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Last Updated: Friday, 25 June, 2004, 19:32 GMT 20:32 UK
A US soldier guards Abu Ghraib prison, outside Baghdad
UN seeks 'terror inmates' access
UN human rights experts ask to see terror suspects in US custody, as the UK criticises planned tribunals.
Papers show US torture debate
Guantanamo: Britain says no
UK alarm over Guantanamo trials

Armed militant in Falluja US stages new Falluja air strike
At least 20 people are killed in a raid on a suspected militant hideout, a day after rebels kill scores in attacks in Iraq.
President Bush Bush in Ireland for US-EU talks
President Bush arrives amid tight security in the Irish Republic for Saturday's summit with EU leaders.

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Euro 2004: France-Greece
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US President George W Bush hopes to rebuild relations with Europe during the EU and Nato summits, but the BBC's Matt Frei says that despite a thaw, relations remain chilly. Building bridges
Bush aims to rebuild ties with Europe at EU and Nato summits.
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AFRICA
Kenya reaps good behaviour loan
Nigerian clubs banished over riot
AMERICAS
Fujimori daughter charged in Peru
Mexican drugs 'hit man' arrested
ASIA-PACIFIC
N Korea 'threatens nuclear test'
Indonesian charged for mine murder

EUROPE
Spain military chiefs go amid row
El Al suspends all Turkey flights
MIDDLE EAST
UN court to issue Israel ruling
Yemen forces 'kill 46 militants'
SOUTH ASIA
World Bank doubles loans to India
President to decide on execution

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