Hostage sailors face 'tug-of-war'
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Islamic gang plan to snatch couple from pirates Islamic fundamentalists driving pick-up trucks armed with heavy machine-guns are reportedly en route to Bahdo in Somalia to re-kidnap the Kentish yachting couple seized by pirates... [read full story]
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Bank bailout may have broken WTO rules
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