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Paramedics pay their respects after laying flowers in a memorial garden outside King's Cross Station in London. (Photo by Matt Dunham / AP)

Gordon Brown and survivors remember July 7

The Prime Minister has joined survivors and relatives of the victims killed in the July 7 bombings in London at a memorial service to mark the second anniversary of the attack.

Telegraph.co.uk

UK bomb suspect charged

CNN

Britain bomb threats

Yahoo! News

Pakistan tightens mosque siege

New clashes have erupted around the Red Mosque in Islamabad as Muslim clerics failed in their attempt to reach the compound to negotiate an end to the standoff.

Al Jazeera

Attacks kill 50 Iraqis, 8 U.S. troops

Suicide bombings killed nearly 50 people and wounded dozens in two Shiite villages north of Baghdad, while eight American troops and a British soldier were killed in fighting over two days.

USA Today

General: Don't leave Iraq now

Yahoo! News

Court rules in favor of domestic spying

A divided federal appeals court in Cincinnati handed the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance program a major legal victory, ruling against the ACLU and other plaintiffs.

Baltimore Sun

Domestic surveillance

Yahoo! News

Airstrikes kill scores of Afghan civilians

NATO and U.S. airstrikes have killed scores of Afghan civilians this week, deaths likely to deepen discontent with foreign forces.

Reuters

N. Korea considers early shutdown

North Korea says it is considering suspending operations at its Yongbyon nuclear reactor earlier than expected.

BBC

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