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204 stories from 12 sources tabulated by topstory 0.08 on Jul 20, 2006 at 09:53:35 GMT

headlines Fighting inside Lebanese border [BBC] Phones and MP3s fuel robbery rise [BBC] Bush uses veto on stem cell bill [BBC] Israeli jets destroy hillside village [The Guardian] Crime surge dents Reid fightback [The Guardian] On the road with Bill Gates [The Guardian] The child lies like a rag doll - a symbol of the latest Lebanon war [The Independent] Police seek charges by showing loans were 'donations in disguise' [The Independent] Lebanese civilians fear worst is yet to come [ABC] Street crime rockets by 8 per cent [TIL] HUNDREDS FLEE LEBANON [SBS] Fed chief says inflation expected to fall [FT] leading stories Record number of new lady QCs [BBC] Apple pulls in profits from iPods [BBC] Web users urged on China policy [BBC] US 'worst' for online child abuse [BBC] Gates' $287m to HIV research [BBC] Music therapy 'can aid healing' [BBC] France pushes UN for action on conflict [The Guardian] 'We do go a bit mad in the sun' [The Guardian] Polish labourers kept in Italian 'prison camp' [The Guardian] Prescott escapes with mild rebuke over ranch trip [The Guardian] US authorities oppose bail for BetonSports chief [The Guardian] O'Leary walks from Villa after 'amicable' parting [The Guardian] Test of nerve gives Europe hope [The Guardian] Alkatiri under restricted movement, 'not house arrest' [ABC] Company directors charged in tax evasion probe [ABC] Tourism body defends Indigenous hotel staff plan [ABC] Indonesia says tsunami killed 528, displaced thousands [ABC] IR laws may be fine-tuned: Ruddock [ABC] Kovco's mother walks out of inquiry [ABC] Clark lawsuit ruling a win for sex assault victims: lawyer [ABC] Australians 'working harder, living longer' [ABC] ARU tight-lipped on Sailor case [ABC] LEBANNON PLEAS FOR HELP [SBS] ISRAEL TARGETS NABLUS, MAGHAZI [SBS] business Government delays mail share plan [BBC] Central banks ease rate rise fears on both sides of Atlantic [The Independent] Thames Water faces huge fine for customer failures [The Independent] Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Inflation risks remain, but there are powerful reasons for the Bank not to move right now [The Independent] CBI chief warns of looming energy crisis [The Independent] After 22 years, Ofcom finally scraps BT price controls [The Independent] Company directors charged in tax evasion probe [ABC] Macquarie Bank forecasts profit rise [ABC] IR laws may be fine-tuned: Ruddock [ABC] Bourses extend Bernanke led gains [FT] Campaign aims to boost City's key role [FT] Web groups 'ignore' human rights in China [FT] Kesa gets World Cup boost [FT] Lebanese woman at the scene of an Israeli attack in Ghazie, south of Sidon. On the bloodiest day so far, air strikes killed 58 civilians and one Hizbollah fighter. Click for pictures [FT] Business ire at 'gold-plating' of EU laws [FT] Ebay slows but still hits targets [FT] regional news: UK Arson attack kills woman and girl [BBC] Storms cut power to 13,000 homes [BBC] Meat staff contract 'farm fever' [BBC] Rise for Welsh uni applications [BBC] Reid promises cull of senior Home Office staff [The Independent] Planned toll motorway set to be scrapped [The Independent] Child cancer risk higher in richer rural families [The Independent] 24-hour pub laws fail to incite crime [The Independent] Lifers 'set to lose parole right' [TIL] First UK evacuees arrive back home [TIL] Prescott 'faces rebuke' for US trip [TIL] Fewer poor teenagers at university [TIL] Health trusts told to cut spending [TIL] Probe after young pilot crashes [TIL] Holiday ship lurch injures Britons [TIL] MBE for former Levy aide queried [TIL] Geldof and Adie in children's list [TIL] regional news: Europe EU plans elite border guards to stop migrants [The Independent] Bardot to take French leave [The Independent] Land dispute casts new shadow over north Cyprus [The Independent] EU plans legal reforms to end 'divorce shopping' [The Independent] regional news: Australia Tourism body defends Indigenous hotel staff plan [ABC] Company directors charged in tax evasion probe [ABC] Coroner finds Tent Embassy fire was arson [ABC] opinions and editorials Downer in talks with Israel over stranded Australians [ABC] Australians caught in besieged town in Lebanon [ABC] Australians still stranded in Beirut [ABC] Pro-Israel lobby: helping or hindering policy making? [ABC] Pro-Israel lobby heavily influencing US policy, academics say [ABC] Pro-Israel lobby: helping or hindering policy making? [ABC] Australians shelter in southern Lebanon [ABC] Rescue ship double-booked [ABC] Man on a Middle East mission [ABC] Interest in Shakespeare spreads [ABC] Embassy staff call countries about evacuations [ABC] Downer defends embassy staff [ABC] Israelis See Their Own Nation As "Neighborhood Bully [CommonDreams] Lying about the Ruinous Cost of the War in Iraq [CommonDreams] An Imperial Defeatist-- And Proud of It [CommonDreams] Knucklehead Diplomacy, Bush-Style [CommonDreams] The Spirit of War [CommonDreams] Can Al Gore Be Trusted? [CommonDreams] What Bush's Open Mic Revealed [CommonDreams] Bush Is Overruling Democracy [CommonDreams] The Tobacco Industry Academy Awards [CommonDreams] Cosmetic Solutions: The Makeup Industry Gives Itself a Health Hazard Makeover [CommonDreams] "Cut and Run" Can Cut Both Ways [CommonDreams] Israel's Outrageous Attacks [CommonDreams] Middle East: Punishing Children Is Not An Effective Policy [CommonDreams] Republicans Reject Ralph Reed's Hypocrisy [CommonDreams] The Suicide of Capitalism [CommonDreams]

world news Alert at Somali Islamist advance [BBC] Japan's Iraq troops arrive home [BBC] US marines aid mass evacuation [BBC] EU plans emergency border squads [BBC] Israel bombs three Gaza tunnels [BBC] India to begin Beirut evacuation [BBC] 100 Iraqis being killed each day, says UN [The Independent] Earth faces 'catastrophic loss of species' [The Independent] 'West Wing' creator's follow-up is slated before its first episode [The Independent] Net giants attacked for aiding China's censors [The Independent] Indonesia says tsunami killed 528, displaced thousands [ABC] Lebanese civilians fear worst is yet to come [ABC] Govt not abandoning Australians in Lebanon: Howard [ABC] politics Prescott 'rebuked' over US stay [BBC] Govt not abandoning Australians in Lebanon: Howard [ABC] Tourism body defends Indigenous hotel staff plan [ABC] Company directors charged in tax evasion probe [ABC] INT'L CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED AGAINST US 'TORTURE SCHOOL' [CommonDreams] BUSH GAVE ISRAEL 'GREEN LIGHT' FOR LIMITED ATTACK ON LEBANON [CommonDreams] 'Energy Security' Plan Panned over Climate, Nuclear Concerns [CommonDreams] Temperature Set to Hit 100 Degrees - and Global Warming is to Blame [CommonDreams] US Has No Idea of 'War on Terror' Cost: Watchdog [CommonDreams] In the US Media, Not All Casualties Are Equal [CommonDreams] Study Documents ‘Ghetto Tax’ Being Paid by the Urban Poor [CommonDreams] Israel Violates US Arms Control Laws in the Mideast [CommonDreams] Can Displaced Shiites, Sunnis and Christians Co-Exist in Beirut? [CommonDreams] Gonzales: Bush Blocked Eavesdropping Probe [CommonDreams] Energized Neo-Cons Say Israel's Fight is Washington's [CommonDreams] technology Poisoned PowerPoint attacks users [BBC] Bush uses first veto to block stem cell bill [ABC] Antarctic air link may shock the system [ABC] Memory no barrier to deja vu: research [ABC] MySpace to songwriters: sell more shirts [The Register] Chinese black helicopters circle Google Earth [The Register] Vodafone rewrites customers' calendars [The Register] Geologists have ringside seats for an ocean's birth [The Register] Apple and Juniper results overshadowed by SEC [The Register] French MoD questions OpenOffice security [The Register] Orange puts squeeze on customers [The Register] Apple soars on iPod sales [The Register] Intel tops Q2 profit collapse with pessimistic forecast [The Register] Dell Falls for AMD - analyst [The Register] Stoic Napster troubled by Grecian formula [The Register] Old net geezers play trip-you-up [The Register] Symantec: Vista probably 'less stable' than XP [The Register] Indian bloggers switched off [The Register] UK ponders personal carbon allowances [The Register] CoPilot Live 6 for Symbian [The Register] Child abuse downloaders could lose UK payment cards [The Register] RFID chips could aid surgical litter-bugs [The Register] Bush to veto stem cell bill [The Register] Online fraudsters love webmail - true [The Register] NAO says HMRC over-sweetened IT suppliers [The Register] Sony production partners punching out PS3s? [The Register] infosec Oracle patches 65 holes [SecurityFocus] Microsoft scoops up Winternals [SecurityFocus] Breach rules toughened for federal agencies [SecurityFocus] Application-level virtualization for Windows [SecurityFocus] Windows genuine disadvantage [SecurityFocus] Basic journey of a packet [SecurityFocus] Strider URL Tracer with Typo Patrol [SecurityFocus] Controversial security report finds lower losses [SecurityFocus] Daily flaws ratchet up disclosure debate [SecurityFocus] Targeted attacks using PowerPoint 0-day [SecurityFocus] Core Debian server compromised [SecurityFocus] Researchers hunt comment spammers [SecurityFocus] University CIO steps down following breaches [SecurityFocus] telecoms Entanet Upgrades Network [ISP Review] TalkTalk Cuts "Free" Broadband By £1 [ISP Review] ASA Upholds 3 TalkTalk Complaints [ISP Review] 3G & WiMAX Spectrums Lock Horns [ISP Review] Nildram Preps LLU Network Launch [ISP Review] Mobile Broadband (3.5G) To Hit 300m [ISP Review] The Cloud Launch First Wi-Fi Hotzone [ISP Review] GNER Trains Complete Wi-Fi Cover [ISP Review] Sky Reveals "FREE" Broadband [ISP Review] Consumer ADSL Performance Index [ISP Review] Broadband Blimp Research Nears End [ISP Review] Copyright Reform Threatens ISP's [ISP Review] Light Readers See Nortel Staying Single [Light Reading] Gearheads: The Shows Must Not Go On [Light Reading] Security Pros Wrestle With Data Overload [Light Reading] CableLabs Testing Wave Produces Zilch [Light Reading] Telstra Outlines Massive OSS Project [Light Reading] AT&T Hits Homezone [Light Reading] science/nature World 'needs new wildlife body' [BBC] Hottest July day as temperatures top 36C to break 1911 record [The Independent] Sniffer dog Quin helps to save the bumblebee [The Independent] Endangered cockatoo featured on new coins [ABC] Dam opponents welcome task force creation [ABC] Letter campaign to fight for forest protection [ABC] human interest Shock for Houdini the python who swallows electric blanket [BBC] Makeshift beach offers Londoners oasis [ABC] 'Sydney' hops to freedom in Ireland [ABC] Middle of the road trick earns police rebuke [ABC] features Beirut and Brussels [BBC] Hidden voices [BBC] 'Lock them up' [BBC] 'Space gem' [BBC] Unwrapping the M6 [BBC] Bali: An island to fall in love with [The Independent]

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