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Mumbai gunman says he was paid $1900 for attack - as new CCTV emerges
The sole Mumbai gunman to be taken alive has said he was paid 150000 Pakistani rupees - about £1300 or $1900 - for his part in the attacks that killed nearly 200 people, according to police.
Source: Times Online
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Friday, 09 January 2009
Canadian polygamy supporter alleges discrimination
By Allan Dowd A leader of a Canadian polygamist group arrested for violating laws against plural marriages said on Thursday he was a political target and victim of religious...
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Friday, 09 January 2009
Qaeda Pakistan leader believed dead: US official
By Randall Mikkelsen WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Al Qaedas operations chief in Pakistan and a top aide are believed to be dead, a US counterterrorism official said on Thursday, in what...
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Friday, 09 January 2009
Small crowds greet Cuban rebel caravan reenactment
HAVANA (AP) - A caravan of jeeps and trucks rolled into Cubas capital Thursday, cheered only by a smattering of school children - a subdued tribute to the 50th anniversary of the...
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Friday, 09 January 2009
Joe the Plumber turns his hand to war reporting
Watch out Robert Fisk: theres a new kid on the block in the Middle East, and he means business. After altering the shape of the US election (well, not really) Joe the Plumber is about...
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