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'Kerry takes lead over Bush'

Washington: Senator John Kerry holds a slim lead over the U.S. President George W. Bush, according to an Associated Press poll that shows the Democrat gaining ground while Mr. Bush lost support on personal qualities, the war in Iraq and national security. Fewer voters than a month ago believe Mr. Bush is the best man to protect the country and fight the war. The AP-Ipsos Public Affairs poll, completed on the eve of the second presidential debate, charted a reversal from a month ago, when the Republican incumbent had the momentum and a minuscule lead.

— AP

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