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BBC world news with John Jason.

Six bomber attacks in Baghdad have killed more than 180 people and injured more than 200. It’s the worst day of violence since the America led security campaign begun more than two months ago. The US Defense Secretary Robert Gates described the attacks as horrify and blamed Al-Qaeda. The heaviest loss of life came as a car bomb exploded in the mainly Shiite market place, killing at least 140 people. Iraq ambassador to US Sumeer Sumali described the attacks as death /. “The deaths were not caused by the security plan, but caused by terrorists and precisely because we were making progress. Sectarian violence has come down and the terrorists are bent on the / sectarian violence. We are making progress on the ground. People are turning against Al-Qaeda.”

The UN report accused Sudanese government of flying weapons in heavy military equipment into the Darfur region in violation of UN Security Council resolutions. Report compiled by file expert says Sudan were using aircraft painted white to transport its weapons to make them like UN planes. Lawrich / reports from UN in New York.
Sudan’s envoy to UN dismissed what he called the reports allegations as fabrication and said Cartoon wanted an urgent investigation. Sudan has been raising objections to the deployment of 20,000 strong UN and AU peace keeping force in Darfur. But on Monday the government did agree finally to let in 3,000 troops to help back up the overstretched AU force. However, the US and UK want to begin discussions on further sanctions against the Sudanese immediately.
The latest development in the Darfur crisis follows a five-day visit to Sudan by the US deputy secretary of state Jhon Nagponty. He also went to neighboring Chad before discussing the violence in Darfur with officials in Libya.

It has been disclosed that student to shot dead more than thirty people on the American college campus this week apparently stop firing after killing his first two victims. A recorded video before going on kill the rest, the student Chaw ShanHui sent a video message to the American television network NBC on Monday morning from the University in Virginia where he killed thirty people before committing suicide. From the campus of Virginia Tech, Macfry:
Just imaging the sequence of the events, he kills two people, he walks perhaps quite calmly to the zone hall of residence. Then he writes a rambling four pages manifesto which he blames the worlds for his woes. He, then, takes some chains and puts some wrax there. He then retools his gun. He gets some more ammunition, and then assembles his package and walks over to the campus post office, half mile road down from here and puts his parceling to the post.

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The UN’s nuclear watch dog IAEA has confirmed in a letter that the Iran has assembled more than 1300 centrifuges at its main nuclear plant in a started processing enrich Uranium. Iranian president Ahmud / had previously announced that Iran had installed efficient centrifuges to start producing nuclear fuel on an industrial scale. But enounce with some skepticism with some nuclear analysts. / reports from / where the IAEA is based.
Diplomatic sources have confirmed to the BBC the content of the confidential IAEA letter to Iranian officials. The document, a letter signed by the IAEA director general /, said the agency took note of the information provided by the Iran that it’s running more than 1300 centrifuges. The machine is used to spin the gas into enriched Uranium.

A Christian pastor and two of preachers have been killed in Turkey in an attack in a religious publishing house. Police in the south east city of / found the victims with hands fit tight behind their backs and their throats cut. One of the dead was a germen citizen. The Turkish interim minister / condemned the attack. “I really felt a great sorrow after the incident, I condemn this attack. No matter what their aims were, we see this a blow against peace, confidence, stability and tolerance.

The Paris based International Energy Agencies predicting that china will become the world leading emitter of the green house gas CO2 before the end of next year. The time scale is much shorter than previous estimate by the agency bringing forward the date when china’s machines would overtake those of US by as much as three years. The revised time scale been brought by the rapid growth of china’s economy and its ever growing need for power.

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