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Mobiles to become digital wallets

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

The UK’s big five mobile phone firms have switched on a payment system that turns handsets into digital wallets. Called PayForIt, the scheme is designed for those buying goods and services with a value

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Intelligence database worrying

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

R.G. Ratcliffe After a commercial airline pilot testified before a government agency against the construction of a nuclear power plant, the Department of Public Safety intelligence division investigated him as a potential terrorist who

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DIANA: VITAL NEW EVIDENCE BLOWS APART POLICE CASE

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 1

By Cyril Dixon   THE mystery over Princess Diana’s fatal car crash took another twist yesterday when startling new evidence emerged about the death of a key witness. The Daily Express has uncovered dramatic

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Cheney, the survivor without challengers

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

By Edward Luce and Andrew Ward Dick Cheney once jokingly referred to himself as Darth Vader – such was his dark reputation with the mainstream US media. With the departure of Karl Rove, George

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‘China power growing as Bush ignores Asia’

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

US President George W Bush is so preoccupied with Iraq he is neglecting Asia and allowing China to take a greater leadership role, a former senior US official said in remarks published on Monday.

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George Bush IS intelligent, says PM

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

GEORGE W. Bush was an intelligent and likeable man, Prime Minister John Howard said today ahead of the US President’s arrival in Australia. Large parts sections of central Sydney have been cordoned off with

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Now police are told they can use Taser guns on children

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

By JASON LEWIS Police have been given the go-ahead to use Taser stun guns against children. The relaxing of restrictions on the use of the weapons comes despite warnings that they could trigger a

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Excerpts from the interview by Iran’s Chief Nuclear Negotiator

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 1

In the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful Dr. Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran´s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) and Iran´ top nuclear negotiator, in a French radio interview on Thursday February 17,

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Webster Tarpley at the Vancouver 9/11 Truth Conference

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 1

Webster Tarpley at the Vancouver 9/11 Truth Conference — “Understanding the Sinister Dyanamics of 9/11&#

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It’s no secret – the election was a fraud

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 2

George Bush has shredded the Constitution; bankrupted the country; blackened our reputation as a people; and lied us into an illegal, immoral, self-destructive military operation in Iraq. And he was never elected president. Not

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Snow’s on way out; Rove’s gone

Mick Meaney September 3, 2007 0

By Mark Silva White House press secretary Tony Snow will leave this month to devote time to writing, speaking and playing a more active public role in combating cancer, a disease he has confronted

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Vital Lockerbie evidence ‘was tampered with’

flamesong September 3, 2007 0

The Observer Fragments of bomb timer that helped to convict a Libyan ex-agent were ‘practically carbonised’ before the trial, says bankrupt Swiss businessman The key piece of material evidence used by prosecutors to implicate

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Holes in the wall to see PINs in our eyes

flamesong September 3, 2007 2

Daily Mail Bank customers could soon enter their PIN codes at cash machines just by looking at the numbers in the right order. The system is designed to beat fraudsters looking over your shoulder

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