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A doctor who was first at the scene of the crash which killed Princess Diana has told her inquest he thought she would survive. Dr Frederic Mailliez said he was driving through the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris in the early hours of August 31 1997 when he came upon the Princess's crashed car in...  

The Home Secretary has defended her decision not to make public the fact that illegal immigrants were cleared to work as security guards. acqui Smith told the Commons that she had wanted to establish the "full nature and scale" of the scandal before making an announcement to the public. Ms...  

EL PASO, Texas - A New Mexico man accused of repeatedly crossing into Mexico and raping at least 13 women in their homes was formally notified of the charges he faces Tuesday in a Mexican court. Gustavo Haro, 32, was arrested Sunday in the sprawling city of Ciudad Juarez, across the Rio Grande...  

LAS VEGAS - One of the men who accompanied O.J. Simpson to a hotel-room confrontation with two sports memorabilia dealers testified Tuesday that the former football star wanted them to bring "heat" to show they meant business. Simpson, his golfing buddy, Walter Alexander, and Charles "Spencer"...  

A Weekend of Skirmishing for Obama and Clinton - Thompson to be endorsed by Right to Life - Edwards unveils plan for vets with PTSD - Pope to visit US, including ground zero - Herbal sex pills pose hidden dangers.  

Bird flu found on farm - Paparazzi 'argued over who was to blame' - IRA suspected over lorry driver's murder: watchdog - Brown to emphasise 'special relationship' - Yell executives buy 500,000 shares in company.  

Jonathan Aitken to return to politics - Illegal immigrants cleared for jobs - Queen leads tributes to war dead - Police Arrested Over Credit Card Expenses - Schools 'must remove poor teachers'.  

Broadway stagehand strike enters 2nd day - Obama to push higher Social Security tax - Offerings still pile up for Vietnam Vets - China confirms toys had toxic substance - Loyalty a factor in heroism.  

World Bank calls for more National Happiness in Bhutan - U.S. attack on Iran may "open Pandora's box" - Belgian arrives home after Chad detention - Amy Winehouse Husband Appears In Court - Journalists expelled from Pakistan.  

Communities escape flood carnage - Tougher speeding penalties planned - Court to hear BAE corruption case challenge - Toys recalled over 'date rape' drug fear - Smoking may be adding to global TB burden: research.  

War objector's 2nd court-martial blocked - Minnesota considers paying bridge victims - Analysis: Kerik could tarnish Giuliani - Tancredo May Soon Be Gone, but Certainly Not Soon Forgotten - Bush Worker-Screening Plan Runs Into Opposition From Employers.  

TRENTON, Stung and puzzled by the defeat of a ballot initiative to borrow $450 million for stem cell research, leading Democrats in New Jersey struggled on Wednesday to explain why they were repudiated by voters and how they planned to finance the biomedical research for a center already under...  

Evacuations Amid Tidal Flood Threat - Parents jailed for tot death - Ministers focus on climate change - Military chiefs demand more cash - School stripper shocks birthday boy.  

Oral Roberts' son accused of misspending - Bernanke says US economy likely to slow - Democrats warn Pakistan like '70s Iran - 23 charged in O'Hare immigration bust - Ship's oil washing up on Calif. beaches.
 

London Assembly has 'no confidence' in Ian Blair - 'Army Logistics Failure' Led To Soldier's Death - A witness has described how a man whose body was found in the embers of a bonfire was the victim of a "happy slapping" gang - Britain urges Pakistan poll date, warns over aid - Diana inquest to hear paparazzi despite French snub.  

A student gets detention for hugging - Governor arrives at prison - The jury found Ted Klaudt guilty - Skakel lawyers seek new trial - Texas court now taking death row appeals by e-mail.

 

Liverpool's new stadium gets green light - Queen opens Channel Tunnel terminal - Schools, Houses, Terror Top Queen's Speech - Die and you're under arrest! Britain's most stupid laws - Tories say Brown can't deliver change.
 

When your home is the open road, where do you register to vote? - Massachusetts pushes biofuel standards - Schwarzenegger orders wildfire review - Indicted SoCal sheriff takes leave - Woman hurt in NYC steam blast speaks.  

LOS ANGELES - Joe Torre pulled on his crisp blue cap and shimmering white jersey, squinted into the California sun and immediately looked like a longtime member of the famous Dodger family. Flanked by Hall of Fame manager Tom Lasorda and broadcasting great Vin Scully on a center-field stage at...