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Holocaust-denying bishop's apology sparks fresh outrage

An apology from Holocaust-denying bishop Richard Williamson failed to placate the Vatican on Friday which called on him to "unequivocally and publicly" withdraw his comments.

Bogus policeman steals car with baby inside

A mother suffered a "horrendous" 30-minute ordeal after a man posing as a police officer stole her car and drove off with her four-month-old baby inside before returning and dumping him on the street, police said on Friday.

Horror as baby boy stolen in car

A mother said it was a "miracle" to get her baby son back after a car thief drove off with him on the back seat.

Sir Fred's pension unacceptable: PM

Gordon Brown has voiced "anger" over the £693,000-a-year pension awarded to the former boss of Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Fred Goodwin.

Newborn Baby Killed By 'Mother's Kiss'

A mother whose baby girl died shortly after her birth has told Sky News she was devastated to learn she may have passed on a deadly infection to her daughter through kisses.

Airlines, plane maker sued over crash near Buffalo

Relatives of a passenger killed when a commuter plane crashed on a house in New York state are suing Continental Airlines and the flight's operators.

Minn. bridge collapse fund makes offers to victims

A Minnesota panel has made compensation offers to 179 victims of the Minneapolis bridge collapse.

Family fears losing suburban St. Louis cave home

- A lot of people are struggling to keep their homes in these tough economic times. One suburban St. Louis family is trying to keep its cave.

Jewish family gets financial help to move to Ala.

 Members of the newest Jewish family in Dothan are settling in to their piece of the promised land: A new home, just down the street from the city's water park and Dixie Youth baseball fields.

2nd arrest made in NYC hate slaying of Ecuadorean

A second arrest was made Friday in the hate crime killing of an Ecuadorean immigrant, a prosecutor said.

Neb. court upholds firing of trooper for Klan link

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld the firing of a State Patrol trooper for his ties to the Ku Klux Klan.

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