Iran has ignored the 30-day deadline set by the UN security council to stop its uranium enrichment programme, the UN nuclear watchdog ruled today.As expected, Dr Mohammed ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), delivered a negative verdict on Tehran's nuclear programme.The report said Iran had done little during a 30-day grace period to answer a series of questions about its programme that could determine whether it was solely for civilian purposes. It said IAEA tests confirmed Iran's claims earlier this month to have enriched uranium with a cascade of 164 centrifuges to the low level needed to create nuclear energy. A much higher level of enrichment is needed to create atomic weapons. The IAEA report was being sent to the security council.... http://www.guardian.co.uk censor News |
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U.N. Appeals for More Funds and Food to Avert Widespread Starvation |
| The scrubby grasslands of northeast Kenya have all but turned to dust. The nomads, who move from place to place to find water and food for their precious cattle, have given up looking for green pastures. The la.. full News |
Editor - 08:58:00 04-28-06 |
News Execs Vow to Keep Fighting for Access to Public Records |
| Newspapers need to find more allies in their fight to get access to public records, since government agencies keep coming up with more ways to keep them secret, a panel of news executives said Thursday. Decisio.. full News |
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Man Going to Court to Leave Nursing Home |
| A longtime Nashua resident will get his day in court on his claim that he doesn't need to be in a nursing home and is being held there against his will."I've been an independent person all my life. I'm not comp.. full News |
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Scandal Over Faked List of Secret Bank Accounts Rattles France's Upper Echelons |
| One summer day, a CD-ROM landed on the desk of a French judge, revealing a list of secret bank accounts supposedly belonging to top French politicians. Among them: presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy. After a .. full News |
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Home sales stall amid continuing violence |
| Iraq's housing market, which saw property values soar after the fall of Saddam Hussein, is no longer red-hot. Prices remain high, but there is little activity, real estate agents say.The ousting of the dictator.. full News |
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