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  Downturn offers chance to women
Date: February  28, 2009  

Women should see the recession as an "opportunity" to show how valuable they can be in the workplace, Cherie Blair has told the BBC s The Politics Show.The human rights barrister and wife of former prime minister Tony Blair said firms were more likely to "take a chance" on a woman during the downturn."This is an opportunity for women... to be part
  Prison drama
Date: February  28, 2009  

By Natalia AntelavaRoumieh Central Prison, BeirutMagdi has spent 15 years on death row, waiting for his execution in an airless, overcrowded prison cell.The jail where his life is supposed to end is wrapped in miles of barbed wire, surrounded by checkpoints and perched on top of the mountain that overlooks the Mediterranean.Roumieh Prison is Lebano
  Sebelius to take US health post
Date: February  28, 2009  

US President Barack Obama has chosen Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius to be his Secretary of Health and Human Services, White House officials say.Reports said she had accepted and a formal announcement would be on Monday.Ms Sebelius had earlier been tipped for several cabinet posts, but had said she wanted to focus on her work in Kansas.She replac
   Intense pain
Date: February  28, 2009  

By Jane ElliottHealth reporter, BBC NewsEvery day for the past 20 years Mike Pollock has had at least two headaches, often three.One day he had 15 separate headaches.There is no cure and he has been in so much pain that he has considered suicide."I have been suffering from cluster headaches, also known as suicide headaches, since I was seven," he s
  Elephant debate
Date: February  27, 2009  

by Anthony BartramBBC News, NewarkThe circus is in town and inside the huge blue and yellow star spangled big top is something Britain hasn t seen for 10 years - performing elephants.Three of them in fact, taking commands in German from trainer Lars Holsher. They will back up for him, lift one leg, take a bow and walk out trunk-linked-to-tail.Two A
  Surrogate armies
Date: February  27, 2009  

By Mark DoyleBBC News, DR CongoThe Democratic Republic of Congo - a country with the trappings of sovereignty but not much modern government or control outside the main cities - is waking up to its limitations.DR Congo has invited in foreign armies to help deal with its lawless regions. It is a joint military operation that is highly unusual in Afr
  Angry young men
Date: February  27, 2009  

By Heather SharpBBC News, GazaTen young men sit talking and smoking by the light of a paraffin lamp in a basement room.The flags of militant groups - Hamas, Islamic Jihad - flutter outside among the densely packed cinder-block houses of Gaza s Jabaliya refugee camp.The area is a key haunt of the factions behind the rocket attacks that Israel s rece
  Asean seals regional trade pact
Date: February  27, 2009  

South East Asian economy ministers have signed a free trade deal with Australia and New Zealand.Members of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (Asean) struck the deal on the first day of a summit in Thailand dominated by the downturn.It is thought the deal could bolster the combined economies of the nations by up to $48bn (£33.
  Pilfered euro sparks German row
Date: February  27, 2009  

The sacking of a supermarket cashier suspected of pilfering has provoked wrangling in Germany about public morality and the role of big business.Barbara Emme was fired for allegedly stealing 1.30 euros (£1.16) worth of bottle deposits from her employer after more than 30 years of service.Trades unions and some politicians have rallied to her def
  Kurdish grave sites to be dug
Date: February  27, 2009  

By Sarah RainsfordBBC News, IstanbulA Turkish prosecutor has ordered the digging up of several sites where it is believed the bodies of Kurds killed in the 1990s may have been dumped.Hundreds of people disappeared at the height of the fighting in the mainly Kurdish south-east.Human rights lawyers say many were last seen with security forces members


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