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Mustangs patrol U.S.-Canada border - General Assembly approves UN budget - Judge: Prison or 2nd chance for teen - CIA obstructed 9/11 investigators: report - Clinton, Obama seek to lock in key votes before Christmas.

Police halt DNA test after Omagh case - Scottish unit suspends heart transplants - Tories attack Brown over foreign prisoners - Prison memo sparks immigration row - Nokia and InterDigital claim patent case victory.

Omagh bombing suspect acquitted - Brown rating hits new low in poll - Diana chauffeur "staggering like a clown" - Teachers suspended after tying student up - Guantanamo three allowed home.

GDL lehnt Schlichtung strikt ab - Tarifstreit bei der Bahn führt ab Januar zu neuer Streikwelle - Poß kritisiert Clement - Laut Merkel 2008 Erbschaftsteuer und Qualifizierung Schwerpunkte - Immer mehr Schüler erlangen Hochschulreife.

Stocks end up on strong Oracle profits - Tancredo drops WH bid, endorses Romney - Bush says Congress wasting time, money - Police, protesters clash in New Orleans - U.S. astronaut mourns in space.

White House defends response on CIA tapes - Huckabee counts on pastors for Iowa help - Congressman's Brother Found Dead - Giuliani's in Florida, but will that strategy work? - Clinton regains lead in New Hampshire voter poll.

LibDems pick Clegg to revive fortunes - Northern Rock gets more guarantees - Diana chauffeur "driving like a maniac" - Sterling falls against dollar after weak inflation figures - Curbs on non-EU tourists.

Congress moves to ease access to records - Democratic candidates and McCain lead on climate - Obama: History’s verdict on Bush will ‘not be kind’ - UN votes against death penalty - Goldman slips despite strong 4Q.

Government admits losing new data - Lost pension rescue scheme boosted - PM reports back on Europe Treaty - Economy feels pain of credit squeeze - Pentagon plans $147 million truck sale to Britain.

General urges caution in Baghdad pullout - Second votes could sway Iowa Democratic race - New Jersey bans death penalty - Giuliani pins hopes on big later states - Stocks fall amid economic worries.

UK hands control of Basra to Iraq forces - Big issues for South Africa - Kenya whistleblower attacks Kibaki's anti-graft record - Row over future of historic London market - Wenger delighted by jubilant Arsenal's perfect response.

Greenspan: Give homeowners financial aid - Romney: Huckabee wrong on Bush - Obama describes faith amid false rumors - President Bush signed the U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement Implementation Act - Big winter storm pummels Northeast.

British terrorist suspect escapes in Pakistan - It's good at home, say Spice Girls - No festive cheer in poll for Brown - Brown welcomes end of Pakistan emergency rule - "All options open" for Northern Rock - EU 'moves on' from treaty, PM claims.

Justice Dept.: Back off on CIA tapes - Fed taking on abusive lending practices - Bali climate talks reach agreement - Lead in doubt, Clinton knocks on N.Hampshire doors - McCain urges new interrogation specialty.

Court hears Diana's intimate letters - PM Gordon Brown In Brussels For Short EU Summit - 'Dead' Canoeist John Darwin Held Over Xmas - Woman Attacked By Rottweiler Dog Has Arm Amputated - Canada's Mounties say will restrict Taser use.

Clinton Apologizes To Obama Over Aide's Drug Remark - Rivals try class warfare against Romney - Huckabee Is Not Alone in Ignorance on Mormonism - Another wintry blast targets Okla., Kan. - Terror, not climate change, on the mind of US.

Referendum calls as PM signs treaty - Diana inquest shown Prince Philip letters - Former Canada PM says sorry for accepting cash - Oil prices slump as central bank action loses luster - FTSE falls 3 pct on credit woes.

Deadly winter storm hits Northeast - Dems in debate urge taxes on wealthiest - Clinton adviser out after Obama comment - N.J. lawmakers vote to ban death penalty - Gay-marriage opponents turn in petition.

Police to explore strike options in pay dispute - Stepmother says Diana was "madly in love" - Cameron: Brown is utterly dysfunctional - Russia to close offices of British Council -
Thieves cook Prince Charles's goose.