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  • SIte of Romulus's murder to be tourist draw
    The spot in the Roman Forum where Romulus, the first King of Rome, is said to have met a grisly end at the hands of senators who resented his high handed autocratic rule is to be shown as a tourist attraction after being covered up for half a century.

  • ?Money plizz,? says Somali Cap?n Jack Sparrow
    On Friday afternoon pirates in control of the African Sanderling, a large cargo ship anchored off Somalia, were lazing in the sun waiting for their ransom money when the telephone on the bridge rang.

  • Hunt for Rashid Rauf that ended with hellfire
    At 10pm on Friday night the tribesmen in the villages of North Waziristan heard a sound they have learnt to fear. The hum of American reconnaissance planes high above the lawless tribal lands that span the Pakistan-Afghan border usually presages an imminent strike by Predator drones, targeting the Taliban and Al-Qaeda fighters who shelter in their midst.

  • Briefing: The world in 2025: Superpower strife
    THE REPORT?S FINDINGS Wealth and power to shift from West to East

  • Green Obama?s official limo is a gas guzzler
    On the campaign trail, Barack Obama promised to get a million plug-in hybrid cars on the road by 2015. His own new presidential limousine will be far from green, however.

  • Hillary will be ?mother-in-law the president cannot shift?
    The appointment of Hillary Clinton as US secretary of state will place a two-for-one power couple at the heart of Barack Obama's cabinet, which could tie the president-elect?s fortunes to the conduct of Bill Clinton, the former president.

  • From the archive: 1,000 die in killing frenzy as India mourns Indira
    A FIRE of sandalwood consumed the mortal remains of Indira Gandhi beside the holy Jamuna River outside Delhi at sunset yesterday.

  • Mugabe tries to hide cholera death toll
    Doctors struggling to save the victims of a cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe despite a lack of basic drugs and intravenous drips vented their fury last week outside the Parirenyatwa hospital in Harare, the capital.

  • Harry Potter goodie finds vampire fame
    A young, almost unknown British actor has been catapulted to stardom in America this weekend with the release of a low-budget vampire film called Twilight.


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