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Sour grapes as Kiwis win wine title
THERE may be a few sour grapes after New Zealand wiped the floor with Australia and South Africa in the annual Tri Nations Wine Challenge in Sydney.
Cnet

`Tighter grip on economy needed`
Most people want governments to take more control over regulation and running of national economies, a BBC poll finds.
BBC

54 US-bound migrants detained at Costa Rican coast
Costa Rican authorities detained 54 U.S.-bound migrants from Africa and Nepal after their boat arrived on the Central american country's coast, officials said Sunday. Authorities were treating some of the migrants for dehydration after several days at sea and...
SF Gate

The Proms, Royal Albert Hall, London
The Last Night of the BBC Proms reached the widest global audience yet, with countries as far afield as China, Japan, Belarus and Egypt signed up for the television broadcast, writes Richard Fairman
FT

TV product placement approved
A lifting of the ban on product placement on British TV shows is expected to be announced next week, but it will stay for the BBC.
BBC

US could shift Afghanistan focus towards east
Senior military officials said to believe Taliban's ability to find sanctuary across border with Pakistan has made move essentialThe primary focus of the US war strategy in Afghanistan could shift towards the eastern provinces bordering Pakistan and away from the south of the country, where British forces are heavily engaged, under a plan being finalised by commanders.Senior military officials are said to believe the Afghan Taliban's ability to find sanctuary and support across the porous border with Pakistan - plus the suspected presence in the lawless tribal Waziristan area of al-Qaida leaders including Osama bin Laden - has made a bigger effort in the east essential if the insurgency is to be defeated.Any move by General Stanley McChrystal, the US and Nato commander in Afghanistan, to concentrate firepower and resources away from Helmand, in the south, could be resisted by British commanders leading an increasingly lethal struggle with insurgents there.Additional US military pressur
Guardian

UK may be sidelined in Afghan strategy
Senior military officials said to believe Taliban's ability to find sanctuary across border with Pakistan has made move essentialThe primary focus of the US war strategy in Afghanistan could shift towards the eastern provinces bordering Pakistan and away from the south of the country, where British forces are heavily engaged, under a plan being finalised by commanders.Senior military officials are said to believe the Afghan Taliban's ability to find sanctuary and support across the porous border with Pakistan - plus the suspected presence in the lawless tribal Waziristan area of al-Qaida leaders including Osama bin Laden - has made a bigger effort in the east essential if the insurgency is to be defeated.Any move by General Stanley McChrystal, the US and Nato commander in Afghanistan, to concentrate firepower and resources away from Helmand, in the south, could be resisted by British commanders leading an increasingly lethal struggle with insurgents there.Additional US military pressur
Guardian

Iran again rules out talks on its nuclear ``rights``
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran will not negotiate about its nuclear 'rights,' President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Sunday, after the United States said it would focus on the Islamic state's atomic activities in upcoming talks with Tehran.
Reuters

BBC may sell slice of £1bn Worldwide division
The Guardian, Liberal daily, London, England
World Press

Is City-Wide Wi-Fi a Dead Idea?
An anonymous reader writes 'Remember all those projects to cover cities with Wi-Fi? The BBC wants to know what happened to them. When it comes to underground wireless data access, there are obvious issues regarding implementing a wireless infrastructure in underground stations and tunnels, but above ground the BBC suggests that it may be other advancements, such as Wimax, that have made Wi-Fi a less attractive solution. PCMag, on the other hand, suggests that public Wi-Fi isn't dead at all and will make a comeback due to the increasing popularity of Wi-Fi-enabled smartphones. So, will city-wide Wi-Fi make a real comeback, or have other technologies, such as Wimax or 4G, killed the concept for good?' of this story at Slashdot.
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