Wikinews:2006/July/31/Latest news

July 31

• Security Council sets deadline over Iran nuclear program
• Mel Gibson makes anti-semitic statements while drunk
• 676,000 Canadian census forms unfilled countrywide
• Landis asks for additional test
• U.S. says Israel has agreed to suspend air strikes for 48 hours after deadly strike on Qana
• Obrador supporters block streets in Mexico City
• Israeli jets attack southern Lebanon despite partial halt to air strikes
• Lesbians lose High Court marriage bid
• New Zealand's new small change

July 30

• Cassini photographs possible lakes on Saturn's moon, Titan
• ICRC: 28 bodies, 19 children, pulled from rubble after Israeli airstrike, Qana
• Gay teens assaulted and fined by police in Romania
• James Bond set at Pinewood Studios destroyed by fire
• Charles Kennedy rejects leadership allegations
• Australian PM mobbed by anti-Israel protesters

July 29

• Hezbollah leader alleges prior Israeli-US planning of current conflict
• Gunman kills one, injures five in Seattle Jewish Federation
• All Blacks retain Bledisloe Cup
• Campaigning ends in landmark Congo elections

July 28

• Blog about Liverpool city council causes stir
• Landis' fate to be announced Monday
• Ancient prayer book found in Irish bog
• Music reality show 'The One' cancelled by ABC a week after its debut
• New Zealand National Party only wants immigrants of "bedrock values"

July 27

• Landis tests positive for high levels of testosterone; could lose Tour title
• Ayman al-Zawahiri warns: Israel will "pay the price" for attacking muslims
• Tube train evacuated after a landslide in west London
• Man shot in New Zealand gun shop
• DHS funds research targeting anonymity and blogs
• Hamas denies that release of Israeli soldier is "imminent"
• Saddam Hussein to learn his fate in October
• Obrador declares himself President, plans protests
• Current Israel Hezbollah conflict being compared with "Operation Grapes of Wrath"
• Miner dies after being struck with hose in Central Western NSW