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World Edition Headlines [ Auto updated [1] minute ago ] History of Lead International TV News Headlines Bush to visit fire-stricken California ThursdayCBC Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 06:40 ESTU.S. President George W. Bush will get his first view Thursday of the destruction from wildfires that have torn across large swaths of parched land in Southern California and reduced hundreds of homes to rubble. more World's largest jetliner completes maiden voyageCBC Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 06:40 ESTA Singapore Airlines A380 made aviation history Thursday, completing the first commercial flight by the world's largest jetliner that boasts luxurious suites, double beds and the quietest interior of any plane. more Sources: Suu Kyi leaves homeCNN World Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 06:40 ESTPro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi -- under house arrest for 12 of the last 18 years -- met for about one hour with a Myanmar government official Thursday afternoon, a diplomat said. EU's Weakened CO2 Target Angers EnvironmentalistsDeutsche Welle (Europe) | Thu Oct 25, 2007 06:10 ESTThe fight against pollution and climate change was hit hard by the European Parliament's decision to cut the reduction targets for vehicle carbon-dioxide emissions, the gas most linked to global warning. 'Amazing' lesson in volunteerism at stadiumCNN Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 04:30 ESTThe tent city housing thousands of wildfire evacuees at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium could be mistaken for a county fair, with stiltwalkers and abundant refreshments. But in a cold slap of reality, evacuees in one tent privately read the list of nearly 1,600 homes that have been destroyed. European Commission Calls for Further Turkey Accession TalksDeutsche Welle (Europe) | Thu Oct 25, 2007 03:10 ESTThe official in charge of the EU's enlargement policy has called for the bloc to begin further talks with Turkey about its future EU membership in a speech which could provoke a clash with France. Firefighters make headway as arson probedCNN Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 02:10 ESTShrieking Santa Ana winds calmed to a howl, a break in the weather that gave firefighters in Southern California the chance to gain ground against more than a dozen wildfires and allowed some evacuated residents to return home. Officials are conducting an arson investigation in one one of the largest blazes. Kosovo Status High on Agenda at Russia's Talks With NATO, EUDeutsche Welle (Europe) | Thu Oct 25, 2007 02:00 ESTAs the Dec. 10 deadline for the resolution of Kosovo's status looms, the Serbian province remains one of the burning questions to be discussed at this week's Russia-NATO meeting and the Russia-EU summit. Death toll rises to 18 in oil rig accident off MexicoCBC Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 01:00 ESTAt least 18 workers were killed when a drilling rig hit an oil platform in stormy weather, spilling gas and oil into the Gulf of Mexico, the state-owned oil company said Wednesday. more Weakened winds give California fire crews a breakCBC Lead Headline | Thu Oct 25, 2007 00:20 ESTCooler, moist air from the Pacific Ocean helped fire crews fight back against more than a dozen wildfires blazing across Southern California Wednesday, giving firefighters a chance to hold flames back from some communities. more Exhaustion setting in on fire linesCNN Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 22:10 ESTAfter four days on the fire lines, they are hot, exhausted, dirty, thirsty and spread too way too thin for their own comfort. And then a break in the weather halted the fires in their tracks -- but also meant firefighters had to quickly shift resources and focus in the battle against three of the major fires More countries offering troops for Afghanistan, NATO officials sayCBC Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 20:30 ESTAs many as nine NATO nations may be willing send more soldiers to Afghanistan, NATO officials said Wednesday. more Thaw could threaten coastal citiesCNN Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 19:10 ESTThe second-largest ice sheet on Earth is in constant motion as ice melts into the ocean -- an age-old process that scientists say has speeded up because of global warming. The fear is the increasing melt could cause sea levels to rise enough to flood low-lying cities, such as New York City, and Shanghai, China, displacing millions of people. 7.1-magnitude earthquake rocks IndonesiaCBC Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 18:40 ESTIndonesia briefly issued a tsunami warning Wednesday after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake shook western areas of the country. more Optimistic evacuees look forwardCNN Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 17:50 ESTSouthern California's wildfires have touched down like tornados destroying some homes while leaving others standing. Rancho Bernardo is littered with charred, smoldering debris, and some homes are relatively unscathed. Now those residents forced to flee are looking forward to one thing -- rebuilding. Evacuees look forward with hopeCNN Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 17:30 ESTSouthern California's wildfires have touched down like tornados destroying some homes while leaving others standing. Rancho Bernardo is littered with charred, smoldering debris, and some homes are relatively unscathed. Now those residents forced to flee are looking forward to one thing -- rebuilding. Weather dictating battle against wildfiresCNN Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 17:00 ESTBush declares major disaster in CaliforniaLosses to top $1billion in San Diego CountyThree dead, 40 injured, 900,000 evacuated8,900 firefighters in battle; 670 sq miles hit developing story Workers killed, oil spilled in rig accident off MexicoCBC Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 16:30 ESTAt least 10 oil workers were killed when a drilling platform hit an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, spilling gas and oil into the sea, Mexico's state-owned oil company said Wednesday. more U.S. handling of Arar case 'by no means perfect': RiceCBC Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 16:20 ESTWashington acknowledged Wednesday that the 2002 deportation of Maher Arar to a Syrian jail was handled improperly " a rare admission Arar said was encouraging. more 'No such thing as a free ride,' Dutch defence minister tells NATOCBC Lead Headline | Wed Oct 24, 2007 14:10 ESTDefence Minister Peter MacKay called on his NATO counterparts for more troops, equipment and military trainers in Afghanistan, at the same time that he was expected to be pressed to extend Canada's combat mission in the troubled region. more |
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