Toyota has announced a recall of more than 1.5 million cars worldwide over brake and fuel pump defects.
Oct 21, 2010
Toyota to recall over a million cars in US and Japan
Toyota has announced a recall of more than 1.5 million cars worldwide over brake and fuel pump defects.
French workers vow to step up pension protests
French workers will step up their protests against pension reforms next week, a top trade union leader says.
Bernard Thibault, head of the CGT workers' confederation, made the statement as union leaders prepared to discuss plans to hold a seventh day of national protests across FranceBBC News - Spending Review: Osborne defends 'fairness' of cuts
George Osborne said some call his cuts too harsh, while others say they don't go far enough
Chancellor George Osborne has defended the "fairness" of his UK spending cuts after Labour claims they were reckless and would hit the poorest hardest.
He told the BBC that, including Budget measures, the top 10% of earners would be hit hardest but everyone was making a contribution to cutting the deficit.He said "the path to economic ruin" lay ahead if the deficit was not tackled.
BBC News - UN drops award sponsored by Equatorial Guinea's Obiang
A United Nations agency has suspended plans to grant a prize sponsored by Equatorial Guinea President Teodor Obiang Nguema after lobbying by human rights groups.
BBC News - Court allows Pentagon to re-instate ban on gay soldiers
An appeals court has ruled the US military can temporarily reinstate a ban on openly gay people serving, in a move adding to disarray on the issue.
Gunbattles stir panic in 2 Mexican border cities
NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico – Mexican soldiers battled gunmen in two cities across the border from Texas on Wednesday, prompting panicked parents to pull children from school and factories to warn workers to stay inside. Assailants in a third city threw a grenade at an army barracks.
Young woman decapitated in Ciudad Juarez
20-year-old woman becomes top cop in violent Mexican municipality
Israel marks 15th anniversary of Rabin's assassination
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