Wikinews:2005/May/3

• B.C. elections debate fiery but not conclusive
• Apple updates iMac line
• Worst floods in 20 years for Georgia

• Canadian PM reaches an agreement with the New Democrat Party
• World Press Freedom Day marked in Serbia and Montenegro
• K'nesset Member Natan Sharansky resigns from coalition government to protest planned Gaza withdrawl
• Robot goes to preschool
• UBS sees net income jump 15 percent
• Time Warner loses personal data on 600,000 employees

Black tar (raw) opium seized in Afghanistan, spring 2005. Photo by Bentlogic.

• UK Staffordshire South 2005 election postponed
• UK clothing firm to list on Icelandic Stock Exchange
• 2005 Afghan opium harvest begins
• Romanian officer injured while serving in Iraq

9,000 mining workers will be made redundant in Romania in 2006

• Nine thousand Romanian miners to be laid off in 2006
• Franco-Belgian bank Dexia to extend into Southeastern Europe
• Hungarian chemicals company wants to acquire Oltchim Romania
• Left-side driving part of a planned Findlay, Ohio interchange reconfiguration
• Finger found in frozen custard by North Carolina man
• Issues of World Press Freedom Day raised in U.N., Africa
• 'Family Guy' returns to US television, loses in ratings to 'Housewives'