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• South Korean workers call for repeal of promise of troops for Iraq
• Two coalition sailors killed in Iraq: military
• Willams to meet Kuznetsova in Warsaw final
• Chelsea gain an edge on Man Utd in battle for second place
• Castro urges Bush not to use force as response to terror
• Yzerman injured as Red Wings on brink of NHL elimination
• Underdog role suits mild-mannered Mantilla
• US readies world for higher interest rates
• Westerner's body mutilated in Saudi attack
• Israel blames Hamas, Arafat for settler "massacre of innocent children"
• Poland's unpopular PM Miller leaves office
• Iranian judiciary allows seven dissidents to go on leave
• Internet worm Sasser causes disruptions, may spread Monday
• Albacete and Mallorca soothe their relegation headaches
• Tearful Smith bids Leeds 'au revoir' not adieu
• Israel's ruling Likud party votes down Sharon's Gaza pullout plan
• New revolution planned for 'belly' of Paris
• Spurs draw first blood against Lakers as Heat and Hornets battle on
• Son of ex-dictator elected president of Panama
• Australia told to expect refugees from global warming
• DaimlerChrysler delays board meeting to decide Hyundai ties: Yonhap
• Turkey arrests 16 suspected Al-Qaeda linked militants
• Sri Lanka appeals to gods to calm wasps at heritage site
• Mexico, Peru recall envoys from Cuba in diplomatic row
• Libyan, Jordanian appeal death sentences for murder of US diplomat
• French minister, EU regulator agree to seek Alstom deal
• Nerlinger parts company with Rangers
• Internet worm spreads worldwide, slowing trains, mail, post
• Mitterand's son sued in Mauritania for cheating business partner
• Bush to welcome Australia's Howard June 3
• China, US hold talks on North Korea nuclear crisis
• Smarty Jones set for homecoming
• German cinema riding the 'Good Bye, Lenin!' wave
• Ex-US diplomats urge Bush to rethink Israel support
• Air France acquires KLM forming world giant
• Sasser outbreak to die down on Wednesday: expert
• UBS doubles net profit in record quarterly performance
• Lehmann voices concerns over Zimbabwe Tour
• Democrat leader calls on Congress to condemn Iraq prisoner abuse
• Standard and Poor's cuts Eurotunnel senior debt ratings
• Record majors to return 50 million dollars in unpaid royalties
• Floods in Kenya claim six lives, displace several thousands
• Protesters take to the streets of Georgia's holdout region
• Cofidis shake up team management after drug allegations
• Deportivo pay the penalty as Porto make Champions League final
• Oil prices soar to 1990 highs on Mideast, supply fears
• Bannister's magical four-minute mile is 50 years old
• Bungled robbery likely cause of murders in Philippine paradise
• Genetic testing helps five US couples conceive "saviour babies:" study
• Thousands homeless after strong earthquake in China
• BMW gets off to a good start in first quarter of 2004
• Iraqis protest abuse in US jails, fighting flares in south
• Spanish Telefonica Moviles says first-quarter profit up 17.9 percent
• Blasts, gunfire heard in Iraqi city of Najaf
• Diabetes far more deadly than previously thought: WHO
• Madonna wants walkers kept off her English country estate
• Rumsfeld under fire in Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal
• Media campaign to fight HIV-AIDS launched in Cambodia
• Euro makes sharp climb against the dollar
• Bush and Singapore PM Goh warn of danger if Taiwan-China ties mismanaged
• "Flesh-eating disease" ravages Congo's Pygmies
• Newcastle face 'massive task' for huge prize says Robson
• Peru's Congress forces out interior minister in wake of mayor's lynching
• Libyan court sentences seven foreign health workers to death
• Palestinian FM slams 'extremist' Israelis after talks in Dublin
• Britain's Blair wants all-out effort to halt prisoner abuse in Iraq
• "American" hostage urges Muslim leaders to free him from Iraqi captors
• "Friends" no more
• One in 10 Aussie boys use steroids to bulk up: study
• New pictures increase pressure on Rumsfeld and US administration
• New rules have some way to go - Richards
• Florida law to keep up feeding of woman in 14-year coma "unconstitutional," says judge
• Sharks, Lightning resume quest for first NHL crown
• Bush apologizes for abuse of Iraqis
• Simoni unfazed over quiet Tour of Italy build-up
• Polling stations open in second round of Iranian polls
• Amid resignation calls, Rumsfeld faces Congress on prisoner abuse scandal
• Russia's Putin sworn in for second term as president
• Beckham sticking with Real insists coach Queiroz
• Polish star TV reporter, picture editor killed in Iraq