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208 stories from 15 sources tabulated by topstory 0.14 on May 2, 2007 at 02:35:13 GMT

headlines MI5 row sparks 7/7 inquiry calls [BBC] Bush vetoes Iraq withdrawal bill [BBC] Deaths from heart attack 'halved' [BBC] Wednesday May 2 [The Guardian] BP's Browne quits over court lie [The Guardian] Bush vetoes Iraq troop withdrawal [The Guardian] Downfall: BP boss quits after lying to protect his privacy [The Independent] Blair edges towards endorsing Brown [The Independent] RBA leaves rates on hold [ABC] Bush vetoes Iraq withdrawal Bill [ABC] BP chief resigns after lying over affair with gay lover [TIL] Bush vetoes Iraq pull-out bill [SBS] Bush vetoes Iraq pullout bill [Reuters] Bush vetoes bill calling for troop pullout [CBC] leading stories BP chief Browne resigns [BBC] Teenager held as shot girl dies [BBC] Turkey PM to ask for early poll [BBC] Brown to be PM 'in weeks' - Blair [BBC] 'Civilians dead' in Nato assault [BBC] BBC scoops three Webby awards [BBC] Survey to pinpoint moths' decline [BBC] Blair endorses Brown as his successor [The Guardian] July 7 victims demand inquiry [The Guardian] Raids target animal rights activists [The Guardian] Teenager held after sister shot dead [The Guardian] Al-Qaida in Iraq leader believed dead [The Guardian] Wolfowitz may be ready to quit [The Guardian] Sun shines on UK high street [The Guardian] Aust Sri Lankans 'pressured' to give money to Tigers [ABC] Telstra accuses Govt of stonewalling broadband [ABC] Labor showing cracks on IR [ABC] Court releases names in search for missing children [ABC] Your country needs you, Muslim women told [ABC] Reagan believed 'Armageddon was near' [ABC] Liverpool through to Champions League decider [ABC] Turkish PM moves to end crisis [SBS] ALP fends off workplace anger [SBS] MI-5's missed chance: Transit bombers tailed but not stopped [CBC] Prince Charles issues distress call on environment [CBC] business YouTube fights Viacom legal bid [BBC] Murdoch bids $5bn for Dow Jones [The Independent] Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Browne's downfall is like a Greek tragedy. His end is sealed finally by a jilted lover [The Independent] Emerging markets weather the storm hitting Turkey [The Independent] ABN fights back as investors revolt [The Independent] Buoyant retail and housing figures heighten interest rate rise fears [The Independent] Telstra accuses Govt of stonewalling broadband [ABC] Heffernan selling northern food bowl idea [ABC] Miner, residents to give evidence to lead contamination inquiry [ABC] News Corp. makes $5 billion bid for Dow Jones [Reuters] Virgin Mobile files with U.S. regulators for IPO [Reuters] Ex-governor testifies of Black's ties to partner [Reuters] regional news: UK Man denies prostitute murders [BBC] Boy dies in dinghy sea accident [BBC] Final push as election day looms [BBC] TB tests offered at city schools [BBC] Pressure grows for 7 July inquiry [The Independent] 'No risk of self-harm': the official verdict on the youngest child to die in penal custody [The Independent] Why eating soup could be the key to losing weight [The Independent] Girl, 12, dies after shot to the head [The Independent] Mountaineers who left woman to die on Everest set out on trek to bury her body [The Independent] Pace of city life up 10 per cent in a decade [The Independent] Blair finally anoints Brown his successor [TIL] Tax and public spending gap could spell wipe-out at polls [TIL] Fury of the 7/7 families who demand justice [TIL] I can't stay in here, prison 'suicide' boy wrote to mum [TIL] Twelve-year old girl dies as her brother cries 'help, I've shot my sister' [TIL] regional news: Europe Turkish court blocks Islamist's bid for presidency [The Independent] Royal vs Sarkozy: Battle for the 'Bayrouistes' [The Independent] regional news: Australia Court releases names in search for missing children [ABC] Aust Sri Lankans 'pressured' to give money to Tigers [ABC] Heffernan selling northern food bowl idea [ABC] opinions and editorials PM accuses Labor of bullying business [ABC] MI5 questioned over London bombing intelligence [ABC] Two charged over alleged Tamil links [ABC] Tony Jones speaks to Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Thomas Friedman [ABC] Choreographer takes ballet into 21st century [ABC] Victims break silence on institutional child abuse [ABC] Miners rail at Labor's IR policy [ABC] Healthscope targets Symbion [ABC] Uranium industry prepares for boom [ABC] Plankton may help slow global warming [ABC] Concern over deportations [ABC] Indonesian book burning [ABC] About [CommonDreams] Contacting [CommonDreams] Sign-Up [CommonDreams] Archives [CommonDreams] money Why finding a dream getaway in Cork should be plain sailing [The Independent] Lords criticise government's handling of HIPs [Reuters] Retail sales surge fuels rate rise talk [Reuters] human interest Japanese magicians sue after TV reveals tricks of trade [BBC] Cigars, hair dye for Saddam's final days [ABC] Seniors line up for conga world record [ABC] Police find $70,000 in Aus cash on German train [ABC] Japanese hospital tests first "baby hatch" [Reuters] Duck penises show "arms race" between sexes [Reuters]

world news AU peacekeepers patrol Mogadishu [BBC] US to give North Korea more time [BBC] Castro fails to appear on May Day [BBC] Russian officials lambast Estonia [BBC] Israeli minister quits over war [BBC] US, India tackle nuclear issues [BBC] Minister quits as pressure grows on Olmert over conduct of Lebanon war [The Independent] Four years after declaring victory, Bush vetos Iraq withdrawal plan [The Independent] Science in the 21st century: Miracle in sight [The Independent] Chavez pulls out of IMF and World Bank [The Independent] Aboriginal health 'a hundred years behind whites' [The Independent] Insurgents reported to have killed al-Qa'ida commander [The Independent] Skipper's wife says it would take a 'miracle' to find missing West Australian yachtsman [ABC] Bush vetoes Iraq withdrawal Bill [ABC] Iraqi forces yet to confirm Al Qaeda leader's death [ABC] Sarkozy, Royal face off in election debate [Reuters] Rifts in Olmert coalition after Israel war report [Reuters] Uncertain reports of Iraqi al-Qaeda leader's death [CBC] Court annuls Turkish presidential vote [CBC] Rebel air strikes raise stakes in island's bloody conflict [The Age] Olmert stares down condemnation of failed tactics [The Age] Small squirt for George — giant leap for species [The Age] Getting to the bottom of an odd twist of evolution [The Age] Dry run for baby drop [The Age] politics Election campaigns reach climax [BBC] Anglicare urges more help for families [ABC] Aust Sri Lankans 'pressured' to give money to Tigers [ABC] Reagan believed 'Armageddon was near' [ABC] SECURITY CAMERAS, HQ SQUADS: WAL-MART’S UNION-BUSTING TACTICS [CommonDreams] PRICE TAG FOR WAR IN IRAQ [CommonDreams] Australia, US Behave Tyrannically, Says Ex-PM [CommonDreams] Kent State Shooting Victim: Reopen Case [CommonDreams] technology BP chief Browne resigns [BBC] Iconic tortoise George may not be last of his kind [ABC] Fungus threatens frog population [ABC] Tracking aims to avoid urban koala extinction [ABC] 'It'll be ugly when half the software industry goes away' - pundit [The Register] Dell Linux is go [The Register] VeriSign will ship two-factor authentication for debit cards [The Register] 'IE8 compatible' - the cure for web standards headache? [The Register] Disappointed Glastonbury fans spammed by rival festival [The Register] Microsoft super sizes multi-threaded tripe [The Register] Microsoft polishes the Silverlight [The Register] Microsoft puts some iron into Ruby [The Register] Gateway ships quad-core desktop into US stores [The Register] Velocity Micro buys Overdrive PC [The Register] Joost on brink of adding commercial breaks [The Register] BlackBerry finds Outlook 2007 an upgrade too many [The Register] Why Last.fm isn't sweating the RIAA's royalty hike [The Register] Malaysian astronauts told: Space is no bar to prayers [The Register] RFID-tracking Segways unleashed on hoi polloi [The Register] BEA issues profit warning [The Register] China's largest ecommerce site set to float [The Register] Orange doles out an IOU to Christian pareidolians [The Register] IT firms band together to shrink carbon footprint [The Register] Nokia N95 multimedia slider phone [The Register] Home Office promises proactive powers for info commissioner [The Register] Kutaragi to pilot PlayStation development? [The Register] Estonian/Russian statue riots spill online [The Register] Bowie and eBay join winners of Webby awards [Reuters] Motorists face spy in sky monitoring [Reuters] infosec E-Gold charged with money laundering [SecurityFocus] No pay off in extortion attacks? [SecurityFocus] New England bankers sue TJX for breach [SecurityFocus] Time for a new certification [SecurityFocus] 0wning Vista from the boot [SecurityFocus] Usenix Workshop on Offensive Technology [SecurityFocus] THIS JUST IN: BLOGS A CRAPPY WAY TO HANDLE DISCLOSURE [SecurityFocus] Notes On Vista Forensics, Part Two [SecurityFocus] Notes On Vista Forensics, Part One [SecurityFocus] Storm Worm marries malware and spam [SecurityFocus] Mac flaw may also affect Windows [SecurityFocus] Task force pushes for unified ID theft laws [SecurityFocus] A Mac gets whacked, a second survives [SecurityFocus] Firmware flaw threatens routers, phones [SecurityFocus] MacBooks withstand mild attacks on patch day [SecurityFocus] Security's Biggest Train Wrecks [Dark Reading] E-Gold Indicted for Money-Laundering [Dark Reading] DOS Gets Political in Estonia [Dark Reading] Websense to Buy SurfControl [Dark Reading] Telcos at Risk of Web Bugs [Dark Reading] Experts: US Not Prepared for Cyber Attack [Dark Reading] Analysis: Enterprise Key Management [Dark Reading] What IT Pros Earn [Dark Reading] Familiar Viruses Dominate April's Online Threats [Dark Reading] Review: Lockdown Networks Enforcer 4.2.7 [Dark Reading] Phishing Scams Being Defeated Faster [Dark Reading] 12 Ways to Be a Security Idiot – A Slideshow [Dark Reading] Bots Found Inside Many Big Companies [Dark Reading] Is the Security Industry Sinking Its Own Ship? [Dark Reading] Should the Network Security Industry Exist? [Dark Reading] Virus Writers Launch Large Scale Encrypted Message Strategy [Dark Reading] telecoms Scotland Seeks To Plug Broadband Black Spots [ISP Review] CMA Comments On BSG Next-Gen Broadband Report [ISP Review] EntaNet - ISP's Under Threat From CF/BT Lawsuit [ISP Review] ISPA Promotes Transparent Fair Usage Policies [ISP Review] Growth in Consumer Broadband ISP Switching [ISP Review] Epitiro’s Q1-2007 Top Five ADSL Broadband ISPs [ISP Review] New UK ISP Surfaces - All Fast Access [ISP Review] Cable & Wireless Considers Break-up and Sale [ISP Review] Comcast Preps Docsis 3.0 Trials [Light Reading] Comcast Banks on Triple Play [Light Reading] Qwest Cuts Costs, Boosts Earnings [Light Reading] Carrier Scorecard: Orange [Light Reading] IBM & Cisco Team for IPTV [Light Reading] AlcaLu Exec Wins Popularity Contest [Light Reading] science/nature BP chief Browne resigns [BBC] Britain's maligned moths suffer drastic decline [The Independent] Arctic sea ice 'vanishing at faster rate than expected' [The Independent] Fed Govt urged to ban Christmas Is phosphate mining [ABC] Miner, residents to give evidence to lead contamination inquiry [ABC] Govt stands by hold on water saving projects [ABC]

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