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213 stories from 15 sources tabulated by topstory 0.12 on Sep 15, 2006 at 11:28:28 GMT

headlines Muslim anger grows at Pope [BBC] Labour accused over hospital cuts [BBC] 'Babes in wood' case rejected [BBC] Shake-up for anti-terror policing [The Guardian] Muslim anger at Pope rises [The Guardian] The man who rewrote his life [The Guardian] Surge in disappearance of Arctic sea ice sparks global warning [The Independent] Republican senators revolt over terror suspects' rights [The Independent] Beazley's health plans 'lack insight' [ABC] AUSTRALIA EXPANDS IRAQ ROLE [SBS] EADS rebukes Russian attempt to get on board [FT] Morning-after pill not cutting abortion rate [Reuters] leading stories Blair may not hang on, says Hoon [BBC] Police find 50 corpses in Iraq [BBC] Senators defy Bush on tribunals [BBC] Doubts over morning-after pill [BBC] Brother death 'natural' says Penn [BBC] Irwin tribute tickets spark rush [BBC] Clooney warns UN of Darfur genocide [The Guardian] Warning: bigger carbon cut needed to avoid disaster [The Guardian] Pressure mounts on Olmert to quit [The Guardian] Short faces expulsion for attack on party [The Guardian] Republicans reject Bush's anti-terror law [The Guardian] Tesco opens doors to local growers [The Guardian] Charity calls for £3bn to prevent deaths in childbirth [The Guardian] Greeks 'a wonderful example' of integration [ABC] Brimble coroner questions Losic's credibility [ABC] Underworld figure Saffron dies [ABC] Bats' disappearance puzzles Qld scientists [ABC] Irwin fans 'considerate, respectful' [ABC] Roosters go with Anderson [ABC] BUSH'S TERROR PLAN REJECTED [SBS] SPACE STATION SPREADS IT WINGS [SBS] business Ford in mass US redundancy offer [BBC] Ford to buy out 75,000 as losses head for $9bn [The Independent] 3i consortium makes £2.2bn bid approach for Anglian Water [The Independent] Jeremy Warner's Outlook: For investors in UK water, the cash leaks just keep on gushing [The Independent] Sportingbet chief resigns but is free to return to UK [The Independent] BT targets China and India in overseas IT expansion drive [The Independent] Government accused of stitch-up on shoe tariffs to protect opt-out [The Independent] Licence buyback raises fisheries concerns [ABC] Airline's administrator happy with govt response [ABC] Macfarlane upbeat on KR Castlemaine workers' prospects [ABC] Muslims seek apology over Pope remarks [FT] Wolfowitz denies row with UK on funds [FT] A row over a speech made by the Pope in Germany this week appeared to intensify on Friday when Pakistan's parliament passed a resolution describing his remarks as 'derogatory' to Islam [FT] Ford offers buyouts to 75,000 workers [FT] Philip Stephens [FT] Vodafone in Italy broadband deal [Reuters] IMF sees growth risks [Reuters] AstraZeneca in Schering drug pact [Reuters] regional news: UK Thousands 'spared poor childcare' [BBC] Noose tied on hijacked pensioner [BBC] Cameron warning of 'danger to UK' [BBC] Protesters' rally on NHS shake-up [BBC] Man accused of bomb plot was 'happy' about September 11 [The Independent] Short faces expulsion from Labour Party [The Independent] 'Babes in wood' murder case rejected [The Independent] Toddler sees mother murdered [The Independent] War protesters banned from Labour conference [The Independent] Canterbury cathedral, the scene of Becket's murder, threatened by pollution and fungus [The Independent] regional news: Europe Pope compared to Hitler and Mussolini over Islam remarks [The Independent] Banker who fought Russian mafia is killed [The Independent] The Visit: Mikhail Khodorkovsky's life inside [The Independent] regional news: Australia Licence buyback raises fisheries concerns [ABC] Irwin fans 'considerate, respectful' [ABC] Ex-senator Collins faces child sex charges [ABC] opinions and editorials Channel 7 team deported from Papua [ABC] Jockey to face Hong Kong court on corruption charges [ABC] Opal fuel rolled out across Alice [ABC] N Qld bats still missing, months after cyclone [ABC] Unions, Liberals urge help for SA manufacturing [ABC] Brimble Coroner tells witness his evidence not credible [ABC] Hilliard in hospital after court no-show [ABC] US Republicans rebel against Guantanamo plan [ABC] US report on Iran misleading: IAEA [ABC] Howard proposes tough citizenship rules [ABC] German city sees historic rabbi ordination [ABC] Ex-marine gets bionic arm [ABC] Those Who Oppose the Proposed UN Arms Treaty Could Derail a Chance to Save Millions of Lives [CommonDreams] Smoking Gun: Washington Post Hires Top Bush Speechwriter [CommonDreams] The Stranger in the Mirror [CommonDreams] 5 Years Later, Still a Voice Crying in the Wilderness [CommonDreams] Bush Keeps Failing His Troops in Iraq [CommonDreams] Cesspool [CommonDreams] Ah, Those Conspiracy Theories [CommonDreams] Administration Shows Its Colors on September 11 [CommonDreams] Gandhi’s 100th Anniversary [CommonDreams] Dirty Dozen: The Pentagon's 12-Step Program to Create a Military of Misfits [CommonDreams] Iraq: Do We Stay or Go? [CommonDreams] Stop Saying 'Single Payer' [CommonDreams] Bush Push in Congress a Sign of Fear and Weakness [CommonDreams] Tomorrow's Headlines [CommonDreams] The Modern Successor to the Slave Trade [CommonDreams] money Will Anderson: The Green House [The Independent] Adults fail in bid to live on state pension [Reuters] Financial advice could slash welfare cost [Reuters]

world news Darfur toll 'at least 200,000' [BBC] Japan cult boss loses last appeal [BBC] Canadian gunman 'killed himself' [BBC] Spain deports Senegal migrants [BBC] EU talks on Palestinian embargo [BBC] Journalist shot dead in Pakistan [BBC] Gaza's poor struggling to survive in the face of an economic blockade [The Independent] Dubai princes accused of masterminding trade in jockey slaves [The Independent] Ugandan rebels tell of army atrocities as victims call for justice [The Independent] College gunman revealed obsession with Columbine killings on internet [The Independent] The Big Question: Should the World Bank attach conditions on aid to poor countries? [The Independent] Five die in failed Yemeni attack plots [ABC] Geosequestration push meets resistance [ABC] Japan gets a glimpse of new prince [ABC] Pope offends Muslim leaders [Reuters] Dozens more bodies found in Baghdad [Reuters] Yemen foils attacks on oil refinery [Reuters] Croc Hunter memorial tickets snapped up [Channel 4] Pope sparks fury among Muslims [Channel 4] Ford to axe thousands of US jobs [Channel 4] Scientists create 'bionic' woman [Channel 4] Clooney warns of 'Holocaust' in Sudan [Channel 4] politics Public 'has little trust in MPs' [BBC] Greeks 'a wonderful example' of integration [ABC] Licence buyback raises fisheries concerns [ABC] Barr rules out Floriade entry fees [ABC] Jailed for Life, Migrant Says Justice Was Too Blind [CommonDreams] PeaceJam Marks 10 Years With Laureates [CommonDreams] Amnesty Intl: Hizbollah Rocket Attacks on Israelis 'War Crimes' [CommonDreams] 10 Billion Dollars Could Buy Universal Schooling [CommonDreams] Five Former Soviet Republics Give Up Nukes [CommonDreams] Armchair Sleuths Uncover Strange Military Sites in China [CommonDreams] technology Microsoft Zune out for Christmas [BBC] Einstein 'at least 99.95pc right' [ABC] Dwarf planet loses 'Xena' nickname [ABC] Microsoft unveils challenge to iPod [ABC] Virgin Galactic goes Starck raving bonkers [The Register] ATI readies 80nm desktop GPUs for October? [The Register] MS flirts with online Works [The Register] Brits ignore bloke trapped down manhole [The Register] JVC constructs 'pulsating sphere' near-ideal audio source [The Register] Apple fan runs iTunes movie marathon [The Register] Apple marches out Boot Camp update [The Register] Mobile phones drive down costs [The Register] Broadband report highlights 'two-speed' Europe [The Register] Mobile TV, too good to give away? [The Register] Milky Way's spiral was a late addition [The Register] Mistakes in identity [The Register] Red Hat takes Xen baby step [The Register] XenSource loves Microsoft people (true) [The Register] Don't mess with Google's astroturf squad [The Register] Justice Department defends using 'dated' laws in gambling arrests [The Register] MS Vista worth $40bn to EC economies [The Register] RIM faces OS rewrite headache [The Register] Fujitsu pulls out switch blade for IBM, Dell and HP [The Register] Wi-Fi Alliance bows to market need for early 802.11n products [The Register] Microsoft touts wireless connection as iPod killer [Reuters] Nintendo to debut console in November [Reuters] infosec DHS releases report on Cyber Storm exercise [SecurityFocus] Princeton researchers demonstrate Diebold virus [SecurityFocus] HP's Dunn to step down amidst hacking scandal [SecurityFocus] Disclosure survey [SecurityFocus] Anonymous no more [SecurityFocus] Analyzing malicious SSH login attempts [SecurityFocus] Microsoft Office security, part two [SecurityFocus] Zotob author sentenced to 2 years in prison [SecurityFocus] Microsoft, Apple, Adobe patch flaws [SecurityFocus] Phishing reaches record numbers [SecurityFocus] Security pro pleads guilty to USC breach [SecurityFocus] HP-funded hacking included reporters' data [SecurityFocus] Malware scrambles to evade defenses [SecurityFocus] Biz Giants Form Fraud Standards Group [Dark Reading] Banks Launch Authentication Project [Dark Reading] Cross-Site Scripting: Attackers' New Favorite Flaw [Dark Reading] DePaul Tunnels Into Campus Security [Dark Reading] Study: Browsers Are Chief Virus Carrier [Dark Reading] Putting Security in the Bank [Dark Reading] Six Tips to Protect Online Search Privacy [Dark Reading] Symantec Presses Congress to Fight Cybercrime [Dark Reading] Apple Fixes 7 Flaws in Mac, Windows Quicktime [Dark Reading] Spammers Speed Up Domain Cycling to Stay Off Blacklists [Dark Reading] New 'Extremely Critical' IE Vulnerability [Dark Reading] Cybersecurity Holes Found in Mock Attack [Dark Reading] Microsoft: We're Not Out to Crush Security Vendors [Dark Reading] New Trick Adopted by Spammers to Harvest Email Addresses [Dark Reading] UK Bank Hit by Massive Phishing Attack [Dark Reading] Microsoft Building Security Language for Grids [Dark Reading] telecoms Firefox v1.5.0.7 Browser Released [ISP Review] BlueLeaf Internet Issues Statement [ISP Review] EU Broadband League Table - UK 6th [ISP Review] ISPr Site News – Forum Upgrade [ISP Review] Ouranos (Aramiska) Problems [ISP Review] Tiscali Adds 266,000 ADSL Users [ISP Review] TalkTalk (CW) Questions & Answers [ISP Review] 90% EU Broadband Penetration By 2012 [ISP Review] ISP Zen Internet Talks History [ISP Review] BT Customer Retention Hypocrisy Spat [ISP Review] Fluidata's SDSL/ADSL2+ Discounts [ISP Review] Is LLU Broadband Really Cheaper? [ISP Review] Caspian Closes Its Doors [Light Reading] Redknee Bends Toward IPO [Light Reading] Telcos Edge Cable in Q2 Broadband Battle [Light Reading] BT Cashes In on 21CN [Light Reading] Tellabs Sneaks in a Cingular Win [Light Reading] Iliad Gets Active With FTTH [Light Reading] science/nature 'Oldest' New World writing found [BBC] Suffolk nature reserve reveals new species of butterflies and moths in UK [The Independent] Bats' disappearance puzzles Qld scientists [ABC] Maywald defends SA water restrictions [ABC] Desalination plan prompts environmental concerns [ABC] human interest The cosmic body that caused a rumpus gets a fitting name [BBC] Man fined for damaging his home for art [ABC] Alice locals encouraged to pull weeds for fitness [ABC] Police target senior citizen 'gopher hoons' [ABC] Policeman pays price for mating mutt [Reuters] Leader's jet grounded by soldier's shots [Reuters] features

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