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the islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350 million dollors toward release effort to famine victim in Somalia.the 57 muslim nation is meeting in Istanbur, the holder turkey prime minister criticizes  the wealthy world. this is not only litmus test for the somalia but also for the whole humanity,here the conference every civilization, every nation  rich peole, g-20 counties, country with 20,-30, 40 000 dollars  in personal income every body is going  through a litmus test for humanity.
thousands of people have rallied in centre of India capital new dali in support of anti-corruption campaigner, Ana Hasali.huge crowds also gatehered outside the jail where he has been held, Sam John witness the protest.
###thousnads of people congregated shouting the slogans and holding plugs demanding Anahasali be freed and government act on corruption.similar demonstrations  are being  held in Menbai, Chennel, and host of other cities.the india priminister is accused  him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government.but spontaneous outbreak of publicsupport is something of deep concern for government.  
3 years struggle for control of anglican church in Jinbabuei has intensified, high court handle control all church property to excommunicated former bishop ###. one anglican priest had been already evicted from his home by fomer bishop supporters who also used violence to break up church service, occationally with police support. our religous affairs correspondent reports.
the power struggle began in 2008 when bishop unilaterally  withdrew   from its association with other anglish church in central africa.  in protest he claimed agaisnt his tollerance of homosexuality, bishop was sacked from his job and excommunicated, but evidently with the backing of Zimbabuwei authority has retained the partial control of church, now zimbabuwei high court has made noble custodian of all church building,pending further court action.
as there has been sharping increase in number of african migrants arriving Italy in overcowd boat run by people smuggler in mediteranean, official says that more than 2000 people have reched the small island which lies 200 kilometer from to Tunisa coast.the arrivers are believed ti include somalia,nigerian as well as more afiricans  fleing the violence in libia. world news from BBC.
the foremer member of paliament, the senior member of parkistan governing party PPP has been  killed in drive-by shoting in southern city Calaptur, at least 12 other people died in the attack on the cutmers of roadside cafe who have just broken their fast for the ramadan.
The V president Chawei say he plans to nationalize goad sector, he says he issues decree  in a coming day which nationalize gold extraction and processing, he say to reduce the gold to increase Venosval international reserves, the county has some of  continent largest gold depoists but not major producer, V's steel works oil service and banking have been nationalized.
the british paralympics champion has suffer multiple injuries after apparent hitten run accident. Mr Richson who won gold and silver metal in 2008 Bei Jin palalympics game was struck while he was outside cycling in softwares collechumen reports from Cartfii. He says SR was hit by white van while cycling on his specialy adapted bike  he suffered multiple injuries and airlifted to university wals hospital in Cudif, the 44 years old won 2 gold and one silver in 2008 palalymic game in Bei Jin include first british golde medal. he set 2 world record and awarded MBE for service to sport, Mr R has been training for LonDON 2012 paralympic games.
Passi has unveiled its first stealth fighter jet during his visiting by priminister Putin to air show near Mosc, the so called designed to be undetectable by radar that is made in flight one year and half ago but kept secret until now. Rassia nd India experts are still working on  its final version of this plane which is expected to be ready in 5 years





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BBC News with David Austin

The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged $350m towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the wealthy of the world.

This is a limus test not only for Somalia but also for the whole of humanity. Here the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people , G20 countries, countries with 20, 30 and $40,000 in personal income, everybody is going through a limus test for humanity.

Thousands of people have rallied in the center of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare. Huge crowds also gather outside the jail where he is being held. Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protests.

At Delhi 's iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

A three years' struggle for control of the Anglican church in Zimbabwe has intensified with a high court hardly in control of all church property to the excommunicated former Bishop Harare Nolbert Kunonga. One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop's supporters, who've also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support. Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott reports.

The power struggle began in 2008 when Bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew the Zimbabwean church from its association with other Anglican churches in central Africa in protest, he claimed, against his toleration of homosexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and excommunicated, but evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities has retained partial control of the church.  Now Zimbabwe's high court has made Nolbert Kunonga custodian of all church buildings, pending further court action.

There has been a sharp increase in a number of African migrants arriving in Italy in over-crowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean. Officials say that more than 3,000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa, which lies 200km from the Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals are believed to be included Somalis and Nigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.

World News from the BBC

A former member of parliament and senior member of Pakistan's governing party, the PPP, has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi. At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside cafe, who are just broken their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalize the country's gold sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issue a decree in a coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing. He said he'll use the gold to increase Venezuela's international reserves. The country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits but it's not a major producer. Venezuela's steal works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.

The British Paralympic cycling champion Simon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-run accident. Mr. Richardson, who won gold and silver medals in the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, was struck while he was out cycling in south Wales. Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.

Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike. He suffered multiple injuries and was air-lifted to the University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff. The 44-year-old won two golds and a silver in the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, including the first British gold medal. He set two world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr. Richardson has been in training for the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Colette Hume

Russia has unveiled its first stealth fight jets during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50, designed to be undetectable by radar, made its maiden flight a year and a half ago but it's been kept secrets until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working  on the final version of the plane, which is expected to be ready in five years.

That's the BBC News.

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1 the Islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350 million dollars towards the relief effort to famine victims in Somalia. the 57 muslime nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkey's Prime Minister ** criticized the wealthy of the world.this is a litmus test not only for Somalia, but also for the whole of humanity. here at the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20,30 and 40 thousand dollars in personal income, every body is going through a litmus test for humanity.
2 thousands of people have rallied in the central of Indian capital New Delhi, in support of anti-corruption campaigner **. huge crowd also gathered outside the jail where he's been held. ** witnessed the protests.
At Delhi's iconic Indian Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans, and holding placards demanding **be freed and the government act on corruption. similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore,Chinai, Kalcutta and a host of other cities. the Indian Prime Minister Mammohan Singh has accused him, of trying to circumvent democracy, and trying impose his will on the government.but the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.
3 A 3 years struggle for control of the Anglican church in Zimbabuwe has intensified, with a high court has linked control of all the church property to the excommunicated former bishop Harare Nolbert Kunonga. one anglo con-priest have already been evicted from his home by the former bishop's supporters. he also used violence to break up church services occantionally with police support. our religious affairs correspondent Robert ** reports.
The power struggle began in 2008, when bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew Zimbabuwe's church from its association with other Anglican church in central Africa. in protest, he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and excommunicated. but evidently, with the backing of the zimbabuwe authority's, has retained partial control of the church. now the Zimbabuwe's high court has made Nolbert Kunonga custodian of all church buildings, pending further court action.
  



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BBC News with David Austin


The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350millon dollars towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkish Prime Minister...criticise  the wealthy of the world.

This is a ...not only for Somalia but also for the whole of humanity. Here at the conference * civilization, * state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20,30 and 40,000 dollars in personal income, everybody is going through a ** for humanity.”

Thousands of people have rallied in the central of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna ... Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he’s been held.  witnesses the protests.

At Delhi’s ... thousands of people * shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, .... and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister * Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose ... the government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

A three-year struggle for control of the...Church in Zimbabwe has intensified with a high court * control of all church property to the * former bishop of ..... One ... priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop’s supporters. They’ve also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support. Our religious affair’s correspondent Robert P reports.

The power struggle began in 2008 when Bishop .. * * Zimbabwean church from its association with other ..churches in central Africa. In protest he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. Bishop .. was sacked from his job and excommunicated but * with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities has retained partial control of the church. Now the Zimbabwe’s high court has made Norbert Canoga * of all church buildings pending further court action.

There’s been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people-smugglers in the Mediterranean. Officials say that more than 3,000 people have reached the small Italian island of .. which lies 200 kilometers from the Tunisia coast. The latest arrivals are believed include Somalis and Nigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.


World News from the BBC


The former Member of Parliament and senior member of Pakistan’s governing party the PPP has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi. At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside café who are just broken their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalize the country’s gold sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issue a decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing. He said he’d use the gold to increase Venezuela’s international reserves. The country has some of continent’s largest gold deposits but it’s not a major gold producer. Venezuela steel works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.

The British Paralympics cycling champion S R has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-run accident. Mr. Richardson who won gold and silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics Games was struck while he was out cycling in south Wales. .. reports from ..

Police say S R was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike. He suffered multiple injures and was airlifted to the University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff. The 44-year-old won two gold and silver at the 2008 Paralympics Games in Beijing including the first British gold medal. He set two world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr. Richardson has been training for the 2012 Paralympics Games...

Russia has unveiled its first * fighter jet during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow. The .. T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar. ....made..flight a year and half ago but it’s been kept secret until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane which is expected to be ready in five years.

That’s the BBC News


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BBC News with David Austin.

The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350 million dollars towards the relief effort for victims in Somalia.The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the wealthy of the world.This is a litmus test not only for Somalia but also for the whole humanity.Here the conference,every civilisation every state,rich people,G20 countries,countires with 20,30 and 40 thousand dollars in personal income.Everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.

Thousands of people have rallied in the central of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare.Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he's been held.S. witnessed the protest.At Delhi's iconik India gate,thousands of people congregated,shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and the government act on corruption.Similar demonstrations have been held in Bombay,Bangalore,Chennai,Calcutta and a host of other cities.The Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government.But spontaneous ourbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

The 3-years' struggle for control of Anglican churches in Zimbabwe has intensified.With the high court hardly control of all church property to the excommunicated former Bishop of Harare Nolbert Kunonga.One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop's supporters who've also used violence to break up church sevices occasionally with polices' support.Our religious affairs correspondent Robert.

The power struggle began in 2008 when bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew Zimbabwe church form its association with other Anglican churches in central Africa in protest he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality.Bishop Kunonga was sacked form his job and excommunicated but evidently he with the backing of Zimbabwe authorities has retained partial control of the church.Now Zimbabwe's high court has made Nolbert Kunonga custodian of all church buildings,pending further court action.

There has been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean.Official say there are more than 3000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa,which lies 200 km from the Tunisian coast.The latest arrivals are believed to be include Somalians and Nigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.

World News from the BBC.

The former member of parliament and senior member of Pakistan's governoring party of the PPP has been killed in a drive by shooting in the southern city of Karachi.At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers of a roadside coffee who just broke their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuela president Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalize the country's gold sector.Mr. Chavez said he would decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing.He said he used the gold to increase Venezuela's international reserves.The country has some of continent's largest gold deposits but it's not a major gold producer.Venezuela's steel works,oil services and banking have already been nationalized .

The British Paralympic Cycling champion Simon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit and run accident.Mr. Richardson who won gold and silver medal at 2008 Beijing paralympic games was struck while he was cycling in south Wales.C. reports from C.

Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van,while cycling on his specially adapted bike.He suffer most of the injuries and was airlift to the university wales' hospital in Cardiff.The 44 year old won 2 golds and a silver at 2008 paralympic games in Beijing including the first British gold medal.He set 2 world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport.Mr. Richardson has been in training for the London 2012 paralympic games.

C.. Russia has unveiled its first stealth fighting jet during a visit by the prime minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow.The Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar,made its maiden flight a year and a half ago but it's been kept secrects until now.Russia and India experts are still working on the final version of the plane,which is expected to be ready in 5 years.

That's the BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin

The Islamic Cooperation Organization haspledged $350m towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul here the Turkish Prime Minister RecepTayyip Erdogan criticize the wealthy of the world.



"This is a litmus test not only forSomalia, but also for the whole of humanity. Here at the conference, everycivilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20, 30and $40,000 in personal income, everybody is going through a litmus test forhumanity."

Thousands of people have rallied in the centerof the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner AnnaHazare. Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he's been held. SanjoyMajumder witnessed the protests.
At Delhi's iconic India Gate, thousands ofpeople congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that AnnaHazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similardemonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and ahost of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused himof trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on thegovernment. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deepconcern for the government

A three-year struggle for control of theAnglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified, with a high court handling control of all church property to the excommunicated former Bishop of Harare,Nolbert Kunonga. One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home bythe former bishop supporters, who've also used violence to break up churchservices occasionally with police support. Our religious affairs correspondentRobert Pigott reports.


The power struggle began in 2008 when BishopKunonga unilaterally withdrew the Zimbabwean Church from its association withother Anglican churches in central Africa. In protest, he claimed against histoleration of homosexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job andexcommunicated. But evidently, with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities,he's retained partial control of the church. Now Zimbabwe's high court has madeNolbert Kunonga custodian of old church buildings, pending further courtaction.

There's been a sharp increase in the numberof African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run bypeople-smugglers in the Mediterranean. Official say that more than 3,000 peoplehave reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa, which lies 200km from theTunisian coast. The latest arrivals are believed to include Somalis andNigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.

World News from the BBC

A former member of parliament and seniormember of Pakistan's governing party, the PPP, has been killed in a drive-byshooting in the southern city of Karachi. At least 12 other people also died inthe attack on customers at a roadside cafe, who had just broken their fast forRamadan.

The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says heplans to nationalize the country's gold sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issuea decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction andprocessing. He said he'd use the gold to increase Venezuela's internationalreserves. The country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits, butit's not a major gold producer. Venezuela steelworks, oil services and bankinghave already been nationalized.

The British Paralympic cycling championSimon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-runaccident. Mr. Richardson, who won gold and silver medals at the 2008 BeijingParalympic Games, was struck while he was out cycling in south Wales. ColetteHume reports from Cardiff.


Police say Simon Richardson was hit by awhite van while cycling on his specially-adapted bike. He suffered multipleinjuries and was airlifted to the University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff. The44-year-old won two golds and a silver at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing,including the first British gold medal. He set two world records and wasawarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr. Richardson has been in training forthe London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Colette Hume

Russia has unveiled its first stealthfighter jets during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an airshownear Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50, designed to be undetectable by radar, made itsmaiden flight a year and a half ago, but it's been kept secrets until now.Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane,which is expected to be ready in five years.

That's the BBC News.

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        BBC News with David Austin.
        The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged to 350 million dollars towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan criticized the wealthy of the world.
        “This is a litmus test not only for Somalia but also for the wholly of humanity. Here the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20,000, 30,000 and 40,000 dollars in personal income. Everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.”
        Thousands of people have rallied in the central of Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare. Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he’s been held. Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protest.
        At Delhi’s iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and the government act on corruption. Similar demonstration has been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and wholes of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his way on the government. But spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.
        A 3 years struggle for control of the Anglican churches in Zimbabwe has intensified. At a high court handling control of all church property to the excommunicated former bishop Harara, Nolbert Kunonga. One Anglican priest has already been convicted, evicted from his home by the former bishop supporters who also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support. Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Piggot reports.
        The power struggle began in 2008 when bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew the Zimbabwean church from its association with other Anglican churches in central Africa. In protest, he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and excommunicated but evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities has retained partial control of the church. Now Zimbabwe’s high court has made Nolbert Kunonga custodian of all church buildings pending further court action.
        There’s been a sharply increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean. Official said more than 3,000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa which lies 200 kilometers from the Tunisian coast.
        The latest rivals believed to include Somalis and Nigerian as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.
        World News from the BBC.
        A former member of Parliament and senior member of Pakistan’s governing party, the PPP, has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi. At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside café, who had just broken their fast for Ramadan.
        The Venezuela President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalize the country’s gold sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issue a decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing. He said he used gold to increase Venezuela’s international reserves. The country has some of the continent’s largest gold deposits but it’s not a major gold producer. Venezuela still works oil services and banking have already been nationalized.
        The British paralympic cycling champion, Simon Richardson, has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-run accident. Mr. Richardson, who won gold and silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, was struck while he was out cycling in south Wales. Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.
        Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike. He suffered multiple injuries and was airlifted to the University Of Wales Hospital in Cardiff. The 44-year-old won 2 gold and silver at 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing including the first British gold medal. He set 2 world records and was awarded MBE for services to sport. Mr. Richardson has been training for the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
        Colette Hume.
        Russia has unveiled its first stealth fight jets during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar made its maiden flight 1.5 year ago but it’s been kept secrets until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane which is expected to be ready in 5 years.
        That’s the BBC News.

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BBC news with David Austin
The Islamic Cooperation Organization has pledged $350 towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkish Prime Minister * criticize the wealthy of the world.
This is a litmus test not only for Somalia, but also for the whole of humanlity. Here at the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20, 30 and 40 thousands in personal income, everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.
Thousands of people have rallied in the center of the Indian capital Dalhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare , huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he's been held. * witnessed the protests.
At Delhi's iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanded that Anna Hazare be freed and the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister * has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.
A three-years struggle for the control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified. One Anglican prest has already been convened evicted form his home by the former bishop supports who've also use violence to break up church service occasionally with police support.
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BBC News with David Austin.

The Islamic Cooperation Organisation has pledged $350m towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticised the wealthy of the world.
This is a litmus test not only for Somalia, but also for the whole of humanity. Here at the conference, every civilisation, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20, 30 and $40,000 in personal income, everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.

Thousands of people have rallied in the centre of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare. Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he's been held. Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protests.
At Delhi's iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

A three-year struggle for control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified with the High Court handling control of all church property to the excommunicated former Bishop of Harare Norbert Kunonga. One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop supporters who've also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support. Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott reports.
The power struggle began in 2008 when Bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew the Zimbabwean church from its association with other Anglican churches in central Africa. In protest, he claimed against its toleration of homosexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and excommunicated. But evidently, with the backing of the
Zimbabwean authorities, he's retained partial control of the church. Now, Zimbabwe's High Court has made Norbert Kunonga custodian of all church buildings, pending further court action.

There's been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean. Officials say that more than 3,000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa, which lies 200km from the Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals are believed to include Somalis and Nigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.

World News from the BBC.

A former member of parliament and senior member of Pakistan's governing party, the PPP, has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi. At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside cafe, who had just broken their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalise the country's gold sector. Mr Chavez said he would issue a decree in the coming days which would nationalise gold extraction and processing. He said he'd use the gold to increase Venezuela's international reserves. The country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits, but it's not a major gold producer. Venezuela's steelworks, oil services and banking have already been nationalised.

The British Paralympic cycling champion Simon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-run accident. Mr Richardson, who won gold and silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, was struck while he was out cycling in South Wales. Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.
Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike. He suffered multiple injuries and was airlifted to the University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff. The 44-year-old won two golds and a silver at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, including the first British gold medal. He set two world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr Richardson has been in training for the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Colette Hume.

Russia has unveiled its first stealth fighter jets during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an airshow near Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50, designed to be undetectable by radar, made its maiden flight a year and a half ago, but it's been kept secrets until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane, which is expected to be ready in five years.

That's the BBC News.

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BBC news with David Austin.

The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350 million dollars to order the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations, meeting in Istanbul, held by the Turkey prime administer, RecepTayyip Erdogan, critized the wealthy of the world.

"This is a limitless test, not only for Somalia, but also for the whole of humanity. Here in the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people, G-20 countires, countries with 20000,30000, and 40000 dollars in personal income, everybody is going to a limitless test for humanity."

Thousands of people have rallyed in the centre of the India capital Delhi in support of the anti-corrpution campaigner AnnaHazare, huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he was being held. Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protest.

At Delhi's iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans, and holdings placards demanding that AnnaHazare be freed, and the government act on corrpution. Similar demostrations have been held on Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta, and the host of other cities. The Indian administor Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose the will on government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support, is something of deep concern for the government.

Three years struggle for control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified, with the high court heavily countrol of all church property to the ex-communicated former bishop of Harare,Nolbert Kunonga. When Anglican priest has already been evictied from his home by the former bishop supporters, who have also used violence to break up church services, occasionally with police support. Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott reports.

The power struggle began in 2008, when bishop Kunonga  unit naturally with Jews in Zimbabwean in church, from its association with other Anglican  churches in central Africa. In protest, he claimed against its toleration of homo-sexuality. Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and ex-communicated, but evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwean authories has retained partial control of the church, now Zimbabwe's high court has made Nolbert Kunonga custodian the old church building, pending futher court action.

There has been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Itali, in over-crowded boats run by people smugglers in Mediterranean. Officials say that more than 3000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa, which lies 200 km from Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals have believed to include Somalians and Nigerians, as well as  North Africans fleeing the violence in Lybia.

World news from the BBC.

The former member of parliament and senior member of Pakistans governmening party that PPP has been killed in the drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi.At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers that rode aside the coffee, who were just broke their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuela president Hugo Chavez said he plans to nationalize the country's gold sector. Mr. Chavez said that he would issue the decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing. He said he will use the gold to increase Venezuela's international rserves. The country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits, but it is not a major gold producers. Venezuela's still works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.

The British Paralympic cycling champion Simon Richardson has sufferred multiple injures after the apparent hit and run accident. Mr.Richardson, who won the gold and silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic games was striked when he was out cycling in  self-wheels. Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.


Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van, while cycling on his specially-adapted bike. He suffered multiple injures and was air-lifted to the university of Wales hospital in Cardiff. The 44 year-old won two golds and a silver at 2008 Paralympic games in Beijing, including the first British gold medal. He set two world recordes that were awarded MBE for services to sport. Mr.R has been training for the London 2012 Paralympic games.

Colette Hume. Russia has unveiled its first stealth fight jet during the visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar, made it "m" flight a year and half ago but it has been kept secret until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane, which is expected to be ready in 5 years.

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Our religious affairs correspondent * reports.
The power struggle began in 2008 when * withdrew the Zimbabwean church form its assosiation with other Anglican church in central Afrcia. In protest, he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. * sacked form his job and excommunicated. But evidented, giving the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities, he's retained partial control of the church. Now Zimbabwe's high court has made * custodian of old church buildings, pending further court action.
There's been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people-smugglers in the *. Official says that more than 3,000 people have reach the small Italian Island of Lampedusa, which lies 200km form the Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals are belived to include Somalis and Nigerians as well as North Aficans fleeing the violence in Lybian.

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The Islamic cooperation organisation has pledged $350 million towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia.The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul heard the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticise the wealthy of the world.

This is a litmus test not only for Somalia,but also for the whole of the humanity.Here at the conference,every civilisation,every state,rich people,G20 countries,countries with $20,000,$30,000 and $40,000 in personal income,everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.


Thousands of people have rallied in the centre of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare.Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he has been held.Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protests.


At Delhi's iconic India Gate,thousands of people congregated,shouting slogans and holding placard demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption.Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai,Bangalore,Chennai,Calcutta and a host of other cities.The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government.But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.


A three-year struggle for control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified.With the high court handling control of all church property to the excommunicated former Bishop of Harare,Norbert Kunonga.One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former Bishop's supporters,who've also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support.Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott reports.


The power struggle began in 2008 when Bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew the Zimbabwean Church from its association with other Anglican churches in Central Africa.In protest,he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality.Bishop Kunonga was sacked from his job and excommunicated.But evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities has retained partial control of the church.Now Zimbabwe's high court has made Norbert Kunonga custodian of old church buildings,pending further court action.


There has been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in overcrowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean.Officials say that more than 3,000 people have reached the small Italian island of Lampedusa,which lies 200 kilometres from the Tunisian coast.The latest arrivals are believed to include Somalis and Nigerians,as well as north Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.


World News from the BBC.


A former member of parliament and senior member of Pakistan's governing party,the PPP,has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the southern city of Karachi.At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside cafe who've just broken their fast for Ramadan.


The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalise the country's gold sector.Mr Chavez said he would issue a decree in the coming days which would nationalise gold extraction and processing.He said he'd used the gold to increase Venezuela's international reserves.The country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits,but it's not a major gold producer.Venezuela steel works,oil services and banking have already been nationalised.


The British Paralympic cycling champion Simon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit and run accident.Mr Richardson who won gold and silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games was struck when he was out cycling in South Wales.Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.


Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike.He suffered multiple injuries and was airlifted to the University of Wales hospital in Cardiff.The 44-year-old won two golds and a silver at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing,including the first British gold medal.He set two world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport.Mr Richardson has been in training for London,2012 Paralympic Games.Colette Hume.


Russia has unveiled its first stealth fighter jets during a visit by the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an airshow near Moscow.The Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar,made its maiden flight a year and a half ago.But it's been kept secrets until now.Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane,which is expected to be ready in five years.


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BBC News with David Austin

The Islamic cooperation organization has pledged 350millon dollars towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations meeting in Istanbul hold the Turky's Prime Minister A. G. criticized the wealthy of the world.

This is a littleness test not only for Somalia but also for the whole of humanity. Here at the conference every civilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20,30 and 40,thousand dollars in personal income, everybody is going through a littleness test for humanity.

Thousands of people have rallied in the center of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare. Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he’s been held. S M. witnesses the protests.

At Delhi’s iconic in decede thousands of people congregated shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations are being held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose the way on the government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

A three-year struggle for control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified of the high court hardly control of all the church property to the excommunicated former bishop of H. N. One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop’s supporters. They’ve also used violence to break up church services occasionally with police support. Our religious affair’s correspondent Robert P. reports

The power struggle bagan in 2008, when bishop C. unilaterally withdrew Zimbabwe in church from its assocation with other Anglican churches in central Africa. The protest he claimed against his toleration if homosexuality. Bishop C. was sat from his job and was excommunicated, but evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwe authorities has retained partical control of  the church. Now Zimbabwe's highcourt has made N.C. costodian of all church bulidings pending further court action.

There 's been a sharp increase in a number of African migrants thriving in Italy, in over crowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean. Official said that more than 3000 people has reached at the small Italian Island of L. which lies 200 km from the Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals are believed to include Somalis and Ni as well as North American's fleeing the violence in Lybia.
World News form the BBC.

A former member of Parliement and Senior member of Pakistan's governing party, the PPT has been killed in adrive-by shotting in the southern city of K. At least other 12 people also died in the attack are customers at a rodeside cafe who've just broken their fast for Ramadan.
The V. President H.C. says he plans to nationalized the country's gold sector. Mr.C said he would issue a decree in the coming days which will nationalized the  gold extraction and processing. He said he used the gold to increase V.'s international reserves, the country has some of the continent's largest gold deposits, but it;s not a major gold producer. And V's steel works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.

The British paralimpic cycling champion S.R. has suffered multiple injuries after in an  apparent hit and run accident, Mr.R. who won gold and silver medal at the 2008 Beijing paralimpic games were struck while he was out cycling  in South Wales. C.H reports from C.

Police say S.R. was hit by a white van, while cycling on his specially adapted bike, he suffered multiple injuries and was air-lifted to the University of Wales Hospital in C. The 44-year-old won two golds and a silver at the 2008 paralimpic games in Beijing, including the first British medal, He set two world records and was rewarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr R. has been in training for the London 2012 paralimpic games,

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Russia unviled its first stal-figthted jet during the visit by the Prime Minister X to an airshow near Moscow, The S. T50 designed to be undetectable by radar made its maiden  flight a year and half ago but its been kept secrects until now, Rusian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane which is expected to be ready in five years.

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Islamic cooperation organization has collected 350 million dollars towards relief effort for famine victims in Somalia.57 Islamic nations meeting in Istanbul held a Turkish prime minister xxx criticize the wealth of the world. this is limtus test a not only for Somalia but also for whole of humanity. here the conference ,every civilization ,every state which people, G 20 countries, countries with 20,30,40 thousand dollars in personal income. Everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity
Thousand of people have rallied in the center of Indian capital Dehli to support anti-corruption campaigner xxx. huge crowd also gathered outside the jail where he is being held.xxx witnessed the protests: at Dehli a iconic Indian gate thousand of congregated shouting slogans and holding placard demanding xxx be free and that government act on corruption. similar demonstrations has been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta, and host of others cities. the Indian prime Minister sigh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose will on the government. but spontaneous outbreak public support is something of deep concerns for the government.  
3-year-struggle for control of Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified. with high court hardly control of all church property, to excommunated former Bishop xxx. one Anglican priest has already been evickted from his home, by former bishop supporters who were used to use violence to break up church service, occasionally with police support. a religious fast correspondents Robert xxx reports. the power of struggle began 2008 when bishop Kunonga unilaterally withdrew within Zimbabwean church from his associations with other Anglican church in center of Africa. in protest, he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. Mr.xxx was sacked from his job, and excommunicated but evidently with backing of Zimbabwean the authorities has returned partially control of the Church. now in Zimbabwe high court has made nobody XXX custodian of all church building, pending further court action.
there has been a sharp increasing in the number of African migrants arriving Italy in  overcrowded boat run by people smugglers in the Mediterranian. official said more than 3,000 people have reached small Italy island xxx which lies 200 kilometers from Tunisian coast. the latest arrivals is believed to include Somalis and Nigerians as well as north African fleeing violence in Libya. world news from BBC.
the former member of parliament and  senior members of Pakistan’s governing party PPP  has been killed in the drive by shooting in southern city karachi. at least 12 other people also died in the attack on customer roadside cafe who are just broken their fast for Ramadan.
the Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez says his plan to nationalize the country's goal sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issue decree in the coming day which nationalize gold construction under processing, he said he used gold to increase Venezuela's international reserves the country has some of continent largest gold deposits but it is not major gold to producer. Venezuela's steel works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.
The British paralympics cycling champion Simon Richardson  has suffered multiple injury after an apparant hit and run accident. Mr. Richardson who won the gold and silver medals 2008 Beijing paralympics games was struck while he was out cycling in south Wales.xxx reports from xxx.police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van while cycling on his specially adapted bike, he suffered multiple injury and was airlifted to the university of Wales hospital in XXX.the 44 year-old won 2 gold and a silver 2008 paralympics games in Beijing including the first British gold medal, he set 2 world record and was awarded the MBE for service to sport. Mr.Richardson has been in training for London 2012 paralympics games.
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Russia has unveiled its first stealth fighter jet during the visit by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to air show near Moscow. the Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by Radar made its maiden fight half an year ago, but it's been kept secrets until now. Russian and Indian experts is still working on the final version of the plane which is expected to be ready in five years. that's BBC news.


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BBC News with David Austen

The Islamic Cooperation Organization has pledged 350m dollars towards the relief effort for famine victims in Somalia. The 57 Muslim nations, meeting in Istanbul, heard the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan criticize the wealthy of the world.

This is a litmus test not only for Somalia but also for the whole of the humanity. Here at the conference, every civilization, every state, rich people, G20 countries, countries with 20, 30 and 40 thousand dollars in personal income, everybody is going through a litmus test for humanity.

Thousands of people have rallied in the centre of the Indian capital Delhi in support of the anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare. Huge crowds also gathered outside the jail where he's being held. Sanjoy Majumder witnessed the protests.

At Delhi's iconic India Gate, thousands of people congregated, shouting slogans and holding placards demanding that Anna Hazare be freed and that the government act on corruption. Similar demonstrations have been held in Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Calcutta and a host of other cities. The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused him of trying to circumvent democracy and trying to impose his will on the government. But the spontaneous outbreak of public support is something of deep concern for the government.

Three years' struggle for control of the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has intensified with a high court heavily control of all church property to the excommunicated former bishop of Harare Norbert Canoga. One Anglican priest has already been evicted from his home by the former bishop supporters who also used violence to break up church services, occasionally with police's support. Our religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott reports.

The power struggle began in 2008, when Bishop Robert Pigott unilaterally withdrew Zimbabwean church from its association with other Anglican churches in central Africa. In protest, he claimed against his toleration of homosexuality. Bishop Conoga was sacked from his job and excommunicated, but evidently with the backing of the Zimbabwean authorities, has retained partial control of the church. Now Zimbabwe's high court has made Norbert Conoga custodian of all church buildings, pending further court action.

There's been a sharp increase in the number of African migrants arriving in Italy in over-crowded boats run by people smugglers in the Mediterranean. Official said that more than 3000 people have reached the small island of Lampedusa which lies 200km from the Tunisian coast. The latest arrivals are believed to include Somalis and Nigerians as well as North Africans fleeing the violence in Libya.

World News from the BBC

The former Member of Parliament and senior member of Pakistan's governing party the PPP has been killed in a drive by shooting in the southern city of Karachi.  At least 12 other people also died in the attack on customers at a roadside cafe who have just broken their fast for Ramadan.

The Venezuela President Hugo Chavez says he plans to nationalize the country’s gold sector. Mr. Chavez said he would issue a decree in the coming days which would nationalize gold extraction and processing. He said he used the gold to increase Venezuela’s national reserves. The country has some of the continent’s largest gold deposits, but it is not a major gold producer. Venezuela’s steel works, oil services and banking have already been nationalized.

The British Paralympics cycling champion Simon Richardson has suffered multiple injuries after an apparent hit-and-run accident. Mr. Richardson who won golds and a silver medal in 2008 Paralympics Games was struggling won his cycling in south Wales. Colette Hume reports from Cardiff.

Police say Simon Richardson was hit by a white van, while cycling on his specially adapted bike. He suffered multiple injuries and was airlifted to the University of Wales hospital in Cardiff. The 44-year-old won 2 golds and a silver in 2008 Paralympics Games in Beijing including the first British gold medal. He set two world records and was awarded the MBE for services to sport. Mr. Richardson has been retreating from the London 22 Paralympics Games.

Colette Hume. Russia has unviewed its first stealth fight jet during the visit by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to an air show near Moscow. The Sukhoi T-50 designed to be undetectable by radar, made it maiden flight a year and half ago but it has been kept secret until now. Russian and Indian experts are still working on the final version of the plane which is expected to be ready in 5 years.

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