Saturday, June 26, 2010

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Sunday, 27 June, 2010, 3:00 GMT 04:00 +01:00:Europe/London
TOP STORIES
US warns G20 over recession risks
The world's largest economies should focus on maintaining growth to avoid recession, US officials tell the G20 summit.
  Jobless 'could get help to move'
Unemployed people living in council homes could get incentives to move to areas with more jobs, a minister says.
  Murray cruises into second week
Andy Murray gives another impressive display to defeat 26th seed Gilles Simon in straight sets at Wimbledon and reach the fourth round.
  Kyrgyz vote on new constitution
Kyrgyzstan is pressing ahead with a referendum on a new constitution despite fears it could inflame ethnic tensions.
  British soldier dies in hospital
A British soldier from 4th Regiment Royal Artillery dies in hospital back in the UK from injuries suffered in an Afghanistan explosion.
WORLD
US warns G20 over recession risks
The world's largest economies should focus on maintaining growth to avoid recession, US officials tell the G20 summit.
  Kyrgyz vote on new constitution
Kyrgyzstan is pressing ahead with a referendum on a new constitution despite fears it could inflame ethnic tensions.
  China head set for US state visit
China's President Hu Jintao has accepted an invitation for a state visit from US President Barack Obama, the White House says.
AFRICA
Voters defy threats in Somaliland
Voters in the self-proclaimed state of Somaliland defy Islamist threats and turn out in large numbers in presidential elections.
  Rwanda 'assassins' kill reporter
A Rwandan journalist working for a private newspaper is shot dead by two men in front of his house in the capital, Kigali.
  Ghana seal extra-time win over US
Ghana beat the United States 2-1 in extra-time to make the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time in their history and ensure an African team will figure in the last eight of the competition.
AMERICAS
Obama blasts N Korea over warship
US President Obama says North Korea must be "held to account" for the sinking of a South Korean warship, at the G8 summit.
  China head set for US state visit
China's President Hu Jintao has accepted an invitation for a state visit from US President Barack Obama, the White House says.
  Suarez puts Uruguay into quarters
Two goals from striker Luis Suarez book Uruguay's passage to the World Cup quarter-finals after they beat South Korea 2-1.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Obama blasts N Korea over warship
US President Obama says North Korea must be "held to account" for the sinking of a South Korean warship, at the G8 summit.
  Kyrgyz vote on new constitution
Kyrgyzstan is pressing ahead with a referendum on a new constitution despite fears it could inflame ethnic tensions.
  China head set for US state visit
China's President Hu Jintao has accepted an invitation for a state visit from US President Barack Obama, the White House says.
EUROPE
G8 condemns Korea warship sinking
Leaders of the G8 industrialised nations condemn North Korea over the sinking of a South Korean warship.
  Mafia boss arrested in Marseille
A top Italian mafia boss is arrested in the south of France after spending 10 years on the run, officials say.
  Former Lithuania president dies
The first freely-elected president of independent Lithuania, Algirdas Brazauskas, has died at the age of 77 from cancer.
MIDDLE EAST
ElBaradei at Egypt police protest
Former UN nuclear chief Mohamed ElBaradei leads a protest against alleged police brutality over the death of Khaled Said.
  Deported Iraqis 'still detained'
At least 10 Iraqi asylum seekers deported from the UK last week are still being held at Baghdad Airport.
  US Congress backs Iran sanctions
The US Congress overwhelmingly approves new sanctions against companies trading with Iran over its nuclear programme.
SOUTH ASIA
Pakistan in web 'blasphemy' hunt
Pakistan is to monitor seven leading websites including Google and Yahoo for content it considers offensive to Muslims.
  Deadly 'drone strike' in Pakistan
A US missile strike has killed four suspected militants in Pakistan's tribal region near the Afghan border, Pakistani officials say.
  India to scrap petrol subsidies
The Indian government opts to scrap its subsidy of petrol prices in an effort to cut its budget deficit.
UK
Jobless 'could get help to move'
Unemployed people living in council homes could get incentives to move to areas with more jobs, a minister says.
  US and UK want Afghan 'progress'
David Cameron and Barack Obama have had their first face-to-face talks, saying the Afghanistan war has to show some progress.
  Sunday to be 'hottest day so far'
Sunday is set to be the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures of 30C expected, the BBC weather centre predicts.
ENGLAND
Search for missing lake canoeist
A search is under way in the Lake District after a teenage canoeist fails to surface when his craft overturns.
  School 'Olympics' to be launched
Competitive school sport will be revived with the launch of a national competition based on the Olympics, ministers say.
  Luxury car stolen at knifepoint
A £125,000 Bentley car is stolen at knifepoint from a businessman in the West Midlands.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Eta suspect rearrested in Belfast
A 40-year-old suspected member of the Basque separatist group Eta is rearrested in Belfast after being released.
  No trouble at Whiterock parade
The Whiterock Orange Order parade in west Belfast passes off without incident, amid a heavy security presence.
  Priest quits on handling of abuse
A priest responsible for child protection resigns after controversy surrounding his handling of a child sex abuse allegation against a priest.
SCOTLAND
Meeting call over alcohol pricing
Opposition leaders in Scotland launch an attempt to find alternatives to the SNP's minimum unit price plan for alcohol.
  City to host forces event in 2011
Edinbugh is to host Armed Forces Day in 2011, as thousands of people across Scotland celebrate this year's event.
  Woman charged in Pilley inquiry
Police investigating the disappearance of Suzanne Pilley confirm that a woman has been charged.
BUSINESS
US warns G20 over recession risks
The world's largest economies should focus on maintaining growth to avoid recession, US officials tell the G20 summit.
  Rail review urged ahead of cuts
Train companies are urging the government to conduct a "swift and rigorous" review of all planned rail investment.
  BA makes fresh cabin crew offer
British Airways has tabled a fresh offer in an attempt to end the long-running dispute with cabin crew.
ENTERTAINMENT
Kylie surprises Glastonbury crowd
Kylie Minogue appears with the Scissor Sisters as U2 guitarist The Edge plays with Muse at the Glastonbury Festival.
  Wrongful death suit over Jackson
Michael Jackson's father files a wrongful death suit against the doctor charged with his overdose, a year after his death.
  Heartbeat is axed after 18 years
Police drama Heartbeat is to be dropped, and next month's series will be the last, ITV announces.
SCIENCE/NATURE
Japan 'regrets' whaling deadlock
This week's stalemate at the International Whaling Commission is "unfortunate", says a Japanese minister.
  3D mission returns first pictures
Germany's TanDEM-X satellite, sent into orbit to make the most precise 3D map of the Earth's surface, acquires its first images.
  Moon emerges from partial eclipse
A partial lunar eclipse magnified by an effect known as the "Moon illusion" ends over North America and Asia.
TECHNOLOGY
Apple advises on holding iPhone
Apple has issued advice to iPhone 4 owners about how to hold their handset to avoid losing signal strength.
  Government axes costly websites
The UK government hopes to save millions of pounds by closing expensive department websites, says the Cabinet Office.
  BBC Trust approves Project Canvas
The BBC is given the go-ahead for a project which could kick-start demand for internet TV.
HEALTH
GPs warn over new health visitors
The Royal College of GPs says thousands of new health visitors the government plans to recruit should not solely be placed in children's centres.
  'No foetal pain before 24 weeks'
There is no evidence of foetal pain before 24 weeks, and no reason to challenge the abortion limit, doctors say.
  NHS to widen arthritis drug range
Thousands of people with rheumatoid arthritis could gain access to a wider range of drugs on the NHS, draft guidelines say.
EDUCATION
School 'Olympics' to be launched
Competitive school sport will be revived with the launch of a national competition based on the Olympics, ministers say.
  Would-be academy list published
The Department for Education publishes a list of schools interested in becoming academies.
  'Bossy' lunch box advice rejected
Many parents see schools as "interfering" when they tell them what they can and cannot put in their children's packed lunch, Ofsted warns.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1991: Yugoslav troops move against Slovenia
Yugoslav tanks, troops and aircraft sweep into the small republic of Slovenia, 48 hours after it declared independence.
  1963: Warm welcome for JFK in Ireland
The US President John F Kennedy visits his ancestral homeland in County Wexford.
  1957: Smoking 'causes lung cancer'
The link between smoking and lung cancer is one of 'direct cause and effect', a report by the Medical Research Council finds.

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