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Six killed in Sri Lanka violence
Two soldiers killed in attacks

Call for tougher gun control in U.K.
LONDON: The shooting at America's Virginia Tech University campus has sparked calls for tougher gun laws in Britain amid widespread concern over a growing gun culture among the youth, especially in black and Asian communities. London alone has ...

Pope urges Colombo to respect human rights
COLOMBO: Pope Benedict XVI in his meeting with Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Friday at the Vatican reiterated the need "to respect human rights and resume the path of dialogue and negotiation as the only way to put an end to the ...

Musharraf denies deal with Benazir
ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf on Friday denied making a deal with Pakistan Peoples Party and said elections would be held on schedule and they would be "fair, free and transparent". "There's no deal at all, no alliance, no deal," the ...

Mass welcome for ousted CJ
Lawyers, Opposition activists form massive motorcade on highway

Two die in NASA hostage stand-off
Contract engineer kills co-worker, shoots himself dead

Baghdad wall to protect Sunnis
WASHINGTON: The U.S. military is building a 5-km concrete wall in the centre of Baghdad along the most murderous faultline between Sunni and Shia Muslims. The wall, which recognises the reality of the hardening sectarian divide in Baghdad, is a ...

Roads speed destruction of rainforest
TRANS-IRIRI HIGHWAY (BRAZIL): Officially Geroan's chainsaw shop doesn't exist. Nor does the newly opened petrol station next door, or the motorbike workshop or even the Uniao supermarket, a rickety shack where the dusty shelves droop under the ...

British police conclude probe into cash-for-honours scam
LONDON: The 13-month long police investigation into the cash-for-honours scandal, which has deeply damaged Prime Minister's Tony Blair's image, is finally over with Scotland Yard handing over a 216-page dossier to the Crown Prosecution Service ...

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