Monday 06 July 2009
Army blocks ousted leader’s plane from landing
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- HONDURAS
- Army blocks ousted leader’s plane from landing
- Monday 06 July 2009
- The Honduran military thwarted an attempt by ousted President Manuel Zelaya to land at Tegucigalpa airport, forcing the plane to re-route to Nicaragua. In an interview with a local TV station, Zelaya vowed to find other ways to return.
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- HONDURAS
- Deadly clashes erupt at airport as tensions mount
- Monday 06 July 2009
- Clashes erupted between Honduran troops and supporters of ousted President Manuel Zelaya at Tegucigalpa airport. At least one person was killed and two badly injured, according to emergency services.
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- WIMBLEDON
- Federer breaks Sampras' Grand Slam record
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- Switzerland's Roger Federer beat Andy Roddick of the United States 5-7 7-6 7-6 3-6 16-14 in an epic final, winning his sixth Wimbledon title and achieving his 15th Grand Slam, breaking the record held by Pete Sampras.
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- DIPLOMACY
- Medvedev says US must compromise on missile shield
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- A day before US President Barack Obama was expected in Moscow, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev (left) said the United States must compromise on plans to install a missile defence system in Europe if it wants a deal on nuclear disarmament.
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- BULGARIA
- Opposition party looks to be victor in legislative elections
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- Exit polls showed Bulgaria's opposition Gerb party the victor in legislative elections Sunday, ousting the ruling Socialist party. The Socialists conceded defeat after winning just 17.1-18.5 percent of the vote and 39 seats.
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- COMOROS CRASH
- 'Black box' flight recorder signal located, authorities say
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- Comoran authorities said on Sunday that the French investigators probing the June 30 crash of a Yemenia airliner with 153 on board have detected the locator signal from the plane's black box flight data recorders.
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- TOUR DE FRANCE
- UK's Mark Cavendish wins second stage
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- Briton Mark Cavendish won the second stage of the Tour de France on Sunday. American Tyler Farrar of Garmin-Slipstream is second with France's Romain Feillu finishing third. Fabian Cancellara retains the overall lead.
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- CHINA
- Three die during riots in Muslim-dominated Xinjiang province
- Sunday 05 July 2009
- Three Han Chinese (the nation's ethnic majority) were killed in riots taking place in the mostly Muslim region of Xinjiang on Sunday. This is a continuation of a series of ethnic/ religious clashes involving the Muslim Uighurs.
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