US seeks Nigeria massacre trial
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010Hillary Clinton urges Nigeria to arrest and try those responsible for killing hundreds of people near the city of Jos.
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US seeks Nigeria massacre trial
Hillary Clinton urges Nigeria to arrest and try those responsible for killing hundreds of people near the city of Jos.
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US seeks Nigeria massacre trial
Scores of people are reported killed in suspected communal violence near the city of Jos in central Nigeria.
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‘Scores killed’ in Nigeria riots
The former leader of Glasgow City Council was interviewed by police inside the city chambers last year, it is confirmed.
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Police quizzed Purcell at council
Dozens of people were injured during clashes Friday between Israeli police and Palestinian youths in east Jerusalem at one of the city’s holiest sites.
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Dozens injured in Jerusalem clashes
An Indian naval plane taking part in an aerobatics display in the city of Hyderabad crashes into a residential area, killing both pilots and destroying a house.
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Chilean soldiers try to restore order in the city of Concepcion, amid looting after Saturday’s devastating earthquake.
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Chile troops tackle quake looters
Five men were arrested Sunday as Palestinians clashed with Israeli police in East Jerusalem at one of the city’s holiest sites.
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Five held after clashes at holy site
A massive earthquake of 8.8 magnitude strikes central Chile, north-east of the city of Concepcion.
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Massive earthquake strikes Chile
Two Belfast men are given life sentences for murdering teenager Thomas Devlin in the north of the city in August 2005.
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Pair given life for Devlin murder
Teams of rescuers in Haiti’s capital rushed to the city’s Caribbean Market on Tuesday after a machine used to clear rubble caused a secondary collapse, trapping at least one Haitian in the rubble.
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Haiti rubble collapse traps at least one
A man pulled alive from the rubble of a building in Haiti’s capital may have been trapped since the January 12 quake that leveled much of the city, doctors reported Monday.
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Haitian may have lasted month in rubble
Six new primary schools could be built in Swansea to replace 13 under plans being considered by the city council.
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Six new schools ‘to replace 13′
Nigeria’s army takes control of the city of Jos, the scene of deadly Muslim-Christian religious riots in recent days.
Calling a sharp drop in overall violence throughout America’s most populous city “one for the record books,” New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced this week that 2009 saw historic crime-rate declines across the city’s five boroughs.
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New York marks fewest murders ever
Two explosions rip through a busy market in the city of Lahore, killing at least 36 people and injuring 100 others.
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‘Dozens dead’ in Pakistan blasts