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• The Year in Iraq
• Homeland Security reading your mail
• Another Example Of the Bird Flu Hoax
• Clinton Did It Too
• National Security, 1973 Style
• Tory plan would scrap Liberal tax cut on low income earners
• US Kids Given 'Patriotism' Tests
• Russia, Ukraine Reach Compromise, Sign Gas Deal
• UK nuclear export sent to Iran: claim
• Spooky AOL Ad Says Big Brother Is Watching the Internet
• The Great Disassembler
• Scientists moot gravity-busting hyperdrive
• Army to Occupy Downtown Winnipeg
• Patriot Act Empowers Ministry of Homeland Security Gestapo
• Silverstein Answers WTC Building 7 Charges

Mystery over London bomber's '£120,000 estate'

A report in The Sun said that Shehzad Tanweer, 22, who detonated a bomb on the Underground at Aldgate station, killing eight people, had an estate valued at £121,000 net of taxes and debts.

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World

• Mystery over London bomber's '£120,000 estate'
• The Year in Iraq
• Russia, Ukraine Reach Compromise, Sign Gas Deal
• UK nuclear export sent to Iran: claim
• Silverstein Answers WTC Building 7 Charges
• Germany to seek NATO planes for World Cup surveillance
• US won't hand over prisons until Iraq raises standards
• 2005: Year In Review
• Fears of new cold war as Russia threatens to switch off the gas
• Walkout protest hits China paper

Canada

• Tory plan would scrap Liberal tax cut on low income earners
• Man shot by Taser, dies later
• Who is Standing for Canada?
• Tories plan to bolster Arctic defence
• Canada Armed For War
• Harper Misses The Point
• Old Harper speech resurfaces on debate day
• High school dropout rate falling: StatsCan
• Deep Integration Survey
• The Future of Canadian Postal Services Goes On Trial In Washington DC

In Depth

Health

• Another Example Of the Bird Flu Hoax
• Vitamin can cut cancer risk by 50%
• Parts from a single body could fetch up to $150,000
• Contraband Transgenic Maize Causes Alarm
• Patient can make charter argument; to pay for treatment in Britain
• Children Learn by Monkey See, Monkey Do. Chimps Don't
• Australians get Chinese inmate organs
• Ottawa bans arthritis drug Bextra
• Glaxo Chief - 'Our Drugs Do Not Work On Most Patients'
• Behind The Phony Epidemics

Police State

• Homeland Security opening private mail
• Kids Given 'Patriotism' Tests in Washington State Schools
• Army to Occupy Downtown Winnipeg
• Patriot Act Empowers Ministry of Homeland Security Gestapo
• Bush could bypass new torture ban
• New Stasi style UK Anti-Terror campaign encourages reporting your neighbours
• Ex-envoy to Uzbekistan goes public on torture
• Harper pledges to boost military presence in cities
• From 2006 Britain will be the first country where every journey by every car will be monitored
• Synthetic terror alert red for NYC, DC subways

Business

• Arcelor raises bid for Dofasco
• Placer Dome accepts Barrick's sweetened $10.4B US takeover bid
• Wal-Mart ordered to pay workers $172M US over lunch lawsuit
• The 14 Worst Corporate Evildoers
• From Bad to CAFTA to Worse

Sci_Tech

• Scientists moot gravity-busting hyperdrive
• Microsoft blocks Chinese dissident's blog
• 2005: The year in technology
• Pluto probe could give clues to origin of life
• Robot Demonstrates Self Awareness

Commentary

• Clinton Did It Too
• Spooky AOL Ad Says Big Brother Is Watching the Internet
• Dyncorp and Halliburton Sex Slave Scandal Won't Go Away
• Total surveillance state takes giant leap in Britain
• NSA just one of many federal agencies spying on Americans

Multimedia

• National Security, 1973 Style
• The Great Disassembler
• Cartoon Network Contains 'New World Order' Propaganda
• Inside Fortress North America
• Effects of Mercury on the Brain

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