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TOP STORIES
	440 Britons feared dead in quake The foreign secretary says 49 Britons are confirmed dead and 391 remain unaccounted for after Asia's tsunami.
	Damilola murder accused in court Three teenagers charged with the November 2000 murder of schoolboy Damilola Taylor appear in court.
	Police say IRA behind bank raid The IRA was responsible for the £22m bank robbery in Belfast, NI's chief constable says.
	Palestinian candidate ejected A chief candidate in Sunday's Palestinian election is barred from East Jerusalem after his arrest by Israeli police.
	M&S profit warning as sales slide Marks & Spencer says sales fell over the crucial Christmas trading period and warns profits will fall short of analysts' expectations.

AMERICAS
	Bush's top lawyer defends record Alberto Gonzales, President Bush's choice for attorney general, denies he paved the way for prisoner abuse.
	Anger mounts over Argentine fire Demonstrators march through the streets of the Argentine capital demanding justice after a deadly nightclub fire.
	'KKK man' held for 1964 murders A segregationist preacher is arrested for the notorious 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Mississippi.

EUROPE
	EU seeks to boost tsunami relief EU ministers meet in Brussels to plan reconstruction aid for the tsunami-hit Indian Ocean countries.
	Police say IRA behind bank raid The IRA was responsible for the £22m bank robbery in Belfast, NI's chief constable says.
	Spain in EU constitution ad blitz Celebrities in Spain are to kick off a government campaign to publicise the EU's proposed constitution.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1976: Iceland and Britain clash at sea A British naval frigate is involved in another collision with an Icelandic gunboat in the Atlantic.
	1990: Leaning Tower of Pisa closed to public The Leaning Tower of Pisa is closed to the public for the first time in its 800 history amid safety fears.
	1980: Gandhi returned by landslide vote Indians vote Indira Gandhi back into power - less than three years after rejecting her "emergency dictatorship".

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