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THATCHER SPEAKS OUT ON TERROR
Baroness Thatcher has criticised the response of British Muslim leaders to the attacks on America.
TALEBAN ACCUSE JOURNALIST OF BEING IN SAS
The Taleban have accused Yvonne Ridley, the British journalist being held in Afghanistan, of being a member of a special forces unit.
STRIKE FEAR AS PO CUTS 15,000 JOBS
A "financial crisis" within the Post Office that has forced it to make £1.2 billion in savings will lead to the loss of 15,000 jobs and threatens to trigger nationwide postal strikes.
PLANS FOR DIRECTORS IN FEAR OF ATTACK TO HIDE ADDRESSES
Company directors living in fear of attacks from terror groups will be able to hide their home addresses from the public if proposals made yesterday by the Department of Trade and Industry become law.
BA PASSENGER NUMBERS SEE 30% DECLINE AFTER ATROCITIES
British Airways yesterday confirmed a big drop in passengers in the aftermath of the US attacks and said that bookings for October are down by as much as 30 per cent on this time last year.
Story filed: 00:44 Thursday 4th October 2001
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