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193 stories from 15 sources tabulated by topstory 0.12 on Jan 14, 2007 at 21:58:35 GMT

headlines Official suspended in crimes row [BBC] Anti-cancer chicken eggs produced [BBC] Sick Kylie cancels two concerts [BBC] Killer missed in fresh blunder [The Guardian] US set for climate change U-turn [The Guardian] From the catwalk to the grave [The Guardian] A nation of gambling addicts [The Independent] Home Office errors allowed 80 criminals to offend again [The Independent] Investigations into Baghdad shooting continue [ABC] Baker report urges BP to tighten safety culture [FT] Official suspended in offender row [Reuters] leading stories US warns Iran on Iraq 'meddling' [BBC] Sarkozy nod for presidential run [BBC] 'Not enough was done' over terror [BBC] Rice commits to Mid-East plan [BBC] Data sharing plans attacked [BBC] Woman dies after water contest [BBC] Foster to face Vanuatu court [ABC] Crews brace for worsening weather [ABC] Cootamundra silo fire still burning [ABC] Bush's Iraq plan to go ahead despite public opposition [ABC] Malaysia floods displace over 90,000 [ABC] Illness forces Kylie to cancel more concerts [ABC] Aussies start Open campaigns [ABC] business Small firms head UK profit alerts [BBC] Channel 4 warns of funding gap as profits plunge [The Independent] Andrew Murray-Watson: EMI's Nicoli left with nowhere to hide [The Independent] Hamish McRae: A rate rise now could soften the downturn later [The Independent] Tesco set to triumph again in a festive retail game of two halves [The Independent] Yes, it's those lovable 'locusts'. Buyout firms start to spin [The Independent] Opodo prepares to take wing in a £100m-plus sale [The Independent] Backyard pubs must be closed, Tas hoteliers say [ABC] Uranium mining could slash emissions: Campbell [ABC] ASEAN, China sign key economic deal [ABC] Gates denies US forces will enter Iran [FT] Nicholas Sarkozy was named French presidential candidate by UMP party members on Sunday. He now faces a tight race against the Socialist contender Ségolène Royal for the elections in April and May [FT] Bangladesh alliance decides to fight elections [FT] EMI shake-up hits wrong note [FT] Blair says UK must maintain military force [FT] Bill Gates snubs ethical investment [FT] Russia to send detectives to UK in murder probe [Reuters] Dubai group closer to making offer for Liverpool [Reuters] Kylie cancels shows due to bad cold [Reuters] regional news: UK Cancer patient considers new home [BBC] Premiers welcome Sinn Fein move [BBC] Man arrested after woman's death [BBC] Workers' co-op plan for Burberry [BBC] Britain's richest man offers Labour a £2m bail-out [The Independent] Why British Airways is Tony and Cherie's favourite airline [The Independent] Cash for honours row over legal advice to civil servants [The Independent] Bears are still dying to make new hats for the Guards [The Independent] World's first test-tube baby has a child of her own [The Independent] Ministers fight NHS closures [The Independent] 'I'll have nothing to do with celebrity culture,' says Brown [The Independent] Britain's latest must-have cosmetic surgery is the chin-job [The Independent] Tony's carbon footprints: You too can save the planet, Prime Minister [The Independent] regional news: Europe Russian police head to London for Litvinenko investigation [The Independent] regional news: Australia Crews brace for worsening weather [ABC] Cootamundra silo fire still burning [ABC] Iemma wants to find Scully replacement 'quickly' [ABC] opinions and editorials Blazes rage in New South Wales and Victoria [ABC] Climate change threatens Australian wine industry [ABC] Move to overhaul Australian tennis players' development program [ABC] Islamic Council comments on Sheikh's outburst [ABC] Sheikh under fire over controversial comments [ABC] Oil price fallen 15 per cent this year [ABC] Kiwi cricketers prepare for another Australia showdown [ABC] Fed Govt plans weir for Murray River [ABC] Bangladesh President steps down amid political crisis [ABC] UK prepares to cut troop numbers in Iraq [ABC] Bush's new Iraq strategy gets cool reception in Europe [ABC] Beckham to leave Madrid team for LA [ABC] Breaking! Our Armed Forces [CommonDreams] 'Taxes Are What We Pay for Civilized Society' [CommonDreams] Temperatures Rising [CommonDreams] Have You No Decency Mr. President? [CommonDreams] A Storm of Denial [CommonDreams] The Boiling, Surging, Churning and Corporatizing Economy of the United States [CommonDreams] Beyond the Call to Surge, the Need to Purge Our Media [CommonDreams] Peace is Possible in Iraq [CommonDreams] The Minimum Wage is Just the Minimum: A Call for Moral Outrage [CommonDreams] Bush's Tough Tactics Are a 'Declaration of War' on Iran [CommonDreams] How Republicans Win if We Lose in Iraq [CommonDreams] This is a US Torture Camp [CommonDreams] Global Warming, Warring and Warning [CommonDreams] Bush's Iraq Speech Annotated [CommonDreams] Bush's New Strategy - The March of Folly [CommonDreams] money Another twist of the knife for a nation in the red [The Independent] 'Bank customers given chance to slash overdraft charges [The Independent] From EPA to LPA: The people who'll take the baton if you can't carry on [The Independent]

world news Hunt for Somali peacekeeper force [BBC] Floods force Malaysia evacuation [BBC] Brazil crater scoured for victims [BBC] Italy convicts Nazis of massacre [BBC] Egypt seizes al-Jazeera reporter [BBC] Skulls found in Delhi murder case [BBC] Surge: US troops prepare for George Bush's last stand [The Independent] Tensions rise as Washington accuses Iran over militias [The Independent] Shock and oil: Iraq's billions & the White House connection [The Independent] Ali: Boxer's family fear 'The Greatest' won't last the year [The Independent] £25,000: What hunters in Japan charge for catching a dolphin [The Independent] Iranian girl who killed 'rapist' may be spared death penalty [The Independent] Bush's Iraq plan to go ahead despite public opposition [ABC] Foster to face Vanuatu court [ABC] Rice, King of Jordan meet [ABC] U.S. accuses Iran over officials seized in Iraq [Reuters] NATO-led raid kills 30 Taliban - Afghan police [Reuters] Iran Guard says U.S., UK, Israel "axis of evil" [Reuters] MoD names slain soldiers [Channel 4] Rice backs Abbas [Channel 4] Colombia police seize drugs money [Channel 4] Iran demands US release Iraq five [Channel 4] Two soldiers killed [Channel 4] politics Cameron queries Brown No 10 move [BBC] Bush's Iraq plan to go ahead despite public opposition [ABC] Tourist visas available to Hungarians online [ABC] Rice, King of Jordan meet [ABC] Public Inaction Dismays Watada [CommonDreams] US Strikes on al-Qa'ida Chiefs Kill Nomads [CommonDreams] Israel Looking for an Extreme Makeover [CommonDreams] Rice Says Bush Authorized Iranians’ Arrest in Iraq [CommonDreams] EU Urged to Lead on Human Rights as U.S. Loses Moral Authority [CommonDreams] War's Highest Price Paid by Civilians, Critics Say [CommonDreams] technology Connecting the digital home [BBC] Cancer patients warned to avoid soy [ABC] Chilly BBQ planned as Antarctic station turns 50 [ABC] 19th century Britain goes online [The Register] You want a $100 computer? For $300? No sale! [The Register] Security, privacy and DRM: My wishes for 2007 [The Register] Is it true that a woman's breasts can grow enormously overnight? [The Register] Feds scrutinize backdated options awarded Steve Jobs [The Register] SGI hermit crabs over to Sunnyvale [The Register] Man-in-the-Middle phishing kit netted [The Register] Spods find God ... in Sadville [The Register] Cisco on brink of losing iPhone name in Europe [The Register] AOL flogs MusicNow to Napster for $15m [The Register] Oracle forgives $6.9m in fees to Philadelphia [The Register] Comet McNaught prepares show for Soho [The Register] EMC's Insignia brand here to stay, despite layoffs [The Register] 'We've reinvented the phone ... as a wheelbarrow' [The Register] Mobile operators lose millions to SIM boxes [The Register] iPhone locked down, Apple confirms [The Register] iPhone frenzy, Vista ahoy and SAP [The Register] CES in five minutes [The Register] Bullseye of Oracle patches due Tuesday [The Register] Database plan sparks Big Brother fears [Reuters] Full Article [Reuters] infosec Spammers get bullish on stocks [SecurityFocus] Spam gussies up its image [SecurityFocus] Bounty offered for Vista, IE flaws [SecurityFocus] Wishes For 2007 [SecurityFocus] PHP apps: Security's Low-Hanging Fruit [SecurityFocus] Wireless Forensics: Tapping the Air - Part Two [SecurityFocus] Wireless Forensics: Tapping the Air - Part One [SecurityFocus] Acer ships laptops with security hole [SecurityFocus] Firms see drop in spam, fraud [SecurityFocus] Microsoft patches critical IE, Office flaws [SecurityFocus] E-voting flaws put Florida in spotlight again [SecurityFocus] Supreme Court lets stand secretive security [SecurityFocus] Acrobat Reader suffers major XSS flaw [SecurityFocus] Putting App Security to the Test [Dark Reading] Startup Sets Sights on Government [Dark Reading] Windows Protection Grabs Spotlight [Dark Reading] For Sale: Phishing Kit [Dark Reading] Fake VPN Purposely Tempts Fate [Dark Reading] 10 Ways to Get Users to Follow Security Policy [Dark Reading] Researchers Unearth New Snort Vulnerability [Dark Reading] Microsoft Patches Mac Office [Dark Reading] IBM Security Team Patches CA Storage Flaws [Dark Reading] Microsoft, Liberty Alliance in Informal Talks on ID Management Standards [Dark Reading] Image Spam Part 1 - Explosion in 2006 [Dark Reading] Exploit Released for Critical PC Hijack Flaw [Dark Reading] Customers Lose When Vendors Refuse to Patch [Dark Reading] Prosecutors File First Charges in HP Spying Case [Dark Reading] Burglar-Proof Windows? [Dark Reading] Flaw Found in Apple Bug-Fix Tool [Dark Reading] telecoms Terayon Reveals New Warts [Light Reading] Avaya Swoops on Ubiquity [Light Reading] Microsoft, Verizon Aren't Playing Games [Light Reading] Teknovus Claims Korea, Too [Light Reading] Cisco Adapts to iTV [Light Reading] Comcast Cries CableCARD Foul [Light Reading] science/nature First stars in telescope's sights [BBC] Spring in January: Frogs, trees and bees are deceived by winter's unseasonal warmth [The Independent] Poison gas cloud that killed 30,000 Britons (and it could happen again) [The Independent] Philip Pullman leads drive for recycled paper in books [The Independent] Uranium mining could slash emissions: Campbell [ABC] Tackle climate change and bird flu, Rudd urges Howard [ABC] Thailand puts panda on low-carb sex diet [ABC] human interest Stallone's walk-on part is far from Rocky at Everton match [BBC] Thailand puts panda on low-carb sex diet [ABC] Fishing couple reel in live mortar shell [ABC] Stowaway skunk stuck in Canada [ABC] features

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