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A Palestinian woman collects wood from rubble in Rafah, 9 Jan 2009
UN agency to resume Gaza aid work
The UN says its main aid agency in Gaza will resume operations there after receiving safety assurances from Israel.
Mending a Palestinian feud
Diary: Gaza aid worker
Why war is set to go on
Q&A: Gaza conflict
Gaza conflict map
Clashes in the West Bank

Rod Blagojevich Blagojevich to fight impeachment
The scandal-hit Illinois governor, Rod Blagojevich, vows to fight on after being impeached by state lawmakers.

LLoyds TSB sign Lloyds pays $350m to end US case
UK bank Lloyds TSB agrees to pay a $350m penalty to US authorities after admitted violating US sanctions.


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Floods of last summer still afflict India's Bihar
Sierra Leone"s refugee Sallay Jabbi (L) is pictured with her 14-year-old daughter Dora on January 7, 2008, in Agen, southwestern France. Family fortunes
Sierra Leone refugee fights for long-lost daughter

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