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Turkey scolds Israel over settlement plan in al-Quds
Turkey denounces Israeli plan to build hundreds of new Jewish homes in Jerusalem (al-Quds) insisting the move casts serious doubts on Tel Aviv's supposed commitment to Middle East peace.
China joins calls on Israel to halt new settlement plan
China has joined international condemnation of an Israeli plan to build 1,600 homes on occupied Palestinian land in an East Jerusalem (al-Quds) settlement calling for a halt to the expansion scheme.
Chinese consumer prices rise in February
China's National Bureau of Statistics says consumer prices in China have increased in February for the fourth straight month.
Taliban claim killing 5 US troops in Afghanistan
A Taliban militant group claims its forces have killed five American soldiers in eastern Afghanistan amid growing casualty figures among foreign troops.
Fresh violence kills 20 civilian in Somali capital
Two days of clashes between government forces and rebel fighters have left more than 40 civilians dead in Somali's strife-torn capital of Mogadishu.
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Biden tries to ease Mid-East row
US Vice-President Joe Biden says Middle East peace talks must resume, despite a row over Israeli settlement plans.
Iraq PM takes early lead in poll
First results from Iraq's election show PM Nouri Maliki's grouping leading in two southern provinces, the electoral body says.
Hamas releases British journalist
Hamas releases a British journalist, Paul Martin, accused of spying and jailed for nearly a month in the Gaza Strip.
Deadly clashes in southern Yemen
At least one person is killed in clashes between police and separatists in southern Yemen.
Egypt's top cleric dies aged 81
Egypt's top Muslim cleric, Mohammed Sayed Tantawi, has died suddenly in Saudi Arabia at the age of 81.

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For The Record - Star

January 27,2010 Edition 2

The Star reported yesterday in an article headlined "DStv channel chief executive granted interdict in Tunisian extradition case" that newspaper reports in the UK claimed that Media Review Network chairman Iqbal Jassat worked for Scotland Yard as an adviser on preventing terrorism. This is incorrect. In fact, reports in British newspapers suggested that Mohamed Ali Harrath, the chief executive of the London-based Islam Channel, worked for Scotland Yard.

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