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Suicide Bomb Injures 58 U.S. Soldiers in Iraq

Black Hawks crash death toll rises to 17

Copter-plane flies through tests

Goldeneye could eventually be a more manoeuvrable type of uncrewed automated vehicle (UAV) (Image: Aurora Flight Science)

UK ambush victims named

British troops hunting the killers of three Royal Military Police who died in an ambush in the southern Iraqi city of Basra are said to be pursuing a number of leads.

Violence in Gaza follows talks

Sharon signals 'occupation' end

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has signalled he is serious about reaching a peace deal with the Palestinians.

Bush: 'This nation does not forget'

Bush addresses nation from Arlington National Cemetery

Rumsfeld: U.S. feels 'commitment' to Iraq, Afghanistan

He says troops will stay until democracy takes root

White House expresses faith in Rumsfeld

Critics question war plan

Truck hits US soldiers in Kuwait

A truck has rammed into a group of United States soldiers at a camp in northern Kuwait but none have been killed, according to US central command.

Blair: Attack on Iraq not imminent

LONDON, England -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair told the UK Parliament the time was not yet right for military action against Iraq, but he said the world would be a safer place without Saddam Hussein in power.