 CBC.ca | Australian coroner confirms dingo killed baby in 1980 Los Angeles Times CANBERRA, Australia -- Settling a notorious 1980 case that split the nation and led to a mistaken murder conviction, an Australian coroner ruled Tuesday that a dingo took a baby from a campsite in the Outback, just as her mother said from the beginning ... Local links to Azaria Chamberlain case Dingo caused baby Azaria Chamberlain's death - coroner Coroner rules dingo took Australian baby in 1980 |
 Voice of America | UN Chief Demands Unimpeded Access to Besieged Syrian City Voice of America United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is demanding Syrian authorities grant the UN "unimpeded access" to the besieged city of Haffeh, where civilians are said to be trapped. UN monitors report Syrian forces are using helicopters to attack the ... Syria city of Homs under heavy bombardment Syria conflict: Fears of new massacre in Haffa UN Fears for Syrians Trapped by Fighting |
 Toronto Star | After 32 Years, Coroner Confirms Dingo Killed Australian Baby New York Times Thirty-two years after Azaria Chamberlain, 9 weeks old, disappeared from a campsite in Australia, the coroner in the fourth inquest into her death announced on Tuesday that the baby died as a result of being taken by a dingo, an Australian wild dog. Coroner rules that dingo killed baby 32 years ago Australian court rules dingo killed baby, ends 32-year mystery Relief for Chamberlains as Coroner finds Azaria killed by dingo |
 The Guardian | Coroner rules that dingo killed baby 32 years ago MiamiHerald.com By FRANK WALKER SYDNEY -- A coroner ruled Tuesday that a dingo did take baby Azaria Chamberlain from her tent in the central Australian desert in 1980, ending a saga that saw the baby's mother jailed for murder and later exonerated. Australian court rules dingo killed baby, ends 32-year mystery Dingo took baby in famous Australian case Dingo killed Azaria Chamberlain in 1980s, coroner rules |
 CTV.ca | UN says Syria violence intensifying as tactics shift Reuters | UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The violence in Syria is getting worse as the military steps up assaults on civilian centers and the opposition increasingly turns to coordinated attacks on Syrian government forces, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's ... US accuses Syria of 'new horrific tactics' and says there are fears of new ... UN leader Ban Ki-moon demands access to Syrian city of Al-Heffa UN chief demands end to upsurge in Syria violence |
 CBC.ca | US accuses Syria of 'new horrific tactics' and says there are fears of new ... Washington Post BEIRUT â€" The United States accused the Syrian government of using “new horrific tactics†Monday, as UN observers reported Syrian helicopters were firing on rebellious areas and concerns mounted that civilians were trapped in besieged cities. Syrian rebel city of Homs turns to ghost town Annan 'gravely concerned' by Syrian escalation Syria forces attack Homs as Annan says civilians trapped |
 USA TODAY | US has wrong idea of Syrian opposition, backers say USA TODAY ISTANBUL â€" Fractured, splintered, disorganized. This is how US officials and the international community have branded Syria's opposition, and many say that is why the West opposes military intervention. At a conference on Syria here recently, ... Syrian rebel city of Homs turns to ghost town Analysis: What does Israel want to see in Syria? West looks to curb Syrian spillover |
CTV.ca | UN Fears for Syrians Trapped by Fighting New York Times The United Nations reported intense fighting between the Syrian military and opposition forces in multiple locations across Syria on Monday and expressed alarm about civilians trapped in besieged rebel strongholds in the central city of Homs and ... Dozens die in Syria, UN has grave concerns Renewed violence in Syria, say activists Syria forces attack Homs as Annan says civilians trapped |
 Toronto Star | Russian police raid homes of opposition leaders before rally Reuters By Steve Gutterman and Lidia Kelly | MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police raided opposition leaders' homes on Monday and summoned them for questioning, disrupting plans for a protest against President Vladimir Putin and suggesting he has lost patience ... Opposition leaders' homes searched in Moscow Russian police raid opposition leaders' homes ahead of anti-Putin rally Russian police search protest leaders' apartments |
 NEWS.com.au | Whoops! UK PM Leaves 8-Year-Old Daughter in... ABC News Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife got home from lunch with friends at a pub in the English countryside to discover they forgot something: 8-year-old daughter Nancy. Nancy was fine â€" she was quickly reunited with her parents after they realized ... Whoops! UK PM leaves 8-year-old daughter in pub David Cameron admits leaving daughter in pub David Cameron leaves daughter at the pub |
 CBS News | New tactics, fresh violence stoke fear in Syria CBS News (CBS/AP) BEIRUT - The United States accused the Syrian government of using "new horrific tactics" Monday, as UN observers reported Syrian helicopters were firing on rebellious areas and concerns mounted that civilians were trapped in besieged cities. US fears fresh massacre in Syria US fears new Syria massacre as helicopters hit towns Syrian Troops Pound Rebel Strongholds |
 The Guardian | Nancy Cameron mix-up stirs scorn and sympathy for PM The Guardian A Number 10 spokesman said David and Samantha Cameron had been "distraught" after realising they had left behind their eight-year-old daughter after visiting a pub near Chequers two months ago. Downing Street said the Camerons had been having Sunday ... UK PM Cameron leaves 8-year-old daughter in pub Cameron and his children-friendly local pub David Cameron left daughter at pub. Hey, been there done that |
 Voice of America | Syrian Troops Pound Rebel Strongholds Voice of America CAIRO - Syrian government forces continued their heavy shelling of the flashpoint cities of Homs and Deir el-Zor, amid reports of more intense fighting in the region of Latakia. The new head of the Syrian opposition, meanwhile, is urging government ... Annan 'gravely concerned' about Syria amid clashes Annan concerned about escalation of Syria violence Syria forces attack Homs as Annan says civilians trapped |
 Christian Science Monitor | David Cameron left daughter at pub. Hey, been there done that Christian Science Monitor David Cameron accidentally left his 8-year-old daughter in a pub, and the reaction from parents in Britain and abroad has been overwhelmingly sympathetic. It happens to the best of us. By Stephanie Hanes / June 11, 2012 Prime Minister David Cameron ... Officials play down PM's pub mishap UK PM Cameron leaves 8-year-old daughter in pub British Prime Minister David Cameron leaves 8-year-old daughter in pub |
 BBC News | Syrian opposition's compromise candidate BBC News By Jonathan Head BBC News, Istanbul The Syrian National Council's former president, Burhan Ghalioun, faced almost constant criticism - that he took decisions without consulting the SNC's members, and that he was too easily swayed by the Muslim ... In bid for unity, Syrian opposition group picks Kurd to lead Syrian Forces Shell Cities as Opposition Picks Leader Syrian Opposition Group Elects New Leader, More Deaths Reported |
 BBC News | Syria conflict: Ashdown criticises 'unwise' Western diplomacy BBC News Lord Ashdown has criticised the UK's approach to the conflict in Syria, saying ministerial calls for regime change echo "the days of Iraq". The ex Lib-Dem leader said Western powers did not have the power to dislodge President Assad and calls for him ... The Wrath of the Shabiha: The Assad Regime's Brutal Enforcers Syrian troops and rebels clash across country Bashar Assad's forces launch aerial assault on Syrian opposition strongholds |
 Toronto Star | Mubarak son to move next to jailed ex-Egypt president Reuters | CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's prison authority has approved a request to let Hosni Mubarak's eldest son stay close to him in a prison hospital in response to the former president's deteriorating health, the state news agency reported on Monday. Hosni Mubarak's health continues to deteriorate Hosni Mubarak's health poor, says Egypt official Health of Egypt's Mubarak deteriorates further |
 The Guardian | So David Cameron forgot his daughter? I left my baby in the fishmongers The Guardian On hearing that David Cameron accidentally left his eight-year-old daughter behind in a Buckinghamshire pub, many parents will have tutted disapprovingly. Not me. Tutting is a luxury only afforded to people who haven't done something similar. UK prime minister leaves daughter in pub 5 Things to Know This Morning PM 'agrees euro crisis hitting UK' |
 Voice of America | ECOWAS Losing Patience with Malian Rebels Voice of America An official of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) says the sub-regional body is running out of time and patience for negotiating a settlement with Mali's northern rebels. Abdel Fatau Musah, ECOWAS director for external relations, ... Risk of 'terrorists' setting up in Mali: France Mali: Clashes show cracks in alliance of Tuaregs and Islamists Mali rebel groups 'clash in Kidal' |
 CBS News | US Stock Futures Rise Wall Street Journal By BARBARA KOLLMEYER US stock market futures rose Monday, pointing to gains for Wall Street later, as global markets reacted positively to news of a bank-bailout plan for Spain. Around three hours before the start of trading, futures for the Dow Jones ... Europe stocks hit 4-week high on Spain aid deal Spain rescue sends world stocks surging Germany Sees Spain Rescue from Permanent Backstop With Troika |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Global shares, euro jump on Spanish bank bailout Reuters By Simon Jessop | LONDON (Reuters) - A wave of relief buying swept across financial markets on Monday after a rescue package of up to $125 billion for Spain's banking sector eased some concerns about the euro zone debt crisis. Risk Assets Rally On Spain Plan, But Gains Fragile World stocks, euro up as Spain banks get lifeline Spanish Stocks Surge Most in Six Months on Bank Rescue |
 The Hindu | GLOBAL MARKETS: Risk Assets Rally On Spain Plan, But Gains Fragile Wall Street Journal By Michele Maatouk European stocks rose sharply Monday and the Spanish market stormed ahead of its peers as yields on the country's 10-year bond plunged, with investors relieved that Spain has secured a bailout for its banks. Still, the push higher is ... Focus Shifts to Greece After Spain Secures Bank Bailout FOREX-Euro gains on relief at Spain aid deal Markets welcome Spanish banks rescue deal |
 The Guardian | Markets welcome Spanish banks rescue deal BBC News Markets in Europe and Asia have risen in response to the bailout of Spain's banks that was agreed over the weekend. On Saturday, eurozone ministers agreed to lend Spain's banks up to 100bn euros ($125bn; £80bn). In early trading, the FTSE 100 in London ... European Stocks Rise Sharply Spanish bailout lifts world stock markets Asia stocks, euro rise as Spain banks get lifeline |
The Guardian | Eurozone crisis live: Markets rally on Spanish banking bailout The Guardian 8.00am: And the markets are ... up! The FTSE 100 index in London jumped nearly 100 points in the first minute of trading, up 1.8% to 5534. We're saved....until the next bailout 7.36am: Having announced the banking bailout on Sunday - and bravely ... FOREX-Euro jumps above $1.26 on Spain bank relief European Stock Futures Surge on Spain Bailout, China Data Asia stocks, euro rise as Spain banks get lifeline |
