Aid agencies predicted winter disaster - now it is reality for people of Kashmir
Almost three months after the earthquake that killed 73,000 people in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, half of them children, a second tragedy is unfolding in the mountains. The winter disaster that the relief agencies had feared is now a reality
Peace in wake of tsunami a last troops leave Aceh
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- Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Who'd have thought it? Another good year for equities, but the fun is not entirely over yet
- Price war predicted for credit card lending
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- Review of the year: The Economy
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No clues to fate of family kidnapped in Gaza
The kidnapping of a British human rights worker and her parents by gunmen remains a mystery, with no claims of responsibility and no leads as to the family's whereabouts
Cameron backs farmers as he tries to paint Tories green
David Cameron is hoping to exploit growing disillusionment with Tony Blair's green policies by making the environment his next battleground
- Wyatt and the mysterious memoirs even his widow cannot read
- Rebel rabbi, 85, wins vote for the greatest British Jew
- Lib Dem MEPs rebel over Kennedy's EU reform plan
- Acting through the generations: A very British dynasty
- Battle of Tony's café begins revolt against Olympic site developers
- Beckham's new position - fashion victim
- Man who abducted girl from bath 'extremely dangerous'
