Archive for August 3rd, 2008

India stampede ‘kills 140′

At least 140 people have died in a stampede at a Hindu temple in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn dies

Alexander Solzhenitsyn, one of the most celebrated Russian writers of the 20th century, has died aged 89.
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Pot Noodle - The Musical

A new show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a one hour stage advert for Pot Noodle.
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Oriental twist for Mummy movie

China’s ancient Terracotta Army comes to life in the third instalment of The Mummy film franchise.
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Deadly avalanche on K2

At least three climbers have died and several more are missing after an avalanche struck K2 in north Pakistan.
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Rock fans flock to ‘Woodstock’

Thousands of music fans gathered in Poland for Europe’s largest free music festival, Haltestelle Woodstock.
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Way ahead found in Church row

Rowan Williams has said the “pieces are on the board” to resolve the Anglican Church’s row over homosexuality.
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Ex-ministers challenge Brown

A group of former Labour ministers are to set out their own policy agenda, the BBC has learned.
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George ‘engulfed by happiness’

Barry George has said he could not have killed Jill Dando, as he was stalking another woman at the time.
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Antigua groom dies in hospital

A British man shot while on honeymoon in the Caribbean has died, a week after the attack that also killed his wife.
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