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Breaking News: Bush arrives in New York...FBI release list of 100 people they want to question about the attacks...BA given go-ahead to resume flights to US...

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	Powell's warning to Taliban US Secretary of State Colin Powell says innocent people are being killed by those providing a haven to people like Osama bin Laden. More Bush: Conflict will end 'on our terms' Bush calls out National Guard ... Mandela urges caution over revenge strikes . . . Russia offers help - but no entry to Nato troops...
Meanwhile, Afghanistan is warning of revenge if the US attacks the Taliban who are harbouring Osama bin Laden. More

FBI names 100 people wanted for questioning The FBI wants to talk to 100 people who may have information about the US terror attacks. More Pentagon plane black boxes recovered 12 held at airport innocent says senator
Belgians investigate links between arrested man and Bin Laden ... Australia launches armed sky guard plan for US flights . . . Iranian deportee phoned warnings, say German police... Philippine hotel raided in connection with attacks...

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	Survivors can still be found: Mayor Giuliani New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani says he believes survivors can still be found in the ruins of the World Trade Centre. Story and pictures Boss breaks down as 700 staff feared dead
More than $100 million in gold buried under rubble . . . Rescuers play down survival hopes Story and pictures . . . Memorial begins to take shape: Story and pictures . . .

The world in tribute The Queen joins hundreds of Britons and Americans at a service of remembrance at St Paul's Cathedral. Story with pictures Mourning brings US to standstill Europe in mourning
London shares lose £43 billion in a day . . . Thief targets pensioner during silence . . . Air links to America open again . . . Britain's first state-funded Islam school closes over harassment fear . . . 'Threats against Muslims growing' in UK ... 16,000 calls made in UK from people desperate for news . . .

"...the pain is not only felt by relatives of those involved but is experienced by those around the world."
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	No blind reprisals: Nato chief Nato chief Lord Robertson says the alliance will not lash out blindly in revenge for the terrorist attacks. More Blair condemns 'hideous and foul' attacks Europeans get edgy over war mania Straw pledges funds for victims
A Tory MP tells the Commons that the sister of prime suspect Osama bin Laden is living in Britain. Full story

Video reports

Live video: The first plane hits the World Trade Centre
Live video: The second crash and its aftermath
Live video: Third building collapses
Ananova's latest picture bulletin update

New Yorkers 'buying up pictures of old skyline' New Yorkers are reportedly buying up pictures of the city's old skyline featuring the World Trade Centre, with posters, key rings, T-shirts and any items showing the twin towers selling fast. More

Helpline numbers

UK numbers:
Foreign Office: 020 7008 0000
American Airlines: 08457 789789

US numbers:
American Airlines: 00 1-800-245-0999
United Airlines: 00 1-800-932-8555
Number for families of victims and survivors: 00 1-800-331-0075

World Trade Centre businesses:
Companies release numbers for worried relatives

Websites:
Condolence register
Websites list survivors
UK Online emergency website
World Trade Centre and Pentagon emergency website
Dotcoms accepting donations for victims of attacks

Names of victims:
American Airlines release names of crash victims

Today's other headlines

Duncan Smith names more shadow ministers Iain Duncan Smith has chosen the bulk of his shadow cabinet team. Michael Ancram, Michael Howard, Tim Yeo and former leadership rival David Davis are among those appointed. Full story

Teenage sex 'menace' sentenced
A 15-year-old boy who carried out a string of terrifying sex attacks has been sentenced to a 12-month detention and training order. More

Bullying cadets ordered to compensate victims
Two former grammar school boys who carried out bullying attacks on children as young as 13 at a cadet camp have been ordered to compensate their victims. More

UK news

British Airways resumes flights to US 'immediately'
Tesco's withdraws tainted almond fingers
Bullying cadets ordered to compensate victims
'Threats against Muslims growing'
Sex Pistols named in best punk single award
Boy gets life-saving surgery thanks to his sister
More UK news stories

World news

Bush arrives to view shattered New York
FBI has names of 100 people it wants to question
Afghan opposition leader 'is dead'
Colin Powell sends message to Taliban
Readers give more of their views on Question Time
Mourning brings US to a standstill
More world stories

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