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TOP STORIES
	Blair to face Brown rift questions Tony Blair is to face questions from Labour MPs over reports relations with Gordon Brown are at a new low.
	Abbas wins Palestinian landslide Mahmoud Abbas wins a landslide victory in the Palestinian presidential election.
	Loyalist leader freed from prison Convicted loyalist leader Johnny Adair is released from prison in Northern Ireland and flown to Manchester.
	Carlisle reels from flood chaos Flooding in Carlisle leaves schools and roads closed and the city's court and hospital running skeleton services.
	Blair to make tsunami statement The prime minister is to make a statement on the Asian tsunami, including an update on the British death toll.

AMERICAS
	Chavez joins Colombia arrest row Venezuela's president says Colombian police lied about the arrest of Farc rebel leader Rodrigo Granda.
	Powell looks to tsunami long haul America's outgoing secretary of state says he will call for long-term US aid to the Indian Ocean region.
	Surprise win for anti-Bush film Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 wins best film at the US People's Choice Awards, voted for by the US public.

EUROPE
	Storm winds lash northern Europe At least 14 die as hurricane-strength winds and fierce rains batter countries in northern Europe.
	Italians fume over cigarette curb Smokers and businesses in Italy threaten to defy a ban on smoking in public places now in effect.
	Racist chants spoil Madrid derby Atletico Madrid could be punished after racist chanting mars their defeat to city rivals Real.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1954: Comet jet crashes with 35 on board Thirty-five people are missing¸ feared dead¸ after a BOAC Comet jet airliner crashes into the Mediterranean.
	1985: Gas blast kills eight in Putney Eight people die and dozens injured when an explosion destroys a block of exclusive flats in south-west London.
	1991: Last ditch efforts to avoid Gulf War The United Nations Secretary General is leaving shortly for Baghdad in a final diplomatic effort to avoid war against Iraq.

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