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Food prices soar - and death gorges itself

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Food prices soar - and death gorges itself OXFAM Scotland today launches a fresh appeal to stop millions starving to death in east Africa.

Sofia counts cost of failure to tackle organised crime THE European Commission has frozen aid to Bulgaria worth millions of euros after condemning it for its failure to tackle organised crime and corruption, and its bad management of EU funds.

He'd enjoy a sing-a-long and a drink and all the time his picture was on the wall – welcome to Karadzic's local THE drinkers at Luda Kuca – "Madhouse" – in Belgrade paid little attention to the burly man nicknamed Santa who sat in the corner and spilled plum brandy on to his bushy beard.

India's queen of the untouchables shakes up politics AN "UNTOUCHABLES" politician has emerged as a leader of India's opposition, after the government won a vote of confidence, in a move that may erode support for the two major national parties before 2009 elections.

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