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Olmert admits taking donations from US financier but denies bribery
MIDDLE EAST: Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert admitted last night that he accepted campaign donations from an American businessman but denied that they were bribes and said he would only resign if he were indicted. p
Supporters urging Clinton to consider her position in Washington
US: BARACK OBAMA has said he is not taking the
Democratic presidential nomination for granted despite mounting
pressure on Hillary Clinton to withdraw. Mrs Clinton repeated
yesterday that she intends to stay in the race at least until every
state has voted on June 3rd but some of her own supporters are now
publicly urging her to consider her position. p
Road to the White House could prove rocky for Obama
US/ANALYSIS: Barack Obama looks set to win the
Democratic nomination but tougher battles lie ahead, writes
Denis Staunton p
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Fritzl claims he is no monster but addicted to incest
AUSTRIA: AUSTRIAN MAN Josef Fritzl, who imprisoned
his daughter for 24 years and fathered her seven children, has said
he is "no monster" but that he is addicted to incest. pBerlusconi government relies on trusted friends
ITALY: JUST 23 days after his emphatic election victory, media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi (71) was yesterday sworn into office as Italian prime minister. pControversial film of man saluting his Nazi past
GERMANY: PAUL HAFNER declaims proudly that he has
never been sick a day in his life. His morning exercise routine of
stretching and then swimming has kept his immune system strong and
left the 84-year-old looking fit and trim. pSecond day of armed strife in Beirut
LEBANON: GUNFIGHTS ENGULFED parts of central Beirut last night shortly after Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah called a government clampdown on his group "a declaration of war". pMorales calls for talks over autonomy divisions
BOLIVIA: Bolivian president Evo Morales called yesterday for urgent talks with regional leaders to ease divisions over mounting demands for autonomy, but some said they were not yet ready for negotiations. pGuantánamo ex-detainee in Iraq suicide bombing
IRAQ: A KUWAITI man who complained about maltreatment during a three-year stay in the US detention facility in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, was involved in a deadly suicide bombing in Iraq last month, the US military has reported. pWriter based books on forged national archive files
BRITAIN/GERMANY: Historian Martin Allen's revelations about royals and Nazis read like spy fiction - and they were, writes Paul Lewis pBelarus offers olive branch to US in diplomat spy row
BELARUS: BELARUS, DESCRIBED by the United States as
the "last dictatorship in Europe", has offered a slender olive
branch to Washington in a rumbling row over spying, sanctions and
human rights. p
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