BreakingNews.ie Archives for January 30, 2006
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- 21:16:06: Kidnapped journalist in video appeal
- 19:36:04: US doctor caused patient deaths
- 18:17:22: Al-Zawahri calls Bush a 'failure'
- 17:56:52: Hamas calls on West not to cut aid to Palestinians
- 15:46:27: All 72 miners rescued from Canadian mine
- 15:31:54: Saddam will boycott next trial session
- 14:47:56: Confinement for US soldier who struck detainees
- 14:46:02: Blast at Turkish-American association injures four
- 14:44:41: Investigators examine collapsed Polish hall
- 14:43:54: Several hurt as bull jumps into stands in Mexico
- 14:43:03: Supermarket withdraws soup after needle found
- 13:48:52: 'Hamas will not yield to international economic pressure'
- 13:17:38: 32 miners rescued from Canadian mine
- 13:08:36: News anchor Woodruff in stable condition in hospital
- 12:09:57: Kuwait's new emir accepts Cabinet's resignation
- 11:44:14: Bird flu caused Iraqi girl's death
- 11:42:36: Key Madrid bomb suspect set for Milan trial
- 11:40:08: Bird flu outbreak slows down in Turkey
- 11:08:52: UN confirms bird flu death in Iraq
- 10:40:29: EU calls on Hamas to clarify political intentions
- 10:35:22: EU officials meet Iranian negotiator over nuclear issue
- 10:30:10: Hamas leader in plea to international community over aid
- 09:55:54: Iran detains 50 over bombings
- 09:45:36: Philippine billiard hall shooting kills eight
- 09:17:56: Gaza: Cartoon protest ends
- 09:16:39: Death toll from Polish roof collapse rises to 67
- 09:09:58: Mother accused of smothering three children left notes
- 08:16:36: Gunmen take over Gaza EU office to protest at cartoons
- 08:03:37: Fatah gunmen take over EU Gaza office
- 08:02:33: Palestinian policemen storm Gaza's parliament building
- 08:00:29: TV anchor and ex-cameraman seriously hurt in Iraq blast
- 07:58:06: Finnish president re-elected
- 07:55:38: Snow sweeps through Portugal
- 07:53:30: Mine blaze workers trapped, but safe, in Canada
- 07:49:53: Pakistan train crash blamed on sabotage
- 07:17:03: Nigerian militia releases four foreign oil workers
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