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Tuesday, 3rd November 2009 Change Date Latest Issue

Indian terrorist attacks

Seven accused of Mumbai attack A PAKISTANI court indicted seven Pakistani suspects on terror charges yesterday in connection with last year's attack on the Indian city of Mumbai, a defence lawyer said.

A year on, Mumbai still feels vulnerable to terror attacks THE walls that the rockets blew out have not been repaired, and the plaster is a dense pattern of bullet holes. Dozens of holes, blasted by grenades, pock-mark the linoleum floors.

English overreacted to terror threat, say Scots SCOTLAND's badminton team will play at the sport's world cup in India today, shrugging off fears of a potential terrorist threat which forced the English squad to pull out.

Mumbai attack survivor: I feared death A SCOTTISH survivor of the Mumbai massacre says he feared "certain death" while trapped in his hotel room for two days.

Mumbai attack accused 'ready to hang'

High drama in Mumbai courtroom as terrorist confesses all

Warrants issued for India blast suspects

Doubts over age of terror accused

Mumbai terror attack 'gunman' is charged

Deadly intent of Mumbai gunmen caught in recorded phone calls

Pakistan accused of backing Mumbai attacks by Indian PM

Mumbai attack 'confession'

Tendulkar ton dedicated to Mumbai dead

Brown seals anti-terror pact on visit to Pakistan

India names 'Pakistani' gunmen behind Mumbai massacre

Bombs from attacks found in Mumbai railway station

Rice urges Pakistan to co-operate over Mumbai

India seeks 'most wanted 'men

Terrorist says 'orders came from Pakistan'

Mumbai killers to be denied a muslim burial

Tensions rise as India points finger at Pakistani militants

Terror expert Paul Wilkinson on motives behind Mumbai attacks – and their effects

Indian security forces work to flush out the last of the killers on the fourth day of the crisis that has resulted in at least 130 deaths

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