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BBC world news, I'm John Jason.

The United Nations Security Council has voted unanimously to tighten sanctions against Iran over its refusal to stop the enrichment of uranium. The resolution which followed weeks of negotiations includes a ban on Iranian arms exports. From UN headquarters in New York, J Brown reports.

The unanimous vote of the United Nations Security Council followed weeks of arduous negotiations. The agreed resolution calls for financial sanctions against 28 individuals and identities associated with Iran's sensitive nuclear program and increased arms embargo. The British Ambassador Emyr Jones-Parry said the resolution was an incremental and proportional response to Iran's failure to comply with demands that it had given up uraniumment enrichment. But the Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said the Security Council was operating outside its charter because his country did not represent a threat to peace and international security.

The Iranian armed forces say they have evidenced that 15 British naval personnel seized in the gulf on Friday entered the Iranian waters illegally. A military spokesman said the British sailors and marines had confessed to crossing into Iranian territory. Britain insists they were in Iraqi waters.

The New United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator John Holmes has been prevented from visiting a refugee camp in the Sudanese region of Darfur on his first mission since taking over from Jan Egeland. Sudanese soldiers refused his entry. Speaking before the incident, Sudan's minister of state for foreigner affairs Samani al-Wasila told the BBC that the Sudanese government had tried to help humanitarian organizations in Darfur.

"For the humanitarian, for the non-governmental organizations, we offered them to protect their fleets to reach wherever they wanted their destinations. They said they do not want the support of the Sudanese government because they think it is going to minimize their neutrality.

Chanting "No to Putin" and "give the money back to the people", hundreds of opposition activists were heading for the main square in G when they were confronted by a wall of riot police. As scuffles ensued, truncheon-wielding police laid in to the protestors, dragging at least 30 away to waiting vans. The authorities say this protest was illegal, but activists say taking to the streets is their constitutional right and the only way to get their voice heard in Russia today.

It seems to have been a day of coordinated attacks on police stations and checkpoints. On Saturday morning, an explosion reverberated across Baghdad like a roar of thunder when the suicide truck bomber attacked the police headquarters in the suburb of D.20 people were killed including 16 policemen and 3 prisoners in the police cells.26 were injured, among them the district police chief and half of the building was destroyed. The explosives were hidden under a load of bricks, supposedly being delivered by the truck for a construction side within the police compound.

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Police in Russia say they have broken up unauthorized opposition rally in the central of the city of G and arrested about 30 people. Demonstrators defied a ban to protest against what they described as attempts by the criminant to style democracy. As R reports.

Chanting no to Putin and give the money back to the people, hundreds of opposition activists were heading for the main square in G when they were confronted by a war of riot police as scaffolds ensued, transient welding police laid in to the protestors, dragging at least 30 away to waiting vans. The authorities say this protest was illegal, but activists say taking to the streets is their constitutional right and the only way to get their voice heard in Russia today.

Police in Jamaica investigating the murder of the Pakistan cricket coach B have questioned the team captain and the care-taker coach. Mr. W died hours after Pakistan's elimination from the cricket World Cup a week ago. This report from A.

The Pakistan team had been due to border a plane for M bay after getting permission from the authorities here to leave J, then just hours before that happened, officers began requestioning the teams captain E and care-taker coach M. Some reports are now suggesting that these were just formalities and the team may still be leaving the island. The Pakistan squad had already been initially questioned here in K. Each member of the team had finger prints and DNA evidence taken and they were allowed to leave the capital.

The German luxury car maker Posher has announced a takeover bid for V. The P said it would increase its current shareholding in V to more than 30%,at which point it will be legally obliged to make a bid for the whole company.

And that's the latest BBC world news.

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