at the main British base in Afghanistan to pay their respects to their fallen comrades. Comment?
Queen leads tribute to the war dead
The Queen has led the nation in remembering Britain's war dead at the Remembrance Sunday ceremony. Comment?
"Cup win was a thank you to Bath City fans"
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Bath City chairman Geoff Todd says yesterday's FA Cup win at Grimsby Town was just reward for the club's supporters - and hopes it will attract more fans to Twerton Park. Comment?
Army chief: 'Public not convinced'
The public is not convinced that British troops fighting in Afghanistan can succeed, the head of the armed forces has admitted. Comment?
Suicide bomber kills many in Peshawar
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Twelve people have been killed in Pakistan's Peshawar after a suicide bomber exploded a bomb near the house of the one of the city mayors, Abdul Malik. Comment?
Fort Hood shooting suspect was told 'There's something wrong with you'
There was the classroom presentation that justified suicide bombings. Comments to colleagues about a climate of persecution faced by Muslims in the military. Comment?
Police: Suicide bomb in Pakistan market kills 12
A purported Taliban commander has claimed responsibility for a market bombing in northwestern Pakistan that killed an anti-Taliban mayor and 11 others. Comment?
A MAN suffered suspected neck and back injuries after a crash on the M5 last night . Comment?
Paper round: Rooney to outdo Ronaldo.
Barcelona are planning a bid to make Wayne Rooney the world's most expensive footballer. Comment?
Entry from November 08, 2009 Imperial Congress "The Imperial Presidency" was dubbed on the U.S. presidency of Richard Nixon by 1972, when some believed that the president was acting like an emperor. Comment?
Two-thirds of Brits against war in Afghanistan: BBC
London, Nov 8: An opinion poll commissioned by the BBC has found that 64 percent people believe that it is impossible to win the war in Afghanistan The ComRes opinion poll also found that 63 percent people wanted British troops to be withdrawn as soon as possible, The Scotsman reported. Comment?
Haye hoping for Klitschko bout
David Haye is hoping for a "mega-showdown" with Ukraine's WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko after stripping Russian giant Nikolai Valuev of the WBA belt. Comment?
Goliath defeated: British boxer David Haye beats the Beast from the...
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Goliath defeated: British boxer David Haye beats the Beast from the East to win world heavyweight title By Peter Higgs Last updated at 9:37 AM on 08th November 2009 The fight was billed as David Vs Goliath and few believed the Beast from the East could be overcome. Comment?
NATO probes shooting of Afghans
NATO probes shooting of Afghans Officials question whether airstrike mistakenly killed soldiers, cops By DEB RIECHMANN The Associated Press Sun. Comment?
Homeland chief: Fort Hood shootings no cause for anti-Muslim backlash
ABU DHABI , United Arab Emirates - U.S. Homeland Security officials are working with groups around United States to head off any possible anti-Muslim backlash following the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas , the agency's chief said Sunday. Comment?
Crash victimsa families still seek answers
Crash victims' families still seek answers Memorial to those who died aboard Air France jet dedicated in Brazil By BRADLEY BROOKS The Associated Press Sun. Comment?
Harry: I'll take the 14.60 chicken wrap and chips... and can I have...
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By Katie Nicholl and Stephanie Condron Last updated at 10:30 AM on 08th November 2009 Royalty in the restaurant: Waitress Margo Bolotskikh served Prince Harry As third in line to the Throne, Prince Harry might be expected to dine on the most exquisite food in the most elegant palaces - not chicken and chips in a fast-food joint in Stevenage. Comment?
Royals show Olympic spirit during visit to athletes village
Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall toured the Vancouver Olympic Games athletes village on Saturday after touching down in rain and cold at the Vancouver International Airport. Comment?