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Top Stories - Google News Globe and Mail | 'Scores Dead' After Troops Shell Syrian City Sky News Opposition activists in Syria claim dozens of civilians have been killed by government forces in the central city of Homs following another night of shelling. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 47 residents were killed ... Syria: 'Dozens killed' in renewed Homs shelling Syria: Assad accused of genocide as nearly 50 die in Homs Syrians at breaking point as ammunition, food and hospital supplies run ... |
 Metro | Falkland Islands: Argentina to lodge complaint with UN Security Council Metro Argentina's president Christina Fernandez de Kirchner is to make a formal complaint to the UN Security Council after accusing the UK of 'militarising' the growing dispute over the Falkland Islands. Ms Kirchner said the dispatch of the state-of-the-art ... Britain Rules Out Talks With Argentina Over Falklands Argentina to make formal UN complaint over Britain Argentina to complain to UN over 'militarisation' of Falklands |
 BBC News | RBS boss Stephen Hester defends bonuses BBC News Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive, Stephen Hester, says he briefly considered resigning during the uproar over his bonus. Mr Hester told the BBC that he was "not a robot" and said there had been some "deeply depressing" moments. RBS Chief Pondered Resignation 'I considered quitting': RBS chief Stephen Hester nearly resigned in row over ... RBS CEO briefly considered quitting over bonus row |
 The Guardian | Police target gangs in raids across London The Guardian Police will target dozens of suspected gang members in a series of co-ordinated operations across London as Scotland Yard begins a renewed crackdown on gang crime. Hundreds of Metropolitan police officers will take to the streets of the capital on ... Met Police launches 1000-strong gang crime unit Gang members targeted in swoops Police Crack Down On Young People Joining Gangs |
 Irish Times | Pray for Paisley, urge Robinson and McGuinness Belfast Telegraph By David Young and Deric Henderson Northern Ireland's political leaders have urged people to pray for the Rev Ian Paisley, who last night remained seriously ill in hospital. Stormont First Minister and Democratic Unionist leader Peter Robinson and Sinn ... Ian Paisley's family keep vigil at his bedside after suspected heart attack Farewell event 'was vintage Doc' Bedside prayers for Ian Paisley |
 Globe and Mail | US election 2012: victories for Rick Santorum revive White House hopes Telegraph.co.uk Rick Santorum celebrates a trio of victories in the Republican race for the White House reviving his campaign and striking a blow to front-runner Mitt Romney. The former Pennsylvania senator breathed new life into his campaign on Tuesday night after ... Santorum: GOP race now in 'no man's land' Rick Santorum wins three states in Republican primary Voters in Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri head to the polls |
 BBC News | New Maldives leader Waheed Hassan denies coup claim BBC News New Maldives President Mohammed Waheed Hassan has said that it is unfair to describe the removal of President Mohamed Nasheed as a coup. He said that there was no pre-arranged plan for him to stage a takeover. The new president criticised his ... Maldives leader calls for unity government Maldives Leader Calls for National Unity Gov't Manmohan reaches out to new Maldives President |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Milly Dowler killer Levi Bellfield to launch appeal bid Telegraph.co.uk Levi Bellfield, the former bouncer and wheelclamper, is today seeking permission to appeal against his conviction for the kidnap and murder of teenager Milly Dowler. Levi Bellfield was convicted of the murder of Milly Dowler in June 2011. More agony for Milly Dowler's family as killer Levi Bellfield to appeal ... Milly killer seeks leave to appeal Levi Bellfield seeks leave to appeal against Milly Dowler murder conviction |
 The Guardian | Politics News: Britain could struggle to mount Libya-style intervention after ... Scottish Daily Record BRITAIN could struggle to mount another operation on the scale of the Libya campaign because of Con-Dem cuts, MPs have warned. The Commons Defence Committee say the Government would face “significantly greater challenges” on a similar mission in future ... Armed Forces too weak to fight another Libya, warns Defence Committee MPs warn on stretched Navy after Libya conflict UK's Libya mission could be a one-off, MPs warn |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Abu Hamza could also be bailed after Abu Qatada ruling Telegraph.co.uk The release of Abu Qatada following a European Court of Human Rights ruling could pave the way for other terror suspects such as Abu Hamza to win bail, it was feared. By Donna Bowater Six men, including the hate preacher Abu Hamza, are expected to find ... Hate cleric Abu Qatada to walk free from jail despite posing "grave threat to ... ‘Dangerous’ Abu Qatada to get bail after human rights ruling Qatada ruling not acceptable, says Theresa May |
