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A year since Mubarak ousted, strike call shows divisions February 11, 2012
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt marked the first anniversary of the popular overthrow of Hosni Mubarak on Saturday, but a poor turnout for a strike called by activists to protest the slow pace of change from military rule laid bare the country's deep divisions.Related StoriesIran to announce nuclear progress - AhmadinejadPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun […]
Police arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaper February 11, 2012
LONDON (Reuters) - Police on Saturday arrested five senior members of staff at News Corporation's flagship newspaper The Sun, the company said, as part of investigations into alleged payments to police by journalists for information.Related StoriesIran to announce nuclear progress - AhmadinejadFormer New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin under investigation - sou […]
Greece warns bailout rebels of unknown, dangerous path February 11, 2012
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek leaders told a growing band of rebellious lawmakers on Saturday to back a deeply unpopular EU/IMF rescue in parliament or send the nation down "an unknown, dangerous path" to default, international economic isolation and a deeply devalued drachma.Related StoriesPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Or […]
Libya wants Gaddafi son extradited February 11, 2012
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya urged Niger on Saturday to extradite Muammar Gaddafi's son Saadi, saying his call for Libyans to prepare for a "coming uprising" threatened bilateral ties.Related StoriesIran to announce nuclear progress - AhmadinejadPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin under investigati […]
Syria forces shell Homs February 11, 2012
AMMAN/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian forces bombarded districts of Homs city on Saturday in a campaign to crush a revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, whose ally Russia said it would not support an Arab peace plan circulating at the United Nations.Related StoriesPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin under invest […]
Unions say Spain labour reform will deepen recession February 11, 2012
MADRID (Reuters) - Trade unions on Saturday slammed Spain's new labour reform, arguing it would encourage companies to cut jobs and potentially deepen a recession but shying away from calling a general strike.Related StoriesIran to announce nuclear progress - AhmadinejadPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin […]
Iran to announce nuclear progress - Ahmadinejad February 11, 2012
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Saturday that the Islamic Republic, targeted by tougher Western sanctions, would soon announce advances in its nuclear programme.Related StoriesPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin under investigation - sourceA year since Mubarak ousted, strike ca […]
Rock star welcome for Suu Kyi on Myanmar campaign trail February 11, 2012
WARTHINKHA, Myanmar (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people lined the streets to give a rapturous welcome on Saturday to Myanmar Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi as she hit the campaign trail for the first time in her bid to win a seat in the country's parliament.Related StoriesPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperFormer New Orleans Mayor Ra […]
Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin under investigation - source February 11, 2012
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, the colourful and controversial spokesman for the city after the devastating Hurricane Katrina in 2005, is under investigation by federal authorities, a source with direct knowledge of the probe said.Related StoriesIran to announce nuclear progress - AhmadinejadPolice arrest five at Murdoch's S […]
UK to "robustly" defend Falklands, Argentina seeks U.N. aid February 10, 2012
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - London's U.N. ambassador warned Argentina on Friday that Britain would "robustly" defend the Falkland Islands if necessary, but added that his country remained open to bilateral talks with Buenos Aires on any issue except the islands' sovereignty.Related StoriesPolice arrest five at Murdoch's Sun newspaperF […]

BBC

Sun 'will continue' says Murdoch February 11, 2012
News International owner Rupert Murdoch says he is committed to publishing the Sun newspaper, following the arrest of five of its employees.
Syria general 'shot in Damascus' February 11, 2012
A Syrian general is killed by "terrorists", state media say, in what is thought to be the first assassination of a senior officer in Damascus since the uprising began.
Suarez is a 'disgrace' - Ferguson February 11, 2012
A snubbed handshake sparks angry reactions as a simmering race row between Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra overshadows Man United's win over Liverpool.
Suu Kyi mobbed on campaign trail February 11, 2012
Crowds mob Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi as she campaigns for the first time in the constituency she is contesting in April.
Iran to make nuclear announcement February 11, 2012
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says his country will announce major nuclear achievements in the next few days.
Christians 'marginalised' - Carey February 11, 2012
Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey warns Christianity is facing "marginalisation", after prayers are banned from a council's meetings.
Temperatures plunge to winter low February 11, 2012
Temperatures plunge to -16C (3.2F) at Holbeach in Lincolnshire overnight, making it the coldest night of the winter so far.
Tax change 'to cost families £4k' February 11, 2012
Low income families with parents in part-time work could lose about £4,000 a year because of a change in tax credits, Labour says.
Richards Twitter exit over racism February 11, 2012
Manchester City defender Micah Richards leaves Twitter after being the victim of racist abuse, reports suggest.
Grant stands by phone hack claim February 11, 2012
Actor Hugh Grant stands by his claim Associated Newspapers obtained information about him through phone hacking.

Stv

‘Despicable’ thief drags 76-year-old woman along the ground February 11, 2012
The woman was injured when she tried to keep hold of her handbag during an attempted mugging.
Beware the bogus caller claiming to be a police officer February 11, 2012
Officers in Tayside are warning the public about a bogus police caller demanding money.
Man arrested in connection with Maciej Ciania murder February 11, 2012
Maciej Ciania was found dead at his home in Leith in January.
Plans to hold Scottish Defence League march through Glasgow cancelled February 11, 2012
The Scottish Defence League have decided to cancel their march and hold a static demonstration instead.
Scotland outstrips rest of UK as property values soar February 11, 2012
A study by the Bank of Scotland finds house values have risen by £149bn in the last ten years.
Missing 13-year-old found by police February 11, 2012
Imhotep Booth, who disappeared from his home in Caithness on Friday, has been found suffering from hypothermia.
Police hold man after eight-hour Glasgow stand-off February 11, 2012
Armed officers were called to an ‘incident’ at a city centre restaurant on Friday afternoon.
Council suspends head of media over online 'spying' claim February 10, 2012
Jo Smith told a conference that she set up undercover social media accounts to monitor Argyll and Bute Council's critics.
PC who hit car during 149mph emergency callout guilty of careless driving February 10, 2012
A sheriff says Jacob Marshall should have slowed down before a busy junction where he clipped a car that pulled out.
Ex-Rangers owner Murray seeks 'clarification' over finances since Whyte takeover February 10, 2012
Sir David Murray has also denied Rangers owed money to season ticket firm Ticketus at time of Craig Whyte's takeover.

NY Times

Syrian General Killed by Gunmen in Damascus February 11, 2012
The assassination of a government stalwart was another step away from the nonviolent roots of the antigovernment protests.
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR and HWAIDA SAAD
Amid Efforts to Rescue Greece, a Lack of Trust From Allies February 11, 2012
While Portugal, Ireland and other countries may be struggling, Greece has found itself in a category of its own — a nation the rest of Europe no longer trusts.
By STEPHEN CASTLE
Obama Offers ‘Accommodation’ on Birth Control Rule February 11, 2012
The decision to soften a requirement that religious-affiliated organizations pay for insurance plans offering free birth control was meant to appease Catholics on the left — not bishops.
By HELENE COOPER and LAURIE GOODSTEIN
Fashion Review : Jason Wu, Peter Som, Richard Chai, Kimberly Ovitz - Review February 11, 2012
Both Jason Wu and Peter Som invoked Marlene Dietrich’s strong-shouldered glamour, and elements of Richard Chai’s show gave a glimpse of late ’50s brides or secretaries living in West Side walk-ups.
By CATHY HORYN
On the Runway Blog: Rachel Zoe: Readying for the Runway February 11, 2012
In her New York showroom the other day, the superstylist/designer Rachel Zoe talked about her fall collection, which will be shown today, and the gossip that trails her wherever she goes.
By RUTH LA FERLA
T Magazine: Fashion Week Casting | Altuzarra February 11, 2012
Behind the scenes at the casting for today's Altuzarra show at 8 p.m. in New York.
By SAMANTHA CASOLARI
On Basketball: The Knicks’ Jeremy Lin Keeps His Cool as Heads Spin Around Him February 11, 2012
Stories like Jeremy Lin’s rarely happen in big-money professional sports, and especially with a franchise like the Knicks.
By HARVEY ARATON
Romney’s Record as Governor Resumes Central Role in Nomination Fight February 11, 2012
Mitt Romney, speaking to activists at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, pledged never to betray their trust or abandon their principles if he challenged President Obama as the Republican nominee.
By JEFF ZELENY
8 Arrested in Inquiry Into Murdoch’s Tabloids February 11, 2012
The group arrested on “suspicion of corruption” included five employees of The Sun tabloid.
By RAVI SOMAIYA
For Rentals, No Ceiling in Sight February 11, 2012
Demand is so intense that there are waiting lists in some buildings, and a few landlords report that eager renters are even bidding up rents.
By VIVIAN S. TOY

CNN

Greece lawmakers debate bailout as crisis simmers February 11, 2012
Greece's Cabinet approves austerity measures in return for a new eurozone bailout of the debt-stricken country, a day before a crucial vote takes place in Parliament.
U.N. pushes to condemn Syria violence February 11, 2012
As U.N. diplomats make another attempt to condemn Syria's massacre of civilians, one resident in the city of Homs pleaded for Bashar al-Assad's regime to have mercy.
The perils of everyday life in Syria February 10, 2012
Basma Jandali spent days consumed with fear. Her brother was stranded in the Syrian city of Homs, where government forces have killed hundreds of people this week.
Sun staffers arrested in police probe February 11, 2012
Eight people are arrested -- including five employees of Britain's bestselling Sun newspaper -- in an inquiry into alleged illegal payments to police and officials.
Iran: 'Nuclear announcement' in days February 11, 2012
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced Saturday that the nation will reveal "several major achievements in the nuclear domain" within days, state media reported.
Trial set for Bali bombing suspect February 11, 2012
A high-profile terrorism trial begins in Jakarta on Monday against an Indonesian man accused of assembling the bombs used in the 2002 Bali attack.
Rapper visits impoverished areas February 11, 2012
Rap star Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson visited Kenya and famine-hit Somalia this week to raise awareness on hunger and poverty issues.
Hackers target CIA, other websites February 11, 2012
Websites affiliated with the CIA, Mexico's mining ministry and the state of Alabama were down Friday, allegedly done in by hackers, government officials and a well-known hacking group reported.
Obama compromises on birth control February 11, 2012
President Barack Obama announced a compromise Friday in the dispute over whether to require full contraception insurance coverage for female employees at religiously affiliated institutions.
Venezuela to vote on Chavez challenger February 11, 2012
Venezuelan voters hoping for an end to Hugo Chavez's presidency head to the polls Sunday to pick a candidate to compete against him.

The Scotsman

How the ghost of referendums past fascinates us today February 11, 2012
‘THE Menace of Separation’ is the warning title of one vintage pamphlet, drawn up by the Labour Vote No group in 1979.‘Scottish Communists Say Yes’ declares another leaflet displayed nearby, evoking other memories of Scotland’s modern history.
Man held as eight-hour siege at restaurant ends peacefully February 11, 2012
A MAN was in custody last night after a dramatic stand-off lasting almost eight hours between armed police and a lone man alleged to have an explosive device strapped to his body was brought to a peaceful end.
‘Muzzle every dog’ demand as Japanese Akita badly mauls boy, 11 February 11, 2012
A MOTHER whose daughter was killed by a rottweiler has called for Scotland’s laws on the control of dangerous dogs to be tightened still further after a schoolboy sustained serious facial injuries in an attack by a Japanese Akita.
Now Donald Trump tilts against ‘windmills’ in outburst on YouTube February 11, 2012
DONALD Trump has stepped up his tirade against Alex Salmond by posting a YouTube video that berates the First Minister for his role in the proliferation of offshore wind farms.
Elizabeth Smith leaves ‘fascinating’ 17-year role on the Fringe chair February 11, 2012
THE Edinburgh Festival Fringe is looking for a new figurehead after the widow of former Labour Party leader John Smith announced that she is stepping down after 17 years.
Labour clings on to power in Glasgow by one-vote margin February 11, 2012
THE internal strife that has rocked Glasgow City Council’s Labour group escalated yesterday, when the party was hit by more resignations.
Middle-aged middle-classes struggling to save for future as costs rise February 11, 2012
THE “squeezed middle” of almost half of UK adults is struggling to put money aside for the future, amid spiralling household bills and high inflation – with those aged 35 to 44 the worst hit of all age groups.
Many of Scotland’s roads ‘no better than third world’ February 11, 2012
ROADS in parts of Scotland are no better than those in third-world countries, a business leader has claimed, after it emerged more than a third of the local authority road network was in a poor state of repair.
Thin abandoned dog found ‘in awful state’ February 11, 2012
A “LOVELY” dog has been found abandoned at the roadside weighing half her recommended weight.
Trawlerman fights for his life in hospital February 11, 2012
A SPANISH fisherman was fighting for his life in hospital last night after suffering a serious head injury in a fall from a pier at a harbour on Scotland’s west coast.

The Herald

Sheriff brands Whyte 'wholly unreliable' court witness
RANGERS owner Craig Whyte has been criticised by a sheriff for giving "wholly unreliable" evidence during a court case over an outstanding debt.
Armed police storm restaurant after eight-hour siege
Armed police stormed a restaurant in Glasgow and arrested a man after an eight-hour siege.
Gaelic dialects dying out as mid-Minch voices take over
GAELIC dialects are in danger of dying out, an Edinburgh University academic has warned.
Labour row over bullying escalates
THE Labour politician at the centre of allegations he threatened the career of a former colleague's disabled son during a crunch budget debate this week was previously investigated for inappropriate behaviour towards another female councillor.
'Holyrood has authority over referendum'
SEVEN senior Scottish constitutional experts have challenged the UK Government view that only Westminster has the legal authority to call an independence referendum.
170 eateries in capital fail hygiene tests
SOME 170 restaurants, cafes and take-aways in Edinburgh failed health and hygiene inspections last year – including Gordon Ramsay's favourite Chinese restaurant.
More Scots legal firms to face mergers
MORE big names in Scotland's legal profession are likely to disappear as the industry comes under increasing pressure and sees further mergers, experts fear.
Warning new law puts city art scene in danger
Glasgow's rich and successful visual arts scene is threatened by a new licensing law which has been branded a "tax on creativity".
Council chief in online spy accounts row is suspended
A COUNCIL media chief at the centre of a row over using "spy accounts" on social media websites to monitor critics of the local authority has been suspended and an investigation launched into her activities.
Trump's wind-farm attack laughed off by Salmond
ALEX Salmond last night dismissed as "laughable" the threat of an onslaught from American billionaire Donald Trump on Scotland's renewables industry.
Falklands row
Argentina last night ramped up its diplomatic rhetoric over the Falklands, accusing the UK of deploying nuclear weapons near the islands.
Under-fire Lansley brushes aside calls to quit post
ANDREW Lansley, the be- leaguered Health Secretary for England, took his battered message of healthcare reform to Edinburgh yesterday, insisting the planned changes south of the Border would produce a "huge upward shift in quality in the NHS in England".
Council chief goes online to spy on critics
Scots house price rises biggest in UK
SCOTLAND experienced the biggest increase in house prices of anywhere in the UK during the past 10 years, a new survey has revealed.
Greece moves closer to bailout as strikes marred by violence
GREECE last night edged closer to a new €130 billion (£109bn) bailout after Cabinet approved a draft Bill spelling out the reforms demanded by the EU and the IMF.

BBC-Weather-UK

Saturday: sunny, Max Temp: 2°C (36°F), Min Temp: -5°C (23°F) February 11, 2012
Max Temp: 2°C (36°F), Min Temp: -5°C (23°F), Wind Direction: ENE, Wind Speed: 4mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1037mb, Humidity: 63%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:21GMT, Sunset: 17:07GMT
Sunday: grey cloud, Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: 3°C (37°F) February 11, 2012
Max Temp: 4°C (39°F), Min Temp: 3°C (37°F), Wind Direction: NNW, Wind Speed: 4mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1035mb, Humidity: 90%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:19GMT, Sunset: 17:09GMT
Monday: white cloud, Max Temp: 7°C (45°F), Min Temp: 4°C (39°F) February 11, 2012
Max Temp: 7°C (45°F), Min Temp: 4°C (39°F), Wind Direction: NW, Wind Speed: 8mph, Visibility: good, Pressure: 1031mb, Humidity: 88%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 07:17GMT, Sunset: 17:11GMT

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