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Floods in Spain kill eight
AFP, Madrid
At least eight people, including a young girl and an elderly woman, have died in Spain as a result of floods brought on by downpours, regional officials said yesterday.
Four people died in the Andalusia region, including a woman in her 80s, a couple found in their car and a man who died of a heart attack.
Some 500 people remained evacuated from their homes in the area early on Saturday after the torrential rains caused rivers to break their banks and flooded roads and railways, regional authorities said.
Key Indian policy guru dies
AFP, New Delhi
India's first national security advisor Brajesh Mishra, who played an instrumental role in shaping the South Asian giant's foreign policy, has died, officials said yesterday.
Mishra, who died late Friday, served as national security advisor and principal secretary to former Indian PM Atal Behari Vajpayee during his government from 1998 to 2004, acting as troubleshooter.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid tribute to Mishra, calling him "one of the most able and influential public servants ofhis generation" who brought "a
Jesus wife a hoax: Vatican
TNN, Vatican City
An ancient papyrus fragment which a Harvard scholar says contains the first recorded mention that Jesus may have had a wife is a fake, the Vatican said on Friday.
"Substantial reasons would lead one to conclude the papyrus is indeed a clumsy forgery," the Vatican's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, said in an editorial by editor, Gian Maria Vian.
Joining a highly charged academic debate over the authenticity of the text, written in ancient Egyptian Coptic, the newspaper published a lengthy analysis outlining doubts about the manuscript and
Venezuela launches satellite
CNN ONLINE
China launched a second satellite for the Venezuelan government yesterday, state media reported, days before President Hugo Chavez runs for re-election.
The observation satellite named Miranda launched from the northwestern Chinese province of Gansu.
It is Venezuela's second satellite in orbit, according to the Venezuela State News Agency, AVN. The first one — a telecommunications satellite — was launched by China in 2008. It is named after Venezuelan independence hero, Simon Bolivar, the