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(22) MSNBC London bombing suspect visited Oregon
(20) Sofia News Agenc... UK Admits to Shooting "Mistake"
(15) Ireland Online, ... Attacks 'close to simultaneous', ...
(14) Aljazeera.com, UK The Britons ask why Iraq war has not made ...
(13) International Herald Tribune, France They shot the wrong man
(12) Deutsche Welle, ... Police Under Fire For Killing Innocent Ma...
(11) Houston Chronicle, United States London casualty hot line:
(10) International He... A life gone and friends ask why
(10) New York Daily N... London cops killed wrong man in chase
(10) International He... UK police shoots suspect dead
(10) Science Daily (p... Fatal shooting in London a mistake
(10) Socialist Party, UK no to terror! no to war! no racism! no t...
(10) Bru Direct, Brun... Man shot in terror hunt was innocent youn...
(9) New Zealand Hera... Pakistan leader wants a crackdown
(9) The Standard, Ho... Shoot-to-kill UK terrorist hunt goes on
(9) Guardian Unlimit... UK Muslims at Forefront of Terror Fight
(9) Boston Globe, Un... British admit mistake in shooting
(9) Alaska Highway N... London on edge after botched tube shootin...
(9) Daily Times, Pakistan Man shot dead was Brazilian: BBC
(9) International He... British police stand by shooting policy
(8) Monsters and Cri... London police chief apologises for shooti...
(8) Scotsman, United... Will anyone rise to take al-Qaeda's b...
(8) MSNBC Quiet community once home to a wanted man
(7) San Francisco Ch... London police admit making deadly error
(7) Reuters AlertNet... Brazilians mourn death of man in London b...
(7) CTV, Canada London subway shooting victim named by police
(7) Scotsman, United... 'We shot the wrong man' - Police
(7) Advertiser Adela... Howard's toughest question
(7) NDTV.com, India UK Muslims fear backlash
(7) News24, South Africa Brazilian's family mystified
(7) ABC Online, Aust... Brazil to press for Underground killing e...
(7) American Daily, OH Evil Ideology: Capitalism or Islam?
(6) News24, South Africa Families visit attack scenes
(6) New Zealand Hera... Shot man not connected to bombs, UK polic...
(6) London Free Press, Canada Man shot dead by mistake
(6) Mail & Guardian ... Pakistan questions Briton on bombings
(6) Reuters AlertNet... British police kill Brazilian in bomb pro...
(6) International He... British hunt former aide to militant Isla...
(6) Taipei Times, Taiwan Second bombing suspect detained
(6) Melbourne Herald... Wrong man killed in bomber hunt
(6) Bloomberg London Police `Deeply Regret' Killing Brazilia...
(6) New Zealand Hera... Nervous Australia to tighten security
(6) Bloomberg London Police `Regret' Shooting Brazilian in S...
(6) Edmonton Sun, Canada Blaming the victims
(6) IANS, India London police `regrets killing innocent Brazilia...
(6) ABC Online, Aust... Terrorism dominates Howard's UK visit
(6) WESH.com, FL London Official Regrets Brazilian's Shootin...
(6) CBC News, Canada London police identify man they shot dead o...
(5) RTE Interactive,... Brazil's FM to ask about London shoot...
(5) MidDay Mumbai, I... Sorry not enough: shooting victim's k...
(5) Deccan Herald, India Wrong man was shot: Scotland Yard
(5) WGAL Channel.com... Brazil Demands Explanation For London Sho...
(5) IranMania News, ... Daily describes London blasts as "bo...
(5) Telegraph.co.uk,... One in four Muslims sympathises with moti...
(5) TVNZ, New Zealand No reason to shoot says family
(5) Voice of America London Police Apologize for Shooting Innoce...
(5) Australian, Australia John Stone: One nation, one culture
(5) Christian Scienc... On the fringe, British Muslims find a fas...
(5) IANS, India Brazil 'shocked and perplexed' by London...
(5) Myrtle Beach Sun... Man killed by London police had no ties t...
(5) CNN International Shooting victim's kin: Sorry not enoug...
(5) Expressindia.com... Brazilian shot dead with no terror links
(5) Asian Tribune, T... Man shot dead in Stockwell is Brazilian
(5) Washington Times, DC Man shot by British cops not terrorist
(5) Islamic Republic... Most Muslims disbelieve politicians respe...
(5) Christian Science Monitor The sidewalks where terror breeds
(5) Ha'aretz, Israel 4 explosions hit London's bus and under...
(5) Scotsman, United Kingdom Musharraf struggles to keep balance
(5) TVNZ, New Zealand Australia won't be a police state - PM
(5) Seattle Post Int... London suspect in Seattle? FBI is skeptic...
(5) Seattle Times, WA Man killed in London subway not involved i...
(5) London Free Pres... Western aggression fuels fanaticism
(4) WIS, SC Brazilian government demands explanation for London ...
(4) Scotsman, United... Britons among 88 dead as bombs wreck city...
(4) Newsday, NY They killed the wrong man
(4) Daily Mail UK, UK We shot dead an innocent man, admit terro...
(4) Washington Post,... The Quiet Community Once Home to a Wanted...
(4) Euronews.net, Fr... UK police say sorry but defend shoot-to-k...
(4) Malaysia Star, M... Man mistakenly shot dead in London was Br...
(4) Ireland Online, ... Man shot on Tube 'had no reason to fl...
(4) Xinhua, China Brazil "shocked" over citizen mistak...
(4) Washington Post,... US Man Questioned About London Suspect
(4) Ireland Online, ... Muslim leaders call for end to shoot-to-k...
(4) Washington Post, United States More Bombs in London
(4) CRI, China Brazil Stunned by London Shooting
(4) The Japan Times, Japan Selling evil without a cause
(4) Earthtimes.org London Police admit that they shot the wrong ...
(4) Palm Beach Post, FL Man killed by police in London innocent
(4) Daily Times, Pak... My popularity proves Pakistan not extremi...
(4) ABC Online, Aust... Bombings prompt review of Australia's...
(4) ABC Online, Aust... Brazil demands answers after innocent man...
(4) CBS News London Killing Sparks Worry
(4) Peninsula Online... Attacks on Britain will continue, says ra...
(4) OfficialWire, NY UK Police Gun Down Brazilian
(4) People's Daily O... London attacks designed to scare people: ...
(4) Guardian Unlimit... Some in UK Shocked Over Subway Killing
(4) NEWS.com.au, Australia British police arrest third man
(4) Guardian Unlimit... 2,000 Islamic Radicals Rally in Pakistan
(4) Washington Times... Some Muslims agree with terrorist motives
(4) Daily Times, Pak... COMMENT: Pakistan and the London bombings...
(4) Scotsman, United Kingdom Islam's struggle with itself
(4) Boston Globe, Un... 2,000 Islamic radicals rally in Pakistan
(4) New York Daily News, NY Londoners on the lookout
(4) Guardian Unlimit... London Police Chief Defends Deadly Force
(4) 13WHAMTV, NY At least 22 deaths after Iraqi suicide truck bo...
(4) Taipei Times, Ta... Britain to tighten entry rules for Islami...
(4) Guardian Unlimit... A nation stands on the brink of extremism
(4) Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia Police admit wrong man shot
(3) People's Daily O... UK police confirm man mistakenly shot dea...
(3) EiTB, Spain Man shot dead in London was not a bomber -Sky
(3) Special Broadcas... POLICE SHOOT WRONG MAN
(3) Guardian Unlimit... Man Killed in London Not Linked to Blasts
(3) Financial Expres... Ethnic communities can be good citizens
(3) Independent Onli... 'Shoot to kill, aim for the head'
(3) Indian Express, ... Shoot-to-kill to continue, say British po...
(3) ABC Online, Aust... Britain denies bombing mastermind caught
(3) London Free Pres... Brazil government 'shocked'
(3) Guardian Unlimited, UK Back to you, Mr Blair
(3) New Zealand Hera... Small plane crashes at German parliament
(3) Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia Injured cyclist improving
(3) Peninsula Online... Mother leads display of unity at bomb vic...
(3) CRI, China Brazilian Man Shot Dead Mistakenly
(3) Times of India, India London cops quiz two men
(3) USA Today London police chief defends policy on shooting
(3) Daily Times, Pak... EDITORIAL: General Musharraf on extremism...
(3) Deccan Herald, I... Man shot dead by London police is Brazili...
(3) Scotsman, United... Interrogations go on as Welsh link emerge...
(3) Telegraph.co.uk,... Suicide bombers are selfish fools, not ro...
(3) News24, South Africa 'Brazilian looked suspicious'
(3) PakTribune.com, ... Second arrest made in London attempted at...
(3) Bloomberg Egypt's Stock Market Drops Most in Two Months ...
(3) MidDay Mumbai, India UK boy wrongly labelled as bomber
(3) Telegraph.co.uk,... A message to Mr Blair from the No 26 bus
(3) BBC News, UK Muslims' vigil for bomb victims
(3) Zaman Online, Tu... 'Man Shot at Subway Station Unrelated...
(3) San Francisco Ch... Man Killed in London Not Linked to Blasts
(3) EiTB, Spain Brazilian electrician shot dead not linked with ...
(3) Telegraph.co.uk,... 'We heard a God almighty bang. Then a...
(3) Daily Telegraph,... Innocent man was shot dead on train
(3) Washington Post,... Man Shot Dead by British Police Was Innoc...
(3) Bloomberg Egypt's Stock Market Will Fall on Terror Attac...
(3) Independent Onli... UK cops executed innocent man
(3) Australian, Australia Carr calls for tougher terror laws
(2) Salon Bomber Kills 12 at Baghdad Police Station
(2) Australian, Australia Vision of hell greets holidaymakers
(2) Washington Post,... Muslim Groups Rally In Pakistani Capital
(2) Boston Globe, Un... Islamic radicals rally against crackdown
(2) UTV, Ireland Family of London shooting victim speaks
(2) Denver Post, CO Bigger sins than offending
(2) Edmonton Sun, Canada Man shot dead not linked to bombings
(2) CBC News, Canada Demonstrations in Pakistan protest Musharra...
(2) Billings Gazette... World opinion: Don't blame Britain fo...
(2) Guardian Unlimit... Egypt Searches for Three Blast Suspects
(2) MSNBC Gunmen kill bride in Iraq violence
(2) TVNZ, New Zealand Egypt sweeps Sinai in manhunt
(2) International He... Multiple bomb blasts in Sharm kill at lea...
(2) Montreal Gazette, Canada London attacks galvanize Muslims
(2) Japan Today, Japan British police say man shot in subway was...
(2) Reuters AlertNet... Man mistakenly killed in London may be Br...
(2) BBC News, UK Family mourn for Brazilian victim
(2) BBC News, UK Call for reassurance in Stockwell
(2) Washington Times, DC Editorial Roundup
(2) Myrtle Beach Sun... British Muslims beset by fear, anger
(2) Daily Mail UK, UK Tube killing: Brazil seeks answers
(2) Reuters AlertNet... Mother pleads for forgiveness after Londo...
(2) Scotsman, United... Bomb victim's relatives appeal for pe...
(2) Channel 4 News, UK Hundreds attend Bomb victim's funeral
(2) ABC Asia Pacific... Family question son's killing in Lond...
(2) MichNews.com, MI 100,000 MUSLIM BRITS NOT LOYAL TO BRITAIN
(2) Gulf Daily News, Bahrain Muslims slam suicide raids
(2) Guardian Unlimited, UK Britons lost in Egypt horror
(2) Expatica, Nether... Iran presents special message to EU over ...
(2) Khaleej Times, U... Pakistan Islamic groups to protest arrest...
(2) CNN American questioned in London probe
(2) BBC News, UK Funeral for bus explosion victim
(2) Malayala Manoram... G4, AU fail to agree on UNSC expansion
(2) Deccan Herald, India G-4, AU fail to agree on UNSC expansion
(2) Guardian Unlimited, UK Man Killed in UK Not Linked to Blasts
(2) Hindu, India G-4 nations Foreign Ministers to hold talks on ...
(2) Expatica, Nether... G4, AU ministers to meet in London on UN ...
(2) Xinhua, China Urgent: Strong quake rocks India's Andaman...
(2) Expressindia.com... Mush calls jihad on Pakistan's hate p...
(2) Australian, Aust... Britain rebuked for tolerating radicals
(2) News24, South Africa Egypt on vast manhunt
(2) Taipei Times, Ta... Pakistani security forces fear reprisals
(2) Hindu, India British police come under fire for brutally kil...
(2) This is London, UK 'No reason to suspect Brazilian'
(2) Guardian Unlimit... Egypt Launches Massive Hunt for Attackers
(2) Islam Online, Qatar UK Police Ordered to Shoot Suspects in H...
(2) ABC Online, Aust... Howard considers CCTV for Aust public tra...
(2) New Zealand Herald, New Zealand German crash a near miss
(2) Ninemsn, Australia London terror: deja vu
(2) Newsday, NY Man Killed in UK Not Linked to Blasts
(2) Bloomberg Australia's Howard Wants More Surveillance Aft...
(2) Newsweek Many Indonesians brush off bird flu risk
(2) BBC News, UK Shot man not connected to bombing
(2) Salon Bomb Blast at Istanbul Cafe Injures Three
(2) Washington Times... Britain 'regrets' Brazilian killi...
(2) Reuters AlertNet... UK Muslims alarmed after police shoot wro...
(2) Ottawa Sun, Canada Man shot at station not linked to blasts
(2) Taipei Times, Ta... Hands-on Sudanese `diplomacy' angers ...
(2) CBC British Colu... Brazil calls shooting of citizen 'lam...
(2) WJRT, MI Man Killed in Subway Not Linked to Blasts
(1) Daily Mail UK, UK Straw defends 'shooting-to-kill'
(1) Reuters AlertNet... Germany to ban private flights over Berli...
(1) Newsday, NY Terrorist camps thriving
(1) The Moscow Times... London Police Say They Killed the Wrong M...
(1) NewKerala.com, I... Jailed Iranian journalist ailing, family ...
(1) Guardian Unlimited, UK Myanmar Likely to Forego ASEAN Chair
(1) Scotsman, United Kingdom PM Howard makes anti-terror pledge
(1) BBC News, UK Stockwell's sadness and unreality
(1) MSNBC Pope steps up condemnation of terror attacks
(1) Reuters AlertNet... Pope asks God to stay hand of "assas...
(1) Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia Shoot-to-kill drill
(1) Australian, Aust... Downer clears way to sign non-aggression ...
(1) Guardian Unlimit... Expectations Low for Korean Nuclear Talks
(1) News24, South Africa Egypt bombs: No S Africans hurt
(1) BBC News, UK Ex-police chief backs guns policy
(1) CNN Authorities sweep Sinai in bombing probe
(1) ANSA, Italy Pope asks God to stop 'assassins'
(1) KVIA, TX Afghan US Taliban
(1) Yahoo News CHANGES IN IRAQ WILL SET WOMEN BACK 50 YEARS
(1) New Zealand Hera... Suicide truck bomber kills up to 40 in Ba...
(1) MSNBC General: Hard-hit Taliban recruiting children
(1) International He... 70 detained in sweep after Egypt bombings
(1) Melbourne Herald... Cyclist's body arriving tomorrow
(1) SABC News, South... Pope asks God to stay hand of 'assass...
(1) New York Daily News, NY A quiet night & rain of death
(1) Telegraph.co.uk,... Muslims back 'shoot to kill' desp...
(1) Reuters AlertNet... Blast at Zambia copper mine after strike ...
(1) Arab News, Saudi Arabia Editorial: Pure Evil
(1) CNN Clinton to help Kenya fight AIDS
(1) Reuters AlertNet... Two injured in Istanbul restaurant explos...
(1) News24, South Africa Clinton pledges aid to Kenya
(1) The Japan Times,... End of the 'calm' for Israel, Pal...
(1) Elites TV, TX North Korea Seeks Peace Treaty In Exchange For...
(1) Reuters AlertNet... Indian fugitive's daughter weds crick...
(1) Scotsman, United Kingdom Britain must wake from its daydream
(1) NEWS.com.au, Australia Howard promises unemployment fall
(1) Guardian Unlimited, UK Bloodshed in the city of peace
(1) Scotsman, United... Sun, diving and sand give resort an irres...
(1) Newindpress, India BJP slams govt 'double speak' on ...
(1) Daily Times, Pakistan on the record:
(1) Malaysia Star, M... Japan will aid North Korea if talks progr...
(1) Japan Today, Japan UN slams Zimbabwe over shanty demolitions
(1) Japan Today, Japan N Korea wants Japan excluded from 6-natio...
(1) Japan Today, Japan Rice reports progress on Gaza pullout
(1) Reuters AlertNet... UK agonises over police "shoot-to-ki...
(1) Guardian Unlimited, UK Religious hate crimes rise fivefold
(1) The Olympian, WA International briefs
(1) Ireland Online, ... Iraq undermining terror fight says US pol...
(1) BBC News, UK Plane crash near German Reichstag
(1) KVIA, TX Ultralight plane crashes outside German parliament,...
(1) Xinhua, China Germany rules out terrorism in light plane cra...
(1) Newsday, NY Nations Condemn Attack on Egyptian Resort
(1) Japan Today, Japan M3.6 quake jolts Kanto area
(1) Washington Times, DC Poll: Most UK Muslims condemn bombings
(1) BBC News, UK Sad farewell to 'world citizen'
(1) Chicago SunTimes... Death toll in Egypt blasts at 88 as 2 gro...
(1) Telegraph.co.uk,... Shot man had 'no reason to flee'
(1) Bloomberg Egypt Bombings Toll Rises to at Least 88 Dead, Off...
(1) Aljazeera.com, UK Manhunt on for Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh bom...
(1) American Chronicle, CA Fatal shooting in London a mistake
(1) World Peace Hera... Walker's World: Blair's goodwill ...
(1) Chicago SunTimes... Cops: Slain man not tied to London blasts
(1) International He... Myanmar likely to forego key Asean chairm...
(1) Expressindia.com... Dawood's daughter weds Miandad's ...
(1) Scotsman, United... Radical Muslims protest at crackdown
(1) Zaman Online, Tu... Bombings in Egypt's Tourist Resort: 8...
(1) Xinhua, China Laos confident about hosting 38th ASEAN Minist...
(1) Boston Globe, Un... Myanmar likely to forego key chairmanship
(1) Billings Gazette... Man shot in subway not tied to London att...
(1) The State, SC Police say man they shot not a suspect
(1) Daily Telegraph, Australia Opposition sets terror priorities
(1) NewKerala.com, I... Two injured in Istanbul restaurant explos...
(1) IranMania News, ... "Iran won't be deprived of nucle...
(1) BBC News, UK Fugitive's girl weds cricket son
(1) WSTMTV, NY Hundreds attend funeral of London bombing victim
(1) Advertiser Adela... No need for a police state - PM
(1) This is London, UK Man quizzed in US over terror links
(1) Seattle Times, U... Investigators looking for information on ...
(1) Seattle Times, U... Police shot innocent man on subway
(1) Indianapolis Sta... British admit they shot man not linked to...
(1) London Free Press, Canada Egyptian resort blasts kill 88
(1) Houston Chronicl... 3 injured in bombing of cafe in Istanbul
(1) Houston Chronicl... Dawn of fear follows night of destruction
(1) Japan Today, Japan Suicide truck bomber kills 22 at Baghdad ...