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Flights to U.S. cancelled over security concerns British Airways, Air France and Continental canceled flights from Europe after U.S. officials raised concerns about the possibility of terrorist attacks. Close ally of Chirac guilty in jobs case Alain Juppé is set to be banned from public office after being found guilty of illegal party financing. Journalists fear harm from report on BBC The Hutton report and Dyke's resignation angered many BBC staff members, and alarmed other journalists. Cannibal convicted of manslaughter The conviction on a lesser charge means that Meiwes could be released in less than five years. U.S. struggles to calm Turks Turkey and other neighbors fear that an Iraq split up into ethnic enclaves could stir up their own restive minorities. UN holds off on setting Cyprus talks Pressure is growing for rivals to accept a power-sharing blueprint that would usher a united Cyprus into the EU. Sweden to limit benefits The Swedish Migration Board expects 10,000 to 20,000 work permit applications, mainly from people in Poland and the Baltic republics. On arms expert's Iraq report, Europe sniffs and shrugs Kay's testimony Wednesday before a U.S. Senate committee created less derision in places like Poland. Additional Headlines The Daily Telegraph (Britain): Iraq's weapons mystery In Brief UN meeting considers plans to end hunger Schröder to meet Bush for talks at White House Russian nuclear forces plan huge war exercise Berlusconi trial is set to resume on April 16 Business Europe Has the Swiss economy stopped ticking? Sanofi workers protest sale of a drug factory Yukos earnings climb despite probe Dutch arrest 52 in Internet e-mail scam

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