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World's Biggest Online Zoo Opens
BBC is opening the world's largest online zoo, the Wildlife Finder, which features pictures and videos of hundreds of animals. The BBC Wildlife Finder zoo promises never to disappoint, as the animals will always...
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Top judge faces sack for speaking out about immigrants.
Immigrants abusing benefits system " A senior judge faces the sack after saying that 'hundreds of thousands of immigrants' come to Britain to receive generous welfare payments. Judge Ian Trigger was told... Government virus expert paid £116k. The Swine flue scam unfolds!
" A scientist who advises the Government on swine flu is a paid director of a drugs firm making hundreds of millions of pounds from the pandemic. Professor Sir Roy Anderson sits on the Scientific Advisory Group... Attack of the giant squids - run for your life
" Hundreds of aggressive jumbo flying squid have appeared off the coast of San Diego, attacking divers and washing up dead on beaches. The 5-foot long sea monsters, which have razor-sharp beaks and toothy... Special Report: Journalists in Exile 2009
At least 39 journalists fled from their native countries worldwide in the past 12 months. Sri Lanka leading the way with at least 11 journalists, which is more than quarter of the journalists fled worldwide. "... Journalists across Pakistan protest reporter’s killing
There is a news of another assault on media in Pakistan. As hundreds of media people are protesting the killing of Geo TV reporter in SWAT VALLEY the news came that the building of Wana press club was blown... Thousands of refugees flee Wanni region in Sri Lanka: UN
Around 24,000 refugees have fled Sri Lanka's Wanni region so far this year, as clashes continue in the north of the island nation, where some 250,000 civilians are trapped by fighting between Government forces and the LTTE, United Nations said. " Hundreds more Tamil... Dozens injured as major quake hits Indonesia
A powerful earthquake off eastern Indonesia damaged dozens of buildings and sent panicked residents fleeing to higher ground on Thursday, some climbing trees to escape a feared tsunami, officials and witnesses... Heavy winds hit north-west France, airports shut down
Strong winds of up to 140 km/h (87mph) have severely hit northern and western France and shut down power supplies and transport services. Both main airports serving Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Orly - are closed...Hundreds of motorists rescued in UK as snow causes new disruption
Hundreds of motorists have have been stranded in the snow blizzard on the A38 and A380 south of Exeter, with dozens of others stuck on the A386 near Tavistock in South west of England. Police and... Two million descend on Washington for Obama's Inauguration Day
Two million people have descended on Washington DC for the Inauguration of Barack Obama, and the crowds have clogged the mass transit lines and security checkpoints as they try to get a spot to witness a moment in... A Glimpse Of News From Pakistani Newspapers (Sunday, 4 Jan, 2009)
A Glimpse Of News From Pakistani Newspapers From Sunday, 4th January 2009 Issue.Daily Dawn ( English ) And Jang ( Urdu ) Are The Widely Circulated And Well Known Newspapers Of Pakistan. Today, I Thought Just To Share With The World A Glimpse Of News Published In Today’s... World Taliban to support Pakistan in case of war with India
"Islamabad, Dec 23: Hunted by the US and NATO forces for committing acts of terror in Afghanistan, the Taliban Tuesday said they would back the Pakistan Army by deploying hundreds of suicide bombers in case of any military action with India. ... Troops quell sectarian violence in Indonesia
" Hundreds of troops were deployed to a tense Indonesian province in the Maluku islands after sectarian violence left two churches and 50 other buildings in flames, police said on Wednesday. At least six people... Kerosene lamps light runway as Bill Gates flies out of Jodhpur in India
Technology Czar Bill Gates was powered by the most ancient lighting system, kerosene lamps to enable his chartered plane to fly out of the Historical Indian City of Jodhpur (Second largest city of Rajasthan). As...
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