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Allied groups clash in Kabul itvo Mujahideen guerilla groups' allied in Afghanistan's interim coalition government fought each other with artillery and small arms In western Kabul on Saturday, eyewitnesses said, reports Reuter from Kabul.
There was no immediate Information about casualties or the cause of the fighting between the-Shoora-1-Nuz«r foHew--ers of Defence Minister Ahmad Shah Masood and Hezb-i-Wahdat group of Shi'ite Muslims.
But Mujahideen sources in Peshawar, in neighbouring Pakistan, said the clashes erupted after Hezb-i-Wahdat fighters killed a member of Shoora-i-Nazar, which is dominated by President Burhanuddin Rabbani's Jamaat-i-lslami Party.
Shoora-i-Nazar and Hezb-i-Wahadat arc partners in Rabbani's interim government but the Hcz officers with official plans convene a council on December 12 to elect a-new interim President.
Rebels kill 7 in Lima : Maoist Shining Path guerillas killed seven people after condemning them in a "popular trial" in a central Andean highland town, officials and witnesses said on Saturday, reports Reuter from Lima.
About 30 guerillas entered San Pedro De Cajas, some 350 km (210 miles) northcast of Lima on Friday night shortly after they blacked out the town, witnesses said.
They called out their victims by name and dragged them out of their homes into the town square where they carried out a popular trial, they added. The seven were then killed, some by beheading.
A prosecutor called to the scene said the guerillas may have been taking revenge on residents who had posed as guerillas and carried out extortion in the name of the Shining Path.
Briton sentenced to 50 lashes :a British hospital manager working in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 50 lashes for swearing at his staff, the Foreign Office confirmed Saturday night, reports AP from London.
David Brown. 32, is appealing against the sentence. He and his family in Britain have requested that no detailed publicity be given to the case.
The Foreign Office said the British consul tn Jeddah has been in touch with Brown.
Opposition Labour Party lawmaker Bob Cryer said the Foreign Office should intervene 'to halt this barbaric medieval punishment"
The Mall on Sunday reported that Brown swore at Saudi employees after an argument at the British-run King Khaled National Guard Hospital. He was arrested by the religious police and appeared before a religious court.
Actor’s illness cancels show : Two performances of the successful West End play "Our Song" were cancelled Saturday because its star, Peter O'Toole, is suffering from a "serious throat Infection," a spokeswoman said, AP reports from London.
Director Ned Sherrin decided to cancel the shows at the Apollo Theatre because OToole is on stage for the full two hours of the play, said the spokeswoman, speaking anonymously.
OToole gave up drinking a decade ago. but is still a heavy smoker.
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