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TOP STORIES
	Abbas sworn in as new president Mahmoud Abbas is sworn in as Palestinian president and urges a ceasefire between Israel and militants.
	Tsunami families in 'legal limbo' Officials investigate the plight of Britons left in legal limbo after their relatives went missing in the Asian tsunami.
	Huygens sends first Titan images The Huygens probe sends the first pictures of Titan, showing what seems to be a shoreline of an oily ocean.
	Iraq jail abuse 'leader' guilty The soldier accused of being the ringleader in the abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib jail is convicted.
	More reforms ahead, says Milburn Labour will continue to pursue controversial reforms if it wins a third term in power, says the party's election chief.

AMERICAS
	Iraq jail abuse 'leader' guilty The soldier accused of being the ringleader in the abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib jail is convicted.
	Atheist loses Bush prayer fight A US atheist loses a legal fight to stop prayers being recited at President George W Bush's inauguration.
	Mexico seals off drug gang jail Soldiers take control of Mexico's highest-security jail, amid fears drug gangs are planning a breakout.

EUROPE
	Huygens sends first Titan images The Huygens probe sends the first pictures of Titan, showing what seems to be a shoreline of an oily ocean.
	Spain tries Argentine ex-officer An ex-naval officer accused of killing dissidents during Argentina's "Dirty War" goes on trial in Spain.
	Yanukovych allowed final appeal Ukraine's Supreme Court agrees to hear a final appeal by Viktor Yanukovych over the re-run presidential poll.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1973: Nixon orders ceasefire in Vietnam President Nixon orders a halt to American bombing in North Vietnam - following peace talks in Paris.
	1953: East German purge begins The East German authorities begin a purge of senior officials¸ accused of plotting against the state and spying for imperialistic powers.
	1987: Officer cleared in Groce shooting case A police officer who mistakenly shot and paralysed an innocent woman is cleared of all criminal charges.

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