House passes bill authorizing US antitrust action against OPEC oil cartel
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By H. JOSEF HEBERT , Associated Press Uhm, say what? The House voted Tuesday to let the Justice Department pursue energy antitrust and price fixing cases against members of the OPEC oil cartel, although critics said such attempts would likely be fruitless and could prompt a backlash from oil... [read full story]                    

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Hezbollah denies firing rockets

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A Hezbollah minister in Lebanon's Cabinet today disclaimed any responsibility for the firing of four rockets from inside southern Lebanon into northern Israel early today. As reported here earlier, the Katyusha rockets caused...

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UN suspends Gaza aid operations

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The UN's suspension of aid operations followed an Israeli strike on a UN truck The UN has said it is suspending aid operations in Gaza because its staff have been hit by Israeli attacks. The suspension would continue "until the...

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Taxpayer faces £1m bill over one of country's largest television screens

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One of the largest television screens in the country has cost the taxpayer £1 million despite never having been turned on. The BBC Big Screen was erected in Birmingham in December 2007 to show big sporting events such as the...

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