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World Squash Open: Amr Shabana beats Ramy Ashour to lift fourth title

Don’t underestimate a former champion. Egypt's elder statesman Amr Shabana showed why he is one of the greatest players of his generation, by lifting his fourth title here on the Kuwaiti coast against his young compatriot Ramy...

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Crash death woman served in RAF

Michelle Jurd led an operation into enemy territory in Iraq A woman killed in a crash in south Cumbria was a former RAF officer who had served in Kosovo and Iraq. Michelle Jurd was driving her two young children when she was...

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Choir raises £40,000 for soldiers

The choir said it was very pleased at the sale success A Worcestershire choir has helped raise more than £40,000 to help injured servicemen and women. Kidderminster Male Voice Choir released its 18-track CD Songs For Heroes...

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The great global land grab

The global food crisis has prompted various rich countries to start buying up land in the poorer world to secure their food supplies. As well as affecting domestic food supplies in the countries affected, Sue Branford says it...

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A farewell to arms exports

The arms industry has changed dramatically since the end of the cold war. But British government policy, including subsidies and promotion of arms exports, hasn't. Nicholas Gilby looks at the changes and the state of the arms...

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Expecting the Worst

Listen to today's radio program! Read the Word: Today-- 1 Kings 20-21 I have had the privilege of visiting, on a number of occasions, the Yad Vashem in Israel and The Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. Every time I walk...

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Remember our son's sacrifice say parents of Connah's Quay soldier killed in Basra

Nov 7 2009 Daily Post THE parents of a soldier killed in battle vowed their loved one would never be forgotten. On the eve of Remembrance Sunday, Robert and Ann McFerran said they think about their only son, Peter every day....

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Scars of childhood

The arrest and detention of Palestinian children by the Israeli army inflicts long-term trauma on Palestinian society. Andrea D'Cruz travelled to Abu Dis to find out more Montasser Dandan is on the face of it an incredibly...

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Shock, Sadness Grip Tight-Knit Fort Hood Community

Islamic leader: Suspect asked for advice on what to tell soldiers going to fight Muslims By ANGELA K. BROWN Associated Press Writer FORT HOOD, Texas November 7, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press 14 comments The 2007 picture...

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'There's something wrong with you,' Islamic leader told shooting suspect after disturbing talk

FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) — An Army psychiatrist who authorities say went on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood was so conflicted over what to tell fellow soldiers about fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan that a local Islamic leader...

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