Daily Archives: October 17, 2005
British Law Lords Considering “Torture” ...
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
The Law Lords have been asked to rule if Britain can use evidence against terror suspects that may have been obtained by torture in other countries.
Wilma
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
We now have the 21st named storm of this hurricane season: Wilma. And she looks to beinto the lower Gulf of Mexico as a hurricane possibly as early as Saturday.
Oil Giants Fight for Gas Field
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
BP, Chevron and ExxonMobil are vying for a stake to develop a huge natural gas field in India, reports say.
Serono Admits AIDS Drug Charges
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
Swiss drugs maker Serono has admitted it was guilty of illegally promoting its Aids drug, Serostim, and has agreed to pay a $704m (£398m) settlement.
US strikes militants as Iraq counts vote
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
U.S. warplanes and attack helicopters killed about 70 militants around the western Iraqi city of Ramadi, as election officials counted ballots.
Taikonauts Touch Down
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
China‘s second manned spacecraft, Shenzhou VI, has touched down successfully in Inner Mongolia after orbiting the Earth for five days.
Bird Flu Detected in Greece
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
Greece said on Monday it had detected one turkey with bird flu on the eastern Aegean island of Chios, becoming the first EU country where the virus has spread to.
Spam King Ralsky Out Of Business?
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
Michigan’s unapologetic king of bulk e-mail is in trouble again. This time, an FBI raid has closed what some consider one of the world’s largest houses of spam.
Virginia’s Elections
by admin • OCT 17, 2005
Republicans hope to win back complete control of Virginia’s state government.