32 children killed in Syrian massacre

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Sunday May 27, 2012

• 32 children killed in Syrian massacre watch

Saturday May 26, 2012

• Rooftop gunman kills two in Finland

• Brother of blind activist goes missing - lawyer

• Over 90 killed in Syria massacre watch

• Kiwi caught up in dangerous rush to Everest summit watch

• Aussie bank cuts mortgage rates

• Biography reveals Obama's fondness for pot

• Thirteen-year-old charged with taxi hold-up

• Schapelle Corby's release date confirmed

Friday May 25, 2012

• Car bomb hits Turkish police

• Corby worse than a terrorist: judge

• Chinese arrest man in 'cannibal monster' case

• Ukraine MPs brawl over Russian language bill

• Auction of 'Reagan blood' halted

• Egypt counts votes, Brotherhood claims to lead

• Unabomber can't make Harvard reunion, sends update

• US penalises Pakistan for jailing CIA helper

• Police blockade PNG parliament

• Suspect arrested in case of missing NY boy - police

• Six charged over Sydney prostitution ring

• Vatican bank sacks president

• US deports Bosnian-Serb wanted on genocide charges

• Negotiators extend Iran nuclear talks

Thursday May 24, 2012

• Human rights crimes still taking place in Syria - UN

• Iran nuclear talks enter second day

• EU urges Greece to stay in euro

• Egyptians back at the polls to pick president watch

• Aussie Minister slams lingerie footy

• Pakistani doctor jailed for helping CIA find bin Laden

• Corby may be allowed out on day release

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