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06 Sep 10 | A state of emergency has been extended until Wednesday, as Christchurch deals with the practical and emotional consequences of Saturday's destructive earthquake.
06 Sep 10 | Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, an Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, has also been sentenced to 99 lashes for a photo published of her without a headscarf, according to her son.
06 Sep 10 | Paul Hogan has landed back in Los Angeles, vowing to continue his aggressive fight with Australian tax authorities.
06 Sep 10 | The pilot of a small plane lost control while taking off at a flight show in southern Germany and crashed into a group of spectators, leaving one person dead and 33 injured, police say.
06 Sep 10 | dismissed the Nazi Holocaust of Jews during World War II as a new "superstition" for the West, media reported on Saturday.
06 Sep 10 | JOHANNESBURG: Robert Mugabe has never been known for his sense of humour so you would not want to be the apparatchik at Zimbabwe's State House explaining to the President how a music video that lampoons him as a chicken is threatening to go viral.
06 Sep 10 | PARIS: Tens of thousands of people have protested in cities across France against a government law-and-order crackdown that has targeted Roma Gypsies.
06 Sep 10 | LONDON: A former head of the British Army has accused Tony Blair and Gordon Brown of letting down the armed forces.
06 Sep 10 | Pakistanis are donating to a flood-relief appeal run by a front organisation for a banned terrorist group because they believe it to be more effective and trustworthy than others soliciting support, especially the government.
06 Sep 10 | THE Christchurch earthquake shook up more than the house and surroundings of 89-year-old Bob McCombe.
06 Sep 10 | TRAPANI, Sicily: Rising above the sun-scorched countryside, looking out over hilltop villages and vineyards, Italy's wind farms - promising a clean, green future - have acquired a dirtier whiff. They are the latest industry to be infiltrated by the country's mobsters.
06 Sep 10 | CHRISTCHURCH: The quake turned a modern, relatively prosperous city into a place of curfews, with political leaders flying in and people clamouring for supplies in scenes reminiscent of disasters in less developed parts of the world.
06 Sep 10 | SCIENTISTS believe not one but three earthquakes just seconds apart ripped a 13-kilometre gash across the Canterbury Plains and unleashed energy equivalent to 67 Hiroshima nuclear bombs speeding into Christchurch.
06 Sep 10 | THE earthquake that shattered Christchurch is expected to create a much-desired economic boost in a city hit by recession.
06 Sep 10 | John Garnaut reports from Beijing on the men who have run western China.
05 Sep 10 | LONDON: Two students have been sentenced to detention after setting fire to a friend in a drunken prank that went horribly wrong.
05 Sep 10 | PYONGYANG: North Korea is preparing its biggest political gathering in 30 years, fuelling speculation Kim Jong-il may use the forum to legitimatise a transfer of power to his youngest son, Kim Jong-u, as his own takeover was ensured at a 1980 summit.
05 Sep 10 | DUBLIN: Anti-war campaigners staged a protest against former British prime minister Tony Blair, (pictured), as he arrived at a Dublin television studio for an interview about his autobiography, police said.
05 Sep 10 | VENICE: Veteran Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo accepted a Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the Venice Film Festival, dedicating the honour to his ''dear mother''.
05 Sep 10 | COPIAPO, Chile: The 33 miners trapped in an underground mine in the country's north were to receive a message of unity yesterday from four survivors of the 1972 Andes Mountains plane crash, whose story is told in the movie Alive.
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