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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has revealed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found that the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with the cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin diocese report spares neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative sample of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover-up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran over what he said was its failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it'd tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency’s board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had gotten nowhere.

That has been no movement on remaining issues of concern, which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program. It is now well over a year, since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts. The main share index in London suffered its biggest one day drop since March. There were similar falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flanders reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest manmade island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert, no scheme was too over the top, if it helped put the tiny Arab Emirate on the map. Visitors would’ve been forgiven for thinking it’s built on oil, but international investors knew that Dubai didn’t have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turned to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news between them they could have millions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

A High Court in London has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds are entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seized. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 billion dollars from an American bank, but it’s now thought to be many times its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British Home Secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into American military computer networks. The man, Gary Mckinon has Asperger syndrome but Mr. Johnson said he did not consider Mr. Mckinon’s rights were being breached. Mr. Mckinon’s lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disastrous consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jeddah where water swamped roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say President Umaru Yar'Adua who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem but he’s responding well to treatment. A government spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are underway in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gatecrash President Obama’s first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They certainly look the part, he in tuxedo, she in dazzling red sari. And the photos posted on her Face Book page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president’s famously savvy chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted Vice President Joe Biden. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was she wasn’t. And embarrassed secret service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in. Paul Adams reporting.

And that’s the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with a cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin dialysis reports bears neither the Catholic church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative sample of complains made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said was his failure to cooperate with his investigation it’s whether it tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency’s board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.

That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature Iran’s nuclear program. It is now went over a year, since agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts.  The main Share Index in London suffered its biggest one day drop since March. It was / enforce in France and Germany. Stephanie Flaunters reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest manmade island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top if it help put the tiny Arab enroot on the map. Visitors would’ve be forgiven for thinking it’s built on oil but international investors knew Dubai didn’t have much oil. The large fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news between them they could have millions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

A High Court in London has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds are entitle to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seas. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 billion dollars from an American bank but it’s now thought to be many times its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British home secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into an American military computer networks. The man, Gary Me has spergers  but Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr  ‘s rights were being bridged. Mr ‘s lawyers argue that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jada where water swarmed to roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say president    who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem but he’s responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the vice president / was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are on the way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gate crash president Obama’s first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minster Manmuhan Singh . They included / and /. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They suddenly look apart she red . and the photos posed on her Face Book page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. / with 3 marine guards, / with the president’s famously savvy chief of staff / Manual an / in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden. I was honored, Mikel writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was, she wasn’t. An embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting.

And that’s the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has revealed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with the cover-up. //McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin // reports fails neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a represented sample of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities specialtated the cover-up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current archbishop in Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohammed el-Baradei has expressed his frustration with Iran over what he said was his failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.

That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concerns which need to be clarified, for the agency to verify the exclusive // nature of Iran's nuclear program. It is now when over a year, since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about this outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end, unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with a news that Dubai maybe unable to pay its multi-billion-dollar debts. The main share index in London suffered its biggest one-day drops since March. It // a force in France and Germany. Stephanie Flanders reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest man-made island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top if it helped put the tiny Arab // on the map. Visitors would be forgiven for thinking it was built on oil. But international investors knew // Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom tend to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news. Between them, they could have billions of dollars as stake in Dubai World.

A high court in London has ruled the Caribbean-registered invest funds // to claim payment of a large debt owned by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seized. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an American bank, but it's now offered to be many times its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British Home Secretary Alan Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into American military computer networks. The man, Gary McKinnon has Asperger's Syndrom, but Mr. Johnson said he did not consider Mr. McKinnon's right would've been breached. Mr. McKinnon's lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disastrous consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were area around for city of // where water swamped and rose and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say President Umaru Yar'Adua, who is in hospital in Saudi Arabia, is suffering from a heart problem, but he's responding well to treatment. The government's spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are under way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gatecrash President Obama's first state dinner. Three hundred guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Mininster Manmohan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They certainly look the part. He in tuxedo, she in dazzling red//. And the photos posted on her face book page testified to an evening robin shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele was with marine guards. Michaele with the president's famously //chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted Vice President Joe Biden. "I was honored," Michaele writes, "to be invited to attend the first state dinner hosted by President Obama." The only problem was she wasn't. And embarrassed secret service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in. Paul Adams reporting.

And that's the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found that the abuse continued until 2004, and accused government officials of helping with the cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.
The Dublin diesis report bears neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative of samples of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the Church placed its own reputation above the protection of children in its care, and said that state authorities facilitated the cover-up by allowing the Church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shamed for what had happened to the victims, and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed El Baradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said was its failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.
"There has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme. It is now well over a year since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us."

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion-dollar debts. The main share index in London suffered its biggest one-day drop since March. There were similar falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flanders reports.
The tallest tower in the world, the biggest man-made island, the largest snow dome in the middle of the desert, no scheme was too over the top if it helped put the tiny Arab Emirate on the map. Visitors would have been forgiven for thinking it was built on a wheel. But international investors knew that Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Banks' stocks fell sharply in response to the news. Between them they could have billions of dollars of stake in Dubai World.

The Hight Court in London has ruled that 2 Caribbean-registered investment funds were entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judegment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seized. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an American bank. But it is thought to be many times of its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC

The British Home Secretary Alan Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into American military computer networks. The man, Gary McKinnon, has Asperger's syndrome. But Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr McKinnon's rights were being breached. Mr McKinnon's lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jeddah where water swarmed roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of neglect /.

Officials in Nigeria say President Umaru Yar'Adua, who's in hospital in Saudi Arabia, is suffering from a heart problem but is responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are underway in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gatecrashed President Obama's first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honour of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.
They suddenly looked apart, he in tuxedo, she in dazzling red sari. And the photos posted on her Facebook page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good: Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president's famously / Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted Vice-President Joe Biden. I was honoured Michaele rights to be invited to attend the first state dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was she wasn't. And embarrassed Secret Service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.
Paul Adams reporting

And that's the BBC News

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BBC News with  David Austin.

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The Afghan head of the International Automatic Energy Agency Mohanmod Abrodai has expressed his restriction with Iran what he said was a failure to cooperate with investigation is whether retry to make nuclear weapon.He told the agency  it's bored meeting yielded negotiating with Taran has got nowhere.

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European shares have templed with the news of Dubai maybe unable to pay its mounty billion dollar debts.The main sharing index in London sufffered its biggest  one day drop since March ,its similar falls in France and Germany.Stanford Francis reports.

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The British home secretary Allan Jhonson has refused to block the extradition to the United States by British man who happen to American military computer net works .The man Garry Merkidden has //, but Mr Jhonson said he didn't concern Mr Merkiden's rights being bridged Mr Merkideen's lawer argued that sent him to the US will have disaters consequences for his health.

The authorities in // said more than 70 people would die with the result of floods following the heaviest  rain /.Most of those killed were in or  around the ficity of gerda where swarm to / buildings to collapse.Critics have accused the / government of negrgence.

Officials in Nigeria  said President / who's in hospital in / is suffering from hard problem but it's responding well treatment .The government spokesman the vice ppresident G Jhonason was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations' under way in Washington to find out how a couple manged to fool whithouse security and get crash  president Obama's first state dinner .300 guests detied the invent on Tuesday in honour of the Indian Prime Minister // .They included M and T.// take up this story.

//.and the photos posed on his facebook page testify to any evening spend  shoulders with the great and the good .M with 3 marine guards ,M with president famously sandwich  // and M in the clinch with the auvercely delighted  vice President Jhon Baton.I was honoured ,M writes , to be invited to attend the first dinner hosted by President Obama , but the only problem was she wasn't and embarrassed secret service is now sgrunbling  to figure out just how  she and her husband got in.Poll Adam's reporing.That's the BBC News.

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BBC news with David Austin

The Irish government has revealed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the wide spreads sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found that the abuse continued into 2004 and accused government officials of helping with the cover up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin diocese's reports bears neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on the representative sample of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church placed its own the reputation above the protection of children its care and said that state authorities facilitated the cover-up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current archbishop of Dublin / offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The up-going head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohammed el-Baradei has expressed his frustration with Iran. What he said was its failure to cooperate with his investigation is whether to try to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Teheran had got nowhere.

That has been no movement under many issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program. It is now when over a year since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions above these outstanding issues where've effectively / in that end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news of Dubai maybe unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts. The main share index in London suffered its biggest 1-day drops since March. It was even falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flanders reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest man-made island, the largest snow-dome in the middle of the desert, no scheme was too over the top if it help put the tiny Arab Emirate on the map. Visitors would've been forgiven for thinking it was built on oil, but international investors knew but Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to burst, they also knew the lead company Dubai world was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks felt shock in response of the news, between them there could have billions of dollars of stake in Dubai world.

The high court in London has ruled for 2 Caribbean registered investment funds of entitle to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain ceased. The debts dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an American bank. But it's now for to be many times its original value.

This is the world news from the BBC.

The British Home Secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into American military networks. The man, Gary McKinnon, has a Asperger syndrome, but Mr. Johnson said he didn't not consider Mr. Mckinnon's right will be infringed. Mr. McKinnon's lawyers argued that sending him to the US will have disastrous consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia said that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rain fall in years. Most of those who killed were in or around the city of Jeddah where water swamped road and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of /.

The officials in Nigeria said president Umaru Yar'Adua who's in hospital in Suadi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem, but is responding well to the treatment. A government spokesman said the vice president / was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are on the way in Washington how a couple managed to fooled White House security and gate crash President Obama's first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the stories.

They certainly looked apart, he in Tuxedo, she in dazzling red / and photos posed it on her facebook page testified to an evening spent Robin shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president famously savage chief of staff round the manual and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Bidon. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was, she wasn't and embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting and that's the BBC news.

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BBC NEWS with  David Austin.


   The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests.A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused  government officials of helping with the cover up.Ruth McDonld reports from Dulbin.

    The Dulbin reports bears niether the Catholic Church nor Irish state.The report focuses on a representative samples of complains made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period.It found the church play its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover up by allowing the church to operate outside the law.The  current Archbishop of Dublin ? offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

    The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said was failure to cooperate with his investigation it's whehter it tried to make nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got no work.

   "That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peacful nature of Iran's nuclear program .It is now went over a year,since agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues .We've effecitvely reached a dead end until Iran engages fully with us."

   European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion of dollar debts.The main Share index in London suffered its biggest one day drops since March. It  severely force in France and Germany.Stephanie Flaunters reports.

   The tallest tower in the world ,the biggest manmade island,the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top if helped put the tiny Arab enroot on the map. Visitors would be forgiven for thinking it was bulit on oil but international investors knew Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were large funded by debts when boom turn to bust,they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficulty to pay the debt back .Banks stocks fell sharply in its response to the news between them they could have billions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

   A high court has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds are entitle to claim payment of a larget debts owed by Liberia.The judgement couldn't able them to have  Liberia assets in Britain seized.The debt dates back more than 30 years ,Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an America Bank,but it's now thought to be many times,its regional value.

  This is the wolrd news from BBC.

  The British Home Secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States,a British man who hacked into American military computer networks.The man ,Gary Mckinnon has//. Mr.Johnson said he did not concern Mr.Mckinnon's right would be breached ,Mr.Mckinnon's lawers argued that sending him to the US would have to disaster the consequences for his health.

   The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died in result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years.Most of those killed were area around for city of Jeddah where water swamped and rose and caused a number of buildings to collasp.Critics have accused Saudi government of negligence.

    The officials in Nigeria  say president Umaru Yar'Adua who is in hospital and  Saudi Arabia ,is suffering from heart problem,but its responding  well to treatment. The govenment spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

   Investigations are under way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gatecrashed president Obama's first state dinner,300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in a honor of Indian president Prime Mininster Manmohan Singh,they included  Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

   They certainly look the part.He's in tuxedo,she is in dazzling red sari and photos posted on her facebook page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good.Michaele with 3 marine guards,Michaele with president's famously savvy cheif of stuff/,and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden,I was honor Michaele writes to be invited to attend the first state dinner host by president Obama ,the only problem was she wasn't. An embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her hunsband got in. Paul Adams reporting .

   That's the BBC NEWS.

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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found that the abuse continue until 2004, and accuse government officials of helping with the cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin diesis report bears neither the Catholic church nor the Irish state. The report focused on the representative of samples of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over 30 years period. It found that the church placed its own reputation above the protection of children in its care, and said that state authorities affilitated the cover-up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shamed for what happened to the victims, and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the international Atomic energy agency Mohamed EI Baradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said with failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it tired to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.

There has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme. It is now well over a year, since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about this outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion-dollar debts. The main sharing index in London suffered its biggest one-day drop since March. There were similar falls in France and Germany.*** reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest man-made island, the largest snow dome in the middle of the desert, no scheme was too over the top if it helped put the tiny Arab Emire on the map. Visitors would have been forgiven for thinking it was built on a wheel. But international investors knew that Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank's stocks fell sharply in response to the news. Between them they could have billions of dollars of stake in Dubai world.

The High Court in London has ruled 2 Caribbean-registered investment funds were entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgement could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seized. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an American bank. But it is thought to be many times of its original value.

This is the world's news from the BBC.

The British home secretary Alan Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United State of a British man who hacked into American military comupter networks. The man *** has Asperger's syndrome. But Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr Mckinnon's right were being breached. Mr Mckinnon's lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say  that more than 70 people have died as a result of the floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jeddah where water swarmed roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say president *** who is in hospital in Saudi Arabia, is suffering from a heart problem but is responding well to treatment. The government spokesman say the vice president Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are underway in Washington to find out how a couple manage to fool White House security and gatecrashed president Obama's first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minister ***. They include Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They suddenly looked apart, he in tuxedo, she in dazzling red sari. And the photos posted on her Facebook page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good, Michaele with 3 marine guards. Michaele with the president's famously sanwich chief of the staff *** and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president ***. I was honored Michaele rights to be invited to attend the first state dinner hosted by president Obama. The only problem was she wasn't. and embarrassed secret service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in. Paul Adams reporting.

And that's the BBC News.

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The outgoing head of international atomic enery agency Mahamuld has expressed its frustation with Iran of what he said was his faliure to cooperate the investigation of whether it try to make a nuclear weapon.He told the agency's board meeting that the year of negotiation with Tehran has got no where.
That has been no movement under the main issuses of concern which need to be clarify for to the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.It is now went over a year since the agency was last abled to engage Iran in diccusions about these outstanding issues ,we have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.
European shares have tumbled with the news Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollars debts. The main share index in london suffered its  biggest one day drops since March. It was saving enforce in France and Germany.stephanie reorts.
The tallest tower in the world,the biggest men made island,the largest snow dome in the middle of the desert,no scheme was too over the top if it help put the tiny Arab on the map, visitors would have been forgiven for thinking it was bulit on the oil.But international investors knew Dubai did not have much oil,the funcy projects was large founded by debt,when boom turned to bust,they also knew the leading company Dubai World  was find it difficult to pay that debt back.Banks stocks fell sharply in respones to the news between them they could have billions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.


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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with a cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin dialysis reports bears neither the Catholic church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative sample of complains made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran . what he said was his failure to cooperate with his investigation it’s whether it tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency’s board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.

That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern, which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program. It is now went over a year, since agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end ,unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts.  The main Share Index in London suffered its biggest one day drop since March. It was soon enforce in France and Germany. Stephanie Flaunters reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest manmade island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top, if it help put the tiny Arab enroot on the map. Visitors would’ve be forgiven for thinking it’s built on oil, but international investors knew Dubai didn’t have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news ,between them they could have millions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

A High Court in London has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds are entitle to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seas. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 billion dollars from an American bank, but it’s now thought to be many times its origina l value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British home secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into an American military computer networks. The man, Gary Mckinon has spergers  but Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr   Mckinon‘s rights were being bridged. Mr  Mckinon‘s lawyers argue that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. M ost of those killed were in or around the city of Jada where water swarmed to roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say president  Umaru Yar'Adua   who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem but he’s responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Ebel e Jonathan was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are on the way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gate crash president Obama’s first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minster Manmuhan Singh . They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi . Paul Adams takes up the story.

They certainly look apart ，he in tuexdo ，she is in dazzling red sari . and the photos posed on her Face Book page testified  to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele  with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president’s famously savvy chief of taffRahm Emanuel ，and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was, she wasn’t. An embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting.

And that’s the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin
The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found that the abuse continued until 2004, and accused government officials of helping with the cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.
The Dublin diesis report bears neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative of samples of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the Church placed its own reputation above the protection of children in its care, and said that state authorities facilitated the cover-up by allowing the Church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shamed for what had happened to the victims, and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed El Baradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said was its failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it tried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency's board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.
There has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme. It is now well over a year since the agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion-dollar debts. The main share index in London suffered its biggest one-day drop since March. There were similar falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flanders reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest man-made island, the largest snow dome in the middle of the desert, no scheme was too over the top if it helped put the tiny Arab Emirate on the map. Visitors would have been forgiven for thinking it was built on a wheel. But international investors knew that Dubai didn't have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Banks' stocks fell sharply in response to the news. Between them they could have billions of dollars of stake in Dubai World.

The Hight Court in London has ruled that 2 Caribbean-registered investment funds were entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judegment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seized. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 million dollars from an American bank. But it is thought to be many times of its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC.
The British Home Secretary Alan Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into American military computer networks. The man, Gary McKinnon, has Asperger's syndrome. But Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr McKinnon's rights were being breached. Mr McKinnon's lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jeddah where water swarmed roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of neglect regions.

Officials in Nigeria say President Umaru Yar'Adua, who's in hospital in Saudi Arabia, is suffering from a heart problem but is responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president's responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are underway in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gatecrashed President Obama's first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honour of the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They suddenly looked apart, he in tuxedo, she in dazzling red sari. And the photos posted on her Facebook page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good: Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president's famously reciving Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted Vice-President Joe Biden. I was honoured Michaele rights to be invited to attend the first state dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was she wasn't. And embarrassed Secret Service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.
Paul Adams reporting

And that's the BBC News

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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with a cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin dialysis reports bears neither the Catholic church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative sample of complains made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said it's failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it retried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency’s board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had got nowhere.

That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern, which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program. It is now went over a year, since agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end ,unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts.  The main Share Index in London suffered its biggest one day drop since March. It was seen falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flaunters reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest manmade island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top, if it help put the tiny Arab Emirates on the map. Visitors would’ve be forgiven for thinking it’s built on oil, but international investors knew Dubai didn’t have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news ,between them they could have millions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

A High Court in London has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seas. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 billion dollars from an American bank, but it’s now thought to be many times its origina l value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British home secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into an American military computer networks. The man, Gary Mckinon has / syndrome but Mr Johnson said he did not consider Mr   Mckinon‘s rights were being bridged. Mr  Mckinon‘s lawyers argue that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. M ost of those killed were in or around the city of Jada where water swamped to roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say president  Umaru Yar'Adua   who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem but he’s responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Ebel e Jonathan was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are on the way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gate crash president Obama’s first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minster Manmuhan Singh . They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi . Paul Adams takes up the story.

They certainly look apart ，he in tuexdo ，she is in dazzling red sari . and the photos posed on her Face Book page testified  to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele  with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president’s famously savvy chief of taffRahm Emanuel ，and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was, she wasn’t. An embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting.

And that’s the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin.

The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests. A government inquiry found the abuse continued until 2004 and accused government officials of helping with a cover-up. Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.

The Dublin dialysis reports bears neither the Catholic church nor the Irish state. The report focuses on a representative sample of complains made by 320 children against 46 priests over a 30-year period. It found that the church plays its own reputation above the protection of children in its care and said the state authorities facilitated the cover up by allowing the church to operate outside the law. The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what had happened to the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

The outgoing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed ElBaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said its failure to cooperate with his investigation into whether it retried to make a nuclear weapon. He told the agency’s board meeting that a year of negotiation with Tehran had gone nowhere.

That has been no movement on the remaining issues of concern, which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program. It is now went over a year, since agency was last able to engage Iran in discussions about these outstanding issues. We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.

European shares have tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multi-billion dollar debts.  The main Share Index in London suffered its biggest one day drop since March. It was seen falls in France and Germany. Stephanie Flaunters reports.

The tallest tower in the world, the biggest manmade island, the largest snow dome in the middle of a desert. No scheme was too over the top, if it help put the tiny Arab Emirates on the map. Visitors would’ve been forgiven for thinking it’s built on oil, but international investors knew Dubai didn’t have much oil. The fancy projects were largely funded by debt. When boom turn to bust, they also knew the lead company Dubai World was finding it difficult to pay that debt back. Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news between them they could have millions of dollars at stake in Dubai World.

A High Court in London has ruled the two Caribbean registered investment funds are entitled to claim payment of a large debt owed by Liberia. The judgment could enable them to have Liberian assets in Britain seas. The debt dates back more than 30 years when Liberia borrowed 6.5 billion dollars from an American bank, but it’s now thought to be many times its original value.

This is the World News from the BBC.

The British home secretary Allen Johnson has refused to block the extradition to the United States of a British man who hacked into an American military computer networks. The man, Gary Mckinon has syndrome but Mr. Johnson said he did not consider Mr. Mckinon‘s rights were being bridged. Mr. Mckinon‘s lawyers argued that sending him to the US would have disastrous consequences for his health.

The authorities in Saudi Arabia say that more than 70 people have died as a result of floods following the heaviest rainfall in years. Most of those killed were in or around the city of Jada where water swamped to roads and caused a number of buildings to collapse. Critics have accused the Saudi government of negligence.

Officials in Nigeria say President Umaru Yar'Adua who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem but he’s responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Jonathan was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.

Investigations are on the way in Washington to find out how a couple managed to fool White House security and gate crash president Obama’s first state dinner. 300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minister Manmuhan Singh. They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Paul Adams takes up the story.

They certainly look apart, he in tuexdo, she is in dazzling red sari. And the photos posed on her Face Book page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president’s famously savvy chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was she wasn’t. An embarrassed secret service is now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting.

And that’s the BBC News.

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BBC News with David O*

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BBC News with David Austin.
       The Irish government has reviewed how the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin covered up for decades  the wide spread sexual abuse of children by the prists.An government inquiry found the abuse continue to 2004 and accused government officials of helping to cover up.Ruth McDonald reports from Dublin.The Dublin dialysis report bears neither the Catholic Church nor the Irish state,the report focus on a representative sample of complaints made by 320 children against 46 priest in a 30-year period.It's found the church placed its own reputation about the protection of children and its care and said state authorities facilitate the cover up by allowing church to operate outside the law.The current Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin offered his sorrow and shame for what happened in the victims and said no words would ever be sufficient.

       The outgoing head of International Atomic Energy Agency Mohamed Elebaradei has expressed his frustration with Iran of what he said is his failure to cooperate with his investigation whether they try to make a nuclear weapon.He told the agency's board meeting that a year's of investigation of Iran goes nowhere.

        That has been no movement in the remaining issue of concerned which need to be clarified for the agency to verify the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.It is now went over a year,since the agency was the last able to engage Iran in discussion about these outstanding issues.We have effectively reached a dead end unless Iran engages fully with us.
        European shares has tumbled with the news that Dubai may be unable to pay its multibillion-dollar debts
The main share Index in London suffered its biggest one-day drop since March.It was enforce France and Germany.Stephanie Flaunters reports.
   
        The tallest tower in the world,biggest manmade island the largest snow dome in the middle of the desert.No scheme is too over the top if it help put tiny Arabic enroot in map.Visitors would be forgiven for thinking it's built on the oil,but international investigator knows that Dubai didn't have much oil
            The fancy projects were largely funded by debts.When boom turn to bust they also knew the lead company in Dubai world was finding it difficult to pay the debts back.Bank stocks fell sharply in response to the news,between them they could have billions of dollars stake in Dubai world.
      The High Court in London has ruled two Caribbean registered investment funds entitled to claim payment of large debts owned by Liberia.The judgement could enable them to have Liberian assets in Briton seas.the debts date back more than 30 years while Liberia borrowed $6,500,000 from an American bank.But it's not thought to be many times,it's the regional value.This is the world news from the BBC
         
n       The British home secretary Allen Johnson has refused the block extradition to the United State of a British man who hacked into American military computer network.The man Gary Mckinon has ,but Mr. Johnson said he did not consider Mr.   Mckinon‘s rights were being bridged. Mr.Mckinon‘s lawyers argue that sending him to the US would have disasters consequences for his health.
       The officials in Saudi Arabia said more than 70 people have died as the result of the flood following the heaviest rainfall in years .Most of those were killed in or around the city Jada where water swarmed into roads and cause a number of  buildings to collapse.Critics have acused the Saudi government of negligence.
    Officials in Nigeria say president Umaru Yar'Adua  who’s in hospital in Saudi Arabia is suffering from a heart problem.But he’s responding well to treatment. The government spokesman said the vice president Goodluck Ebel e Jonathan was handling some of the president’s responsibilities in his absence.
         Investigations are on the way in Washinton to find out how a couple managed the fool White House security and gate crash President Obama's first state dinner.300 guests attended the event on Tuesday in honor of the Indian Prime Minister Manmuhan Singh.They included Michaele and Tareq Salahi . Paul Adams takes up the story.
They certainly look apart, he in tuxedo,she is in dazzling red sari. and the photos posed on her Face Book page testified to an evening spent rubbing shoulders with the great and the good. Michaele with 3 marine guards, Michaele with the president’s famously savvy chief of taff Rahm Emanuel,and Michaele in a clinch with an obviously delighted vice president Joe Biden. I was honored, Michaele writes, to be invited to attend the first day dinner hosted by President Obama. The only problem was, she wasn't. An embarrassed secret services now scrambling to figure out just how she and her husband got in.

Paul Adams reporting.