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The flag of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) flies as the Burj al-Arab luxury hotel is seen in the background on the UAE's National Day in Dubai December 2, 2009. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah

Dubai World lenders set up meeting 2:34pm GMT

Dubai World's creditors, including four British banks, form a committee that will meet with the troubled state-controlled conglomerate next week.   Full Article | Full Coverage 

Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the London Eye are pictured from the roof of Westminster Abbey in London in this file picture. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth
PMQs wins and losses

Prime Minister Gordon Brown fended off some familiar darts from Conservative leader David Cameron about the recession during prime minister's questions on Wednesday.  Blog 

Chemical bottles are left in the former laboratory of a Union Carbide Corp, now part of Dow Chemical Co, pesticide plant in Bhopal December 1, 2009, which in December 1984 developed a toxic gas leak resulting in thousands of people dying in the aftermath, in what is called one of the world's worst industrial disasters. Bhopalis and environmental groups say many more people have been harmed since then by pollutants seeping out of the plant site into ground water, which they contend have caused health problems for nearby residents including cancer, growth retardation and dizziness. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause
Impact of Bhopal leak

Controversy still surrounds one of the world's worst industrial accidents 25 years after an estimated 8,000 people died in the immediate aftermath of a toxic gas leak in Bhopal, India.  Commentary 

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Iran releases five Britons detained from yacht 12:26pm GMT 

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards have released five Britons detained in the Gulf after their yacht apparently strayed into Iranian waters, the Foreign Office said Wednesday.  Full Article  |  Video  

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Gates says first U.S. troops in Afghanistan in weeks 2:49pm GMT 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first new U.S. troops should reach Afghanistan in two to three weeks, Defence Secretary Robert Gates said on Wednesday as a leading senator questioned President Barack Obama's plan for a speedy but limited surge to turn the tide against the Taliban.  Full Article  |  Video  

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Shoe thrown at shoe-thrower

The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush gets a taste of his own medicine.