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207 stories from 16 sources tabulated by topstory 0.15 on Oct 1, 2007 at 02:26:39 GMT

headlines PM considers cut in Basra troops [BBC] South Korean leader enters north [BBC] Entertainer Sherrin dies aged 76 [BBC] Election battle lines drawn as Tories defend tax plans [The Guardian] The callous hypocrisy of our asylum system [The Independent] Monks vanish as Burmese troops step up presence [The Independent] AMA backs Fed Govt hospital plan [ABC] Diana's 'rock' Paul Burrell will be a 'key witness' at inquest into her death [TIL] South Korea head enters north [SBS] Conservatives woo voters with tax cut pledges [Reuters] Canadian ship rescues Yemeni soldier after Red Sea volcano erupts [CBC] US, Iraqi forces kill more than 60 militants [The Boston Globe] leading stories Burmese FM blames 'opportunists' [BBC] Unions 'mobilised for election' [BBC] Police 'failure' in Menezes death [BBC] Tories would cut inheritance tax [BBC] Arrests as Faslane protest ends [BBC] Spears loses custody of children [BBC] Series of errors by police led to tube shooting, court told [The Guardian] Putin charts way back to power as PM [The Guardian] Ned Sherrin dies at 76 [The Guardian] Burma blames 'political opportunists' for unrest [ABC] AWAs 'costing low-skilled workers $100 a week' [ABC] Workers 'earn less on AWAs' [SBS] Album's price? It's up to you! [SBS] Putin says he may be Russia's next PM [CBC] London police on trial for Brazilian's subway shooting death [CBC] Amid alarm on crackdown, UN envoy meets with Burmese opposition leader, junta [The Boston Globe] Former chess champion Kasparov enters Russian presidential race [The Boston Globe] Delegates to consult governments on 6-nation draft plan [The Boston Globe] business Record close for New York shares [BBC] DebtMatters bombshell hits IVA industry [The Independent] Credit contagion spreads to manufacturing confidence [The Independent] FT.com to offer more free content to see off WSJ threat [The Independent] Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Citi's Prince not dancing, but limping [The Independent] Trichet and Greenspan say global economy will take time to recover [The Independent] Crisis bites Swiss banks and Citigroup [Reuters] BBC buys Lonely Planet to expand online content [Reuters] FTSE up on miners [Reuters] regional news: UK Baltic porn probe photos removed [BBC] Council sanctions stadium spend [BBC] Call to stop carers hiding drugs [BBC] Dog walker murder inquiry launch [BBC] Court told of chaos that led to Menezes shooting [The Independent] Ned Sherrin, stalwart of Radio 4, dies aged 76 [The Independent] On display, the dresses that defined Monroe [The Independent] Osborne bids to blunt Labour attacks with shorter manifesto [The Independent] Hundreds rally as year of Faslane protest ends [The Independent] Letwin's 'hug a druggie' speech attacked [The Independent] More culling for foot-and-mouth [The Independent] Chef stabbed wife's lover 'for honour' [The Independent] Top Portuguese prosecutor launches attack on Madeleine's 'negligent' father [TIL] Tories pledge to cut inheritance tax as Cameron launches 'great fightback' [TIL] Illegal for under-18s to buy cigarettes [TIL] Oyster card bus and tram fares cut by 10p [TIL] Top lesbian tennis coach 'found in bed with girl of 13' [TIL] regional news: Europe Putin reveals surprise plan to be prime minister [The Independent] Inspired Tymoshenko saves Ukraine's 'Orange Revolution' [The Independent] Dior shows how to look good at 60 [The Independent] The grandmaster with a mission: Kasparov's big match [The Independent] 'Bomber' caught at US embassy [The Independent] regional news: Australia More NSW homes on fire alert [ABC] Westpac to buy RAMS franchise network [ABC] Aussie dollar hits new high [ABC] More calls for NT intervention head to resign [ABC] Large oil find in Cooper Basin [ABC] Britney Spears loses custody of kids [ABC] opinions and editorials Fight Back Against Giving Kids' Names to Military [CommonDreams] The Shadow Army [CommonDreams] Tough Luck, Kids: The President Wants to Veto Your Care [CommonDreams] Our Disgraceful Refugee Score Card [CommonDreams] Is Hillary Clinton the New Old Al Gore? [CommonDreams] US Needs a Tighter Rein on Security Contractors in Iraq [CommonDreams] America Used To Be Really Goddamn Awesome [CommonDreams] My Meeting with Ahmadinejad [CommonDreams] Ending War for Profit [CommonDreams] The National Association of Manufacturers and The Wall Street Journal: A Symbiotic Relationship [CommonDreams] Guess Who Else Likes to Attack The Honor and Integrity of War Generals [CommonDreams] My Letter to Barack Obama [CommonDreams] Green Energy Meets Jobs [CommonDreams] The Rise of the Have-Nots [CommonDreams] China and the US: Whose Kettle Is Really Black? [CommonDreams] money The Big Question: How did inheritance tax become such a contentious political issue? [The Independent] Bankruptcy among pensioners doubles in five years [Reuters] Tories pledge to lift IHT threshold [Reuters] human interest Nepal irked as king seeks "goddess" blessings [Reuters] From heart-broken to broke? Japan divorce loan helps [Reuters] science/nature Burmese FM blames 'opportunists' [BBC] How sabre-tooth tiger was just a pussycat [The Independent]

world news AU attack blamed on Darfur rebels [BBC] Thai coup general quits position [BBC] Ecuador's Correa celebrates 'win' [BBC] Putin eyes prime minister's job [BBC] Assad sets conference conditions [BBC] Top Islamabad police 'suspended' [BBC] US plan for air strikes on Iran 'backed by Brown' [The Independent] Khartoum 'prevented UN troops helping wounded peacekeepers' [The Independent] Israelis free 57 Palestinians but delay release of 30 more [The Independent] Editor faces jail over Mubarak health rumour [The Independent] Aboriginal victims of Argentina's 'silent genocide' [The Independent] Bondi's hedonists could win heritage status for Sydney beach [The Independent] Errors led London police to kill Brazilian [Reuters] Conservatives call for end to compensation culture [Reuters] Israel releases 57 Palestinian prisoners [CBC] 'Opportunists' fuelled protests, Burma says [CBC] As Burma's junta reclaims streets, locals stand up for monks [The Age] Crackdown may spark exodus [The Age] Australian 'support' for Iran strike [The Age] Fretting on Iran, remembering Iraq [The Age] What's in an African name? Enough, Godknows, to make you Learnmore [The Age] Force is top weapon for Burmese junta [The Boston Globe] Zimbabwe's opposition, beaten and broken, has largely fled country [The Boston Globe] Britain's Conservatives back at drawing board [The Boston Globe] Rebels overrun African Union base in Darfur, killing 10 [The Boston Globe] Ukraine exit polls show rival camps closely matched [The Boston Globe] politics Tories 'not trusted on economy' [BBC] BURMA: BRITISH PAPER REPORTING 'THOUSANDS ARE DEAD' [CommonDreams] Ecuadoran President Celebrates Victory After Reform Vote [CommonDreams] Arrests On Last Day of Faslane Nuclear Protest [CommonDreams] A Divided Iraq Unites Against Partition Plan [CommonDreams] Poll: Most Israelis Support Using Nukes [CommonDreams] Deforestation Needs To Be In Next Climate Pact [CommonDreams] Book Banning Efforts Bring on Title Fights [CommonDreams] Bush's EPA Pursues Fewer Criminal Cases [CommonDreams] Wounded Vets also Suffer Financial Woes [CommonDreams] Scientists: Owl Recovery Program 'Deeply Flawed [CommonDreams] Bush Draws Fire at Climate Talks [CommonDreams] Racism May Affect Infant Mortality Rates [CommonDreams] Burmese Monks Become Spiritual Warriors [CommonDreams] Two Different Accounts of Deadly Airstrike in Baghdad [CommonDreams] Ellsberg Calls for Actions to Prevent War with Iran [CommonDreams] Arctic Thaw May Be at ‘Tipping Point’ [CommonDreams] technology Burmese FM blames 'opportunists' [BBC] Brute force attack yields keys to Google's kingdom [The Register] Almost all CCTV systems are illegal, says expert [The Register] Microsoft punts web-based apps to the masses [The Register] Two of three Dell accountants settle insider trading charges [The Register] LiPS synchs with OMA on mobile Linux [The Register] Adobe claims RIA completeness [The Register] Windows XP repair disk kills automatic updates [The Register] FTC fines three men $330,000 for pushing spyware [The Register] Sun slots slumping storage unit into server group [The Register] Microsoft shouts 'Long Live XP' [The Register] Ballmer jabs at Larry Ellison's wallet [The Register] Farewell, Miss Moneypenny [The Register] Would-be politician fails in Yahoo! and Ask.com lawsuit [The Register] Nokia pays $8bn for Navteq [The Register] Google proposes 'crumbled cookies' in privacy pledge [The Register] Skype founder quits [The Register] Pentagon claims missile-defence success [The Register] Dutch pull the plug on e-voting [The Register] Opportunity goes panoramic on Victoria [The Register] Radiohead lets fans price new CD [The Register] Orange marches out of Netherlands [The Register] Sony talks up 'world's first' OLED TV [The Register] Tidal power plans pit greens against greens [The Register] Walking for good cause without ever leaving home [Reuters] Wii Japan sales overwhelm PS3 [Reuters] infosec Cenzic, HP settle patent lawsuits [SecurityFocus] iPhone update freezing some devices [SecurityFocus] Apple patches iPhone, productivity apps [SecurityFocus] Mod Your iPhone – For Fun or Profit? [SecurityFocus] Virtualized rootkits - Part 2 [SecurityFocus] Adam Bozanovich Did Not Uncover An NSA IPsec Conspiracy: Diffie Hellman Parameter Validation Explained [SecurityFocus] On the subject of PDF vulnerabilities [SecurityFocus] Passive Network Analysis [SecurityFocus] Windows Anti-Debug Reference [SecurityFocus] DHS video shows potential impact of cyberattack [SecurityFocus] Researchers warn over AIM flaw [SecurityFocus] DHS, Unisys scrutinized after data breach [SecurityFocus] eBay users' details posted to anti-fraud forum [SecurityFocus] Jailed virus author gets prison, job offers [SecurityFocus] TJX agrees to class-action settlement [SecurityFocus] Identity Thieves Busted in Major Cases [Dark Reading] New IM Attacks, Bugs Signal Stealthier Exploits [Dark Reading] Attackers Kill Anti-Fraud Site [Dark Reading] Microsofties Check Out Vulnerability Auction Site at Blue Hat [Dark Reading] Startup Wins License for Secure Biometrics Token [Dark Reading] Cybercriminals on Your Doorstep [Dark Reading] F-Secure Sees Smaller Botnets on the Rise [Dark Reading] Spying Goes Mainstream in UK [Dark Reading] Judge Pushes Back on TJX Settlement [Dark Reading] EFF Sues DoJ For Witholding Records of Telecom Surveillance Lobbying [Dark Reading] Number of Malicious Emails With Bad Links Skyrockets [Dark Reading] Adware Heads Up List of Malware [Dark Reading] Torrent Sites Blacklist North American Users [Dark Reading] Data Protection Advocates Argue Against Google-Doubleclick Deal [Dark Reading] Review: Blue Lane VirtualShield [Dark Reading] Review: Enzo's Database Extrusion Monitor [Dark Reading] telecoms O2 To Launch Bundled Broadband Packages [ISP Review] PlusNet WIN ISPA Charity Cup From Claranet [ISP Review] UK Places 9th in EU Broadband Speed Table [ISP Review] The Cloud Gives iPod Touch Users Cheap Wi-Fi [ISP Review] Virgin Goes 10Mbps For Preston, Wigan & Blackpool [ISP Review] Pipex Boss Packing His Bags? [ISP Review] Crystal Clear Broadband Campaign Gains Momentum [ISP Review] ISPreview's ISP Complaints Page Summary [ISP Review] O2 Launch Unlimited 2G & 3G Data Tariffs [ISP Review] Most UK Surfers Spend 6 Hours+ Online Per Week [ISP Review] British Silver Surfers Eye Social Networking [ISP Review] Can TalkTalk Hold Onto Its Bundled Customers? [ISP Review] EBay: Too Much Hype in Skype [Light Reading] Nokia Nabs Navteq for $8B [Light Reading] BitGravity Weighs In on HD Delivery [Light Reading] Siemens Mum on NSN Sale Talk [Light Reading] 3Com Tastes the Bain [Light Reading] DT Goes Double Dutch for $1.9B [Light Reading]

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