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	23/01/09 Al Qaeda leader threatens UK A prominent leader of al Qaeda has called for attacks in Western countries, particularly Britain, in retaliation for Israel's offensive in Gaza. Abu Yahya al-Libi was behind the attacks on London Underground in 2005. (83 sec./3.15Mb)
	22/01/09 Russia: New water-purification method unveiled State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov drank a glass of water that was a petroleum mixture only 60 seconds earlier to demonstrate a unique water purification process to the press. (86 sec./3.25Mb)
	22/01/09 Israel probes phosphorous claims An Israeli inquiry into the use of white phosphorous weapons in Gaza focuses on the alleged firing of 20 shells into a populated area. The highly-incendiary substance is frequently used for smoke screens but can also be used as a weapon which causes extreme burns on contact with skin. (93 sec./3.45Mb)
	22/01/09 Iceland: Protestors target PM's car Icelandic protestors angered by the collapse of the country's economy have been taken their frustration out on the Prime Minister. (81 sec./2.94Mb)
	22/01/09 Obama sworn for a second time U.S. President Barack Obama was administered the oath of office again on Wednesday at the White House after an inauguration mistake. The White House Counsel issued a statement that said the second oath was administered out of "an abundance of caution." (58 sec./2.16Mb)
	22/01/09 AIG ends Manchester United deal Troubled U.S. insurer AIG will not be renewing its shirt sponsorship deal with Manchester United when it expires next year. The firm averted bankruptcy last year with an 85 billion dollar bailout from the U.S. government and is now selling assets to repay some of the rescue package. (62 sec./2.62Mb)
	21/01/09 UN chief shocked at Gaza destruction U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon became the first senior international leader to visit Gaza in years. Voicing shock and anger at the "heartbreaking" devastation, he called the Israeli attack on the UN headquarters "outrageous" and demanded an inquiry to call those responsible to account. (99 sec./3.79Mb)
	21/01/09 Kennedy collapses at Obama luncheon Ailing Senator Ted Kennedy collapsed at an inaugural luncheon for President Obama and was evacuated by medical staff, apparently suffering from convulsions. Kennedy, who is battling a life-threatening brain tumor, is one of the Senate's most respected Democrats. (74 sec./2.73Mb)
	21/01/09 What Europe expects from Obama European expectations run high as Barack Obama becomes the 44th President of the United States. (84 sec./2.95Mb)
	20/01/09 Muscovites bathe to celebrate Epiphany Hundreds of believers marked the Russian Orthodox Epiphany on January 19 by plunging into the freezing waters of Bezdonnoye Lake in Serebryany Bor forest recreational zone, northwest Moscow. The cold did not stop the numerous winter swimmers, and the most zealous were restrained by policemen. (80 sec./3.01Mb)
	20/01/09 Lawyer shot dead in downtown Moscow At 2:00 p.m., an unidentified person attacked passers-by on Prechistenka Street in Moscow, near Kropotkinskaya metro station. Two people received gunshot wounds: a man died at the scene and a young woman was hospitalized. (86 sec./3.30Mb)
	20/01/09 Museum of sunken ships to open soon near St. Petersburg The Baltic Sea is a real treasure chest. The ships that sank in it are in excellent shape. This prompted the idea for an underwater museum. (79 sec./2.83Mb)
	20/01/09 Russia resumes gas supplies to Ukraine At 10.00 a.m. Moscow time, Russia resumed gas supplies to Ukraine through the Sudzha station. If no further problems occur, European customers will receive their gas the next day. (73 sec./2.80Mb)
	20/01/09 Obama look-alike in cop sting Obama look-alike arrested in France in an Internet stunt using the incoming U.S. president's image to highlight claims of police discrimination. (118 sec./4.31Mb)
	20/01/09 Russia Ukraine sign gas deal Russia and Ukraine agree on a price for gas in 2009, clearing the way to restore gas supplies to Europe. Ukraine will buy Russian gas in 2009 for 20 percent less than European market prices. (107 sec./3.90Mb)
	20/01/09 Chaos and carnage at caravan rally British Caravan Grand Prix gets underway in West Sussex leaving a trail of devastation on the track and one or two drivers without their caravans. This year's winner was competitor number 100, Piers Burton, a 45-year-old decorator come racing driving from Bognor Regis in West Sussex. (86 sec./3.12Mb)
	19/01/09 Russians bathe in frozen ponds and store holy water People in Moscow line up to immerse themselves in icy water for the traditional ablution on Epiphany night. Valery Borovinskikh, who starred in Jesus Christ Superstar, was among the believers. (91 sec./3.43Mb)
	19/01/09 Guest workers forced to leave Moscow Many of Moscow’s construction sites have been frozen, and Tajik builders have to leave. However, they are going to return to the Russian capital in spring. Labor migrants have no other choice – they need to feed their families. (100 sec./3.66Mb)
	19/01/09 Russian-Ukrainian relations unaffected by gas conflict Despite the gas conflict, people in East Ukraine still think and speak well of their Russian neighbors. (77 sec./2.85Mb)
	19/01/09 Russia urges international community to pool efforts Russia urges international community to pool efforts to support Egypt’s initiative to promote an Israeli-Palestinian settlement. Statement by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. (48 sec./1.74Mb)

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