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�20m lotto jackpot claimed

It is believed a 50-year-old woman from Belfast is the winner of the biggest single lottery jackpot.
BBC News - August 5, 2004
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Knicks close Crawford deal

The Knicks get Jamal Crawford in a six-player trade with Chicago - plus other news.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Countdown to Big Brother TV final

The winner of Channel 4 reality series Big Brother is due to be revealed in the live final episode on Friday night.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Should murder laws be reformed?

Murder laws in England and Wales are "a mess" and need to change according to the Law Commission. Do you think they require reform? Send us your views.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Nasa powers up with supercomputer

US space agency Nasa gets the world's biggest Linux-based supercomputer to aid research and missions.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Fewer UK students study in Europe

More British students are studying abroad, but they are shunning Europe for English-speaking countries, researchers say.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

HSBC moves in on mainland China

UK-based HSBC becomes the leading Western financial services firm in China after buying a stake in Bank of Communications.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Skipper 'went berserk' on yacht

A Scottish captain is in hospital in Spain after allegedly trying to sink a boat in the Atlantic.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Football: Rooney set for deal

Wayne Rooney will stay at Everton but have an escape clause in his contract, say reports.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Button attacked over F1 switch

BAR boss Dave Richards criticises Jenson Button after he decides to join Williams.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Football: FA starts inquiry

The FA launches an inquiry into its "deficiencies" after Sven-Goran Eriksson stays on as coach.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Yahoo sued over board abuse

A California lawyer sues Yahoo over personal attacks made against him on message boards.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Barclays soars on bid speculation

Shares in Barclays, the UK's third biggest bank, rise sharply amid talk of a possible takeover bid from US banking giant Citigroup.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Bride murder police find shotgun

Police hunting the killer of a newly-wed woman discover a shotgun in the house where she died.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Murali reclaims outright record

Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan takes his Test wicket tally to 529 as South Africa reach 247-5 at tea.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Zimbabwe judge slams police

Six opposition activists are acquitted of murdering an official from Zimbabwe's ruling party due to "unreliable" police evidence.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

US opens Guantanamo tribunals

Two Afghan inmates deny being enemy fighters as the US allows reporters into its Guantanamo hearings.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Israel reopens Gaza Strip border

Israel reopens the border crossing between Egypt and Gaza, where thousands of Palestinians were stranded.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Sistani heads for treatment in UK

Iraq's most influential Shia leader, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, is on his way to London for heart treatment.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

Fresh fighting in Iraq holy city

US helicopters fire on militia loyal to radical cleric Moqtada Sadr in a second day of fighting in the Iraqi city of Najaf.
BBC News - August 5, 2004

CNN	Pakistan intel may be driving arrests
	The arrests of more than a dozen terror suspects around the world this week may have been fueled by intelligence from Pakistan, and many of the suspects are alleged to have strong ties to al Qaeda. CNN - August 5, 2004

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