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Bombers kill 170 in bid to spark Iraq civil war UNITED States officials have named an al-Qaeda-linked militant as the prime suspect behind yesterday's co-ordinated attacks on Shiite Muslim worshippers in Baghdad and Karbala which left at least 170 dead and scores more injured.

Holyrood: 15,000 changes demanded BUILDERS have been forced to make more than 15,000 changes to the design of the Holyrood building - and parliamentarians are still demanding further modifications, the project director revealed yesterday.

NHS set to pay out millions over brain-damaged girl's birth AN NHS trust is to pay compensation which could run into millions of pounds to the mother of a severely disabled child.

Bombers turn pilgrims' ecstasy to terror PILGRIMS in the grip of religious fervour had packed Karbala's streets, beating their heads and chests and gashing their heads with swords in a ritual long banned by Saddam Hussein.

Executive's crime policy under attack

Youths forced boy to jump over cliff

Anger grows over pensions compensation

Executive refuses to back new call for prostitute tolerance zones

Winston Silcott calls for inquiry into PC Blakelock murder case

Stroke risk halts HRT study

Campaigners all fired up by new status of the Arbroath smokie

UN inspectors' report expected to scupper case for war

T in the Park gets ready to rock for the 11th year

Trimble walks out of talks over inclusion of Sinn Fein

Establishment honours Findhorn founder

Five years for child porn

Haiti rebel leader names himself military chief

Families given report into Deepcut army deaths

Leslie splits from the girl who stood by him

Two held over deaths of rail maintenance workers

I wouldn't go anywhere else

Schools plans come under fresh attack

£.5m luxury house plot thickens

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