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BBC News | Most Popular Stories | World Edition (12 unread)

• May 18, 2008
• 15:55

  Death penalty over Iraq killing

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  A leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq is sentenced to death for the killing of Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho.
• 15:55

  Bush's 'Israel bias' angers Abbas

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  Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas accuses President Bush of bias towards Israel.
• 12:41

  US sniper shot at Koran in Iraq

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  An American sniper is sent home from Iraq for using a copy of the Koran for target practice, the US military says.
• 12:41

  BAE bosses detained at US airport

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  Two senior BAE executives, including boss Mike Turner, are spoken to by the US Department of Justice.
• 12:41

  Indiana Jones is back - and on form

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  BBC News entertainment reporter Mark Savage reviews Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
• 12:41

  Deadly clashes in Johannesburg

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  At least 12 people are killed in Johannesburg since Friday in a wave of violence against immigrants, police say.
• 12:41

  China declares national mourning

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  China announces three days of mourning for the victims of the quake and the Olympic torch relay will be suspended.
• 12:41

  Spielberg eyes more Indiana films

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  Steven Spielberg says he is happy to make a fifth Indiana Jones movie as the new film makes its debut in Cannes.
• 12:41

  Burma leader meets storm victims

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  The leader of Burma's military junta meets victims of the country's devastating cyclone for the first time.
• 12:41

  Trinian's girls to return in 2009

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  A sequel to the successful British comedy St Trinian's will start shooting next year, it is announced in Cannes.
• 12:41

  The Balkans' bakers keep on rolling

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  The turbulent history of the Balkans is retold through the experiences of its master Kosovan bakers.
• 12:41

  A thoroughly modern royal wedding

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  The BBC's Daniela Relph on the royal wedding of Peter Phillips and his Canadian bride, Autumn Kelly, at Windsor Castle.