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Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has accused journalists from across Rupert Murdoch's News International media group of trying to illegally obtain private medical information about his family, details of his bank accounts and his phone messages, a source close to Brown told CNN.

Monday's allegation broadens a scandal that brought down Murdoch's News of the World newspaper.

Journalists from The Sun, Murdoch's daily British tabloid, obtained details about Brown's seriously ill son and published a story about him, while people working for the upmarket Murdoch Sunday Times tricked Brown's accountants into handing over financial details, the former prime minister alleges.

News International did not immediately respond to the allegations.

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Good Morning Omss LATEST NEWS Taxes still a stumbling block in debt talks WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After months of effort, President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans are right back where they started as they try to avert a looming debt default: arguing over taxes. | Full Article More than 100 bodies in sunken Russia boat: divers July 11, 2011 04:41 AM ET KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Divers searching the wreck of a Russian Volga river boat reportedly saw more than one hundred corpses trapped inside the pleasure craft when they recovered eight bodies Monday. | Full Article Stocks seen opening lower July 11, 2011 05:34 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - Stock futures point to a lower Wall Street open on Monday, with S&P 500 futures down 0.9 percent, Dow Jones industrial average futures down 0.7 percent and those for the Nasdaq composite down 0.9 percent. | Full Article Free New Zealand online shopping briefly delights customers July 11, 2011 05:15 AM ET SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) - New Zealand customers at an online shopping site were happily shocked when they got expensive televisions and iPods for free Monday after a computer glitch charged them only postage and handling. | Full Article Atlantis docks at space station on last mission July 11, 2011 04:56 AM ET CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) - Space shuttle Atlantis arrived at the International Space Station on Sunday to deliver a last batch of supplies to the orbiting outpost on the final flight of the U.S. shuttle program. | Full Article Wilson survives hairy moment in Giants win July 11, 2011 02:35 AM ET SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - San Francisco's bearded closer Brian Wilson survived a scare in the ninth inning before sealing a 4-2 victory for the Giants over the New York Mets on Sunday. | Full Article David, Victoria Beckham welcome new baby girl July 11, 2011 02:32 AM ET LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Celebrity couple David and Victoria Beckham welcomed a new baby girl into the world on Sunday, adding a daughter to the three sons they already have in their growing family. | Full Article French train robbers revive Wild West tactics July 08, 2011 11:01 AM ET MARSEILLE, France (Reuters Life!) - In a scene taken straight out of an American Wild West movie, masked men robbed a freight train in southern France on Thursday night after blocking the railway tracks with shopping carts and metal beams. | Full Article RELATED VIDEO Nearly 100 missing after boat sinks in Russia U.S. urges Saleh to step aside Rebels on the road to Tripoli A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today. Your daily briefing on the latest tech developments from around the world from Reuters expert tech correspondents. Register Today. The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day.. Register Today. » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add mail@nl.reuters.com to your address book. Details Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Forward to a friend

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ABC NewsMail - afternoon edition

Afternoon Edition. Mon 11 Jul 2011
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Qantas pilots vote for industrial action Qantas pilots have agreed to take industrial action for the first time in 45 years. Deadly blasts rocks Cyprus naval base At least 11 people were killed in huge blasts which rocked the main Greek Cypriot naval base at Zygi in the south of the Mediterranean island early on Monday, state media said. Murder trial hears man died in a metal box A court has heard a convicted Sydney drug dealer was locked in a metal box before being chopped into pieces and thrown into a river nearly a decade ago. Christmas Islander's shock as boat smashed A resident has told the coronial inquest into the Christmas Island boat tragedy how he felt shocked and helpless as dozens of people were tossed into the water when their boat was smashed onto rocks. Renewable sector aims for new jobs Australia's renewable industry is hoping to use the $10 billion outlined in the Federal Government's carbon tax package to expand new technologies.
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A local News of the World? What's to stop it? Given the recent events in Britain, and the even more concentrated power of News Limited in the Australian landscape, a new rationale for the regulation of media diversity presses itself upon us. It is not just about making space for a range of voices in public debate, but about maintaining our capacity to hold to account some of the more powerful institutions in the country. The good, bad and ugly of the carbon tax plan The good news is the Government finally has a product to sell. The bad news is that it is only marginally about climate change. Woodchips no longer a renewable energy fuel Under Labor's carbon price package, native forest woodchips can no longer be counted as a renewable energy fuel. We want Gough! In November 1977, at an ALP election rally in Melbourne, the crowd chanted "We want Gough" with a full-throated loyalty and love for the man who had brought hope and optimism to their political experience. It was a chant from people who knew commitment, conviction and belief when they saw it. It was a chant that told of a political leader who wasn't going to persuade everybody but who damn well knew how to persuade them. A third of a century later, which of our current political leaders would dare hope for that? Know your neighbour It's not uncommon for people to die alone in their homes, but there are things we can do as a community to help.
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Royals head home after dazzling America British royal couple Prince William and his new wife Catherine headed home on Sunday after a 12-day north American tour, during which they were greeted as rock stars, and even outshone Hollywood celebrities. Pike River disaster Royal Commission opens The Royal Commission into the Pike River mine disaster in New Zealand has opened at the Greymouth District Court. UK to block News Corp bid: report British government lawyers are drafting a plan to block Rupert Murdoch's bid for the pay-TV operator BSkyB, the Independent newspaper is reporting.
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More focus urged on parasites' wildlife impact Australian and international scientists are this week in Cairns, in far north Queensland, to discuss the latest research into parasites carried by humans and animals. Atlantis docks at space station for last time The space shuttle Atlantis has docked at the International Space Station for the last time, and astronauts will now spend a week unloading a year's worth of supplies. Atlantis prepares to dock with space station The crew of Atlantis is preparing to link up with the International Space Station as part of the final mission of the US space shuttle program.
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Carbon tax will cut emissions: economists Economists say that, although the compensation measures may blunt the effectiveness of the carbon tax, it should still have the desired effect of encouraging people to rely less on high-polluting energy. Carbon tax could hit regional air services Regional airlines in Tasmania have warned they may have to cut air services to the bush, under the carbon tax. Carbon tax debate The Tasmanian Government is under pressure to detail how the state will benefit from the federal carbon tax.
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President Barack Obama has scheduled a news conference for 11 a.m. Monday to discuss efforts to to work out a deal to reduce the nation’s budget deficit.

The White House also announced that congressional leaders will return to the White House on Monday to continue talks on a deficit reduction deal and raising the government’s debt ceiling.

Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and top Republicans and Democrats from the House and Senate met for more than an hour on Sunday evening to discuss a deal.

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Carbon Sunday: Who said what As the Federal Government begins selling its carbon pricing scheme, read a snapshot of views from political, industry and environmental perspectives, as well as a round-up of what the columnists are saying. Gillard begins carbon tax sell The Government is beginning to sell its carbon tax to Australian industry and households after yesterday announcing details of the controversial scheme. Car catapults Tour rider into barbed-wire fence Tour de France riders were furious after two of their number were injured in a crash involving a television car on Sunday's ninth stage. Retailers run ruler over carbon tax figures Prices will rise under the Federal Government's carbon tax and retailers are now working out the size of those increases. Murdoch arrives in London to face UK crisis Media baron Rupert Murdoch flew into London on Sunday to tackle a phone-hacking scandal that has sent tremors through the British political establishment and may cost him a multi-billion dollar broadcasting deal.
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Carbon price plan: a lucrative affair Well, here we are. Tangling, at last with the greatest moral challenge of our generation. 'There have been a few false starts,' conceded the Prime Minister as she presented her scheme yesterday; a rather understated reference to the athletic bipartisan philosophical Karma Sutra that has characterised Australian politics' attempt to come to grips with this problem in the last four years. But we're moving forward now, and the Prime Minister gave a commanding performance yesterday as she outlined - finally - her Government's plan for meeting this impending environmental and economic crisis. Carbon tax for the price of a broken promise Australia's latest, and probably its last, climate change scheme is the child of a marriage between unstoppable bureaucratic momentum and political desperation. A policy failure on three fronts... and counting When evaluating policy, there are three important questions to consider. Will the policy work? Will there be perverse outcomes? Will it benefit consumers? The carbon tax fails all three tests. Low and slow: what's the point? Better to feel you are doing good rather than actually do good, seems to be the message with the Government's carbon tax. A tax and welfare package as much as an environmental plan After labouring for months, the Multi-Party Climate Change Committee has brought forth a tax and welfare package as much as an environmental policy. With significant implications for the welfare sector, and tax cuts for everyone earning up to $80,000 a year, in the short term the carbon tax may not be the most important effect of the governmentÂ's plan. Politically, as Tony Abbott was quick to point out this afternoon, the government may suffer the Â"death of a thousand cameosÂ" as individual case studies come to light. The battle has at last begun.
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Japan whaling forum warned against sympathy vote Conservation groups are urging all nations to ignore Japan's appeal to resume small-scale commercial whaling off its coast. Two dead in Colombian rebel attacks Colombian rebels shot dead two policemen in one attack and wounded two soldiers with a horse laden with explosives in another on Sunday as Bogota vowed to beef up security in a violence-hit south-western state. US holds back millions in Pakistan aid The White House has confirmed it is holding back $US800 million in aid to Pakistan's military, citing a "difficult and complicated" relationship.
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Atlantis docks at space station for last time The space shuttle Atlantis has docked at the International Space Station for the last time, and astronauts will now spend a week unloading a year's worth of supplies. Atlantis prepares to dock with space station The crew of Atlantis is preparing to link up with the International Space Station as part of the final mission of the US space shuttle program. Taskforce to tackle hendra virus outbreak New South Wales and Queensland will work together to investigate and respond to the hendra virus following a recent spate of cases across both states.
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Irwin praises Cougar plant shutdown Environmental campaigner Bob Irwin has applauded a Queensland Government decision to shut down an underground coal gasification (UCG) project in the state's South Burnett region. Power station calls carbon tax plan 'very disturbing' The owner of the Hazelwood power station, in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, has described the Government's carbon tax plan as very disturbing. Carbon tax to be 'major cost' to QAL A shareholder in a central Queensland aluminium refinery says it has major concerns about the impact of the Federal Government's carbon tax plan.
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