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Brits want mayor Boris as PM
Reuters, London
Impressed by his success in hosting the Olympic Games, nearly three-quarters of Britons now want London mayor Boris Johnson to become prime minister, according to a survey on Saturday.
In the UK-wide survey conducted for Ladbrokes bookmakers, 71 percent of respondents saiu uiey wuwu like him to become premier.
Bahrain returns envoy to Tehran
AFP, Dubai
Bahrain yesterday said it has reinstated its ambassador in Iran, more than a year after recalling the envoy over Tehran's strong condemnation of Manama's brutal crackdown on Shia-led protests.
Manama recalled its ambassador from Iran on March 15 last year in protest at the time at Tehran's "blatant interference" in the Gulf kingdom's internal affairs. Tehran retaliated by recalling its envoy from
Five killed in Iraq attacks
AFP, Baghdad
Twin bombings and a shooting in and around Baghdad yesterday killed five people, including three Iraqi policemen, security and medical officials said.
In the predominantly Sunni town of Jurf al-Sakhr, 60 kilometres south of the capital, an initial roadside bomb blast at 10:00am killed three policemen.
When another police unit arrived at the scene of the attack, another explosion went off, wounding three more people, the officials said.
Thousands flee Spanish wildfire
AFP, Vallehermoso
Scores of villagers spent the night in hotels and student halls after fleeing wildfires that continued raging out of control yesterdayon the Spanish Canary Islands.
The fires on the Atlantic islands of La Gomera and Tenerife have forced the evacuation of more than 4,700 people in the past two days, the regional government said.
They have ravaged more than 3,000 hectares of land on La Gomera where they first broke out a week ago, including part of the Garajonay nature reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site.