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	16 minutes ago Vote revokes French 35-hour week
	France's parliament passes a law which effectively ends the country's compulsory 35-hour working week. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	19 minutes ago US lawmakers pass housing rescue
	The House of Representatives passes a housing rescue bill after President Bush says he will not veto it. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	27 minutes ago Obama tour
	The BBC follows the Democratic hopeful on his world trip read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	59 minutes ago Obama firm on Iran nuclear plans
	US White House hopeful Barack Obama says the world must prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	about an hour ago Bloomberg and Gates fight smoking
	Two of the world's richest men launch a campaign aiming to tackle smoking in the developing world. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	2 hours ago New E Africa food crisis warning
	More than 14m in the Horn of Africa need food aid because of drought and high prices. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	2 hours ago Sunderland sign versatile Tainio
	Sunderland announce the signing of Tottenham midfielder Teemu Tainio on a three-year deal. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	2 hours ago Hurricane Dolly lashes Gulf Coast
	Hurricane Dolly has reached the Mexico-Texas coast, bringing with it heavy rain and winds up to 100mph (161km/h). read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	4 hours ago President Bush explains the credit crunch: 'Wall Street got drunk'
	A secret recording shows US President George W Bush explaining the problems afflicting the US stock markets: "Wall Street got drunk." read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	7 hours ago Top aide quits Argentine cabinet
	A key aide to the Argentine president resigns days after the government suffered a blow to its tax plans. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	7 hours ago Sastre takes over as Tour leader
	Spain's Carlos Sastre takes the yellow jersey after winning a thrilling stage of the Tour de France but Cadel Evans is favourite for overall victory. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	8 hours ago Meteoric rise
	Will 'untouchable' leader be India's next PM? read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	10 hours ago Bottlenose dolphin whistles 'tell calf who's mum'
	Bottlenose dolphins whistle more to their newborns, perhaps to stop theft by other females, researchers say. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	10 hours ago Sudan president defiant in Darfur
	Sudan's president defies accusations from the International Criminal Court during a rare visit to Darfur. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	10 hours ago Karadzic 'aims to defend himself'
	War crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic plans to conduct his own defence in his trial at The Hague, his lawyer says. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	11 hours ago Day in pictures
	Striking images from around the world read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	11 hours ago Cost of war
	Sri Lankan families reflect on 25 years of conflict read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	11 hours ago EU suspends funding for Bulgaria
	The European Commission suspends aid to Bulgaria worth hundreds of millions of euros amid concern about organised crime. read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	12 hours ago Toxic detox
	'Don't drink water unless you are thirsty' read story at news.bbc.co.uk

	14 hours ago Zero sum game
	Quadrillion? The crazy numbers of Zimbabwe inflation read story at news.bbc.co.uk

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