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Hundreds honor King at Atlanta church - Obama fights back against Bill Clinton - Food poisoning can be long-term problem - McCain poaches in Giuliani Country - More problems with voting machines?  

FTSE suffers biggest loss since 9/11 - Parliament challenges Brown on EU treaty - PM hails Anglo-Indian partnership - Diana crash driver 'over the limit' - Security probe after data scandal.  

GOP presidential race turns to Florida - Democrats concerned: Party hopes machines ready for Saturday - Wall Street braces for more volatility - New generation of homeless vets emerges - Barge hits sunken warship replica in La.  

Heathrow plane removed from runway - Calls flood in to Madeleine hotline - 'Unsafe streets' remark ignites row - School knife detector plans backed - Browne to make data loss statement  

Les consommateurs n’auront bientôt plus à décharger et recharger leurs achats aux caisses: il suffira de passer les articles devant le lecteur de codes situé à l’avant du chariot avant de les poser dedans. La firme MediaCart cherche à révolutionner le shopping avec des chariots informatisés munis d’une aide pour les acheteurs et d’offres ciblées de communication sur le lieu d'achat. C’est prévu pour l’été 2008, en partenariat avec Microsoft.  

Mix of snow, sleet blows across South; Why does Johnny come marching homeless?; Arizona budget banking on speeders; Oregon mayor unnerved by lingerie photos; Mystery man's annual visit to Poe grave. Mix of snow, sleet blows across South Snow, rain and sleet spread across parts of the South on...  

Branson's 'pole position' for Rock; Streets do not feel safe - Smith; British Council chief leaves Saint Petersburg; Britain's first tuk-tuk fleet hits the skids; Britain needs to become 'global hub': foreign secretary. Branson's 'pole position' for Rock Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson claimed...  

Le plan de relance ne booste pas Wall Street. "Nous avons besoin d'un accord avec les démocrates pour nous en sortir." a déclaré le président des États-Unis sur un site industriel à Frederick, dans le Maryland. Pourtant, quelques heures auparavant, il avait présenté son plan de lutte contre le fort ralentissement de la croissance aux États-Unis avec des mesures "largement basées sur des allègements fiscaux et non sur le genre de projets dispendieux qui auront peu d'impacts sur notre économie", faisant allusion aux propositions issues de la majorité démocrate.  

MoD data on 600,000 people stolen The Government was under fire for yet another data breach after revealing a Royal Navy officer's laptop containing the details of 600,000 people has been stolen. Heathrow BA 777 Plane Crash Pilot Praises His Team Both engines on the British Airways jet which...  

Armed man arrested near US Capitol; Amtrak deal with union averts strike; Texas thriller: The runaway grand jury; 911 operator guilty of blowing off call; Captured inmates make court appearance. Armed man arrested near US Capitol Capitol Police arrested a man carrying a shotgun outside the...  

Scientists make human embryo clones; FDA: Cold medicines too risky for tots; Kansans attack abortion via grand juries; Report: U.S. abortions decline; Conn. baby sitter faces murder charge. Scientists make human embryo clones Scientists in California say they have produced embryos that are clones...  

Probe into crash landing at airport; Newlove widow's vow over husband's murder; Miliband attacks 'reprehensible' Russia as stand-off escalates; British Airways Flight BA38 Crash Lands At Heathrow Airport; Flood Fears: Emergency Services On High Alert In UK; Britain allows creation of human-animal...  

Judge doubles O.J. Simpson's bail; FBI: Marine suspect may be in Mexico; Katrina `rescued embryo' baby turns 1; 2 cops killed in 'ambush' in Georgia; NY trial to highlight gruesome abuse. Judge doubles O.J. Simpson's bail An angry judge doubled O.J. Simpson's bail to $250,000 on Wednesday for...  

Two bailed in connection with Rhys murder; Leslie Ash Wins £5m In Hospital Superbug Battle; Travel chaos as flood fears deepen; Sterling stages strong recovery against euro; MPs' recommended pay rise rejected; Bellfield accuses colleague of murder. Two bailed in connection with Rhys murder Two...  

Autopsy: Marine died of head injury; Famed cancer researcher Folkman dies; Baby, toddler killed in mothers' arms; Threat of avalanche delays Mont. search; Texas man guilty of raping another man. Autopsy: Marine died of head injury A 20-year-old pregnant Marine who disappeared in December died...  

Bad Weather: England Braces Itself For Floods; Brothers' Tribute To Mum And Sister Murdered By Cop; Britain's Tesco boycotts Uzbekistan cotton; Balls calls for 'highest standards'; Russia, Britain in slanging match over cultural centres. Bad Weather: England Braces Itself For Floods Over 70 flood...  

New La. gov. pledges to fight corruption; Conflict of interest tanks worker's case; Yale announces boosts in financial aid; Calif. sheriff facing indictment retires; DC mayor to fire 6 workers. New La. gov. pledges to fight corruption Republican Bobby Jindal, the nation's first Indian-American...  

Royal murder theory 'impossible', ex-Diana butler tells inquest; British press crisis deepened in 2007: figures; Steve Wright Trial For Suffolk Prostitute Murders To Begin; Crew rescued from stricken ship in English Channel; Hain has case to answer - watchdog. Royal murder theory 'impossible',...  

Suspect in slain Marine case seen in La.; New Orleans nurses turn home into clinic; 2nd body found in Ala. search for 4 kids; Report: 121 veterans linked to killings; Subject of 'Friedman' film loses appeal. Suspect in slain Marine case seen in La. The key suspect in the brutal slaying of a...