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Tuesday August 03 2004


		'We are a nation in danger' Bush ends opposition to reforms urged by 9/11 commission. Pakistan arrests revealed US targets Analysis: Julian Borger Interactive guide: US terror alerts What the UK papers say Special report: United States

		Private schools bill shambles Proposals to tighten charitable status rules 'a dog's breakfast'. EducationGuardian.co.uk

		Get a life James Meek steps into the strange world of online fantasy games. More from the Online team

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Nasa launches Mercury mission Space: First mission in 30 years to the planet nearest the sun will attempt to solve some of its mysteries. Special report: space exploration

Labour membership halved since 1997 poll win Politics: Senior party figures concerned at continuing slide in numbers as 25,000 leave in last six months. Inequality 'up under Labour' Leader: What is the point? Guardian Unlimited Politics

Turkish truck firms pull out of Iraq World: Turkish lorry owners suspend Iraq trips in an attempt to secure release of two drivers held hostage. Muslim leaders condemn attacks on Iraqi Christians Leader: Seeking a better way Special report: Iraq More world news

Ryanair reiterates budget 'bloodbath' warning Business: Europe's largest discount airline sees signs of the winter 'bloodbath' it has predicted as fares are cut. Special report: the airline industry More business news

Chaos at FA as critics call for chairman's head Football: Sven-Goran Eriksson returns to the Football Association to find his position strengthened. Cartoon: Martin Rowson Fleet Street veteran who fell for a tabloid turnover Thompson next on the block Guardian Unlimited Football

Siôn Jenkins freed on bail UK: Strict terms for ex-teacher facing new murder trial. Special report: crime More UK news

Rate threat to homeowners Money: Strong recovery by manufacturing industry fuels speculation that cost of borrowing could hit 5%. Guardian Unlimited Money

Warning to patients on cancer therapies Society: Alternative 'cures' on internet put thousands at risk, says scientist. SocietyGuardian.co.uk

Fears for tiers Education: Peter Hetherington reports on a battle over middle school closures that has divided a community. EducationGuardian.co.uk

Steve Jobs optimistic after cancer operation Online: Apple Computer's boss is recovering from surgery to remove a cancerous tumour from his pancreas. More from the Online team

A threat to democracy Comment: Basic freedoms to protest are being undermined by anti-terror legislation, says George Monbiot. Special report: terrorism threat to UK Today's comment and analysis

Artists' squat to become cultural venue Arts: An illegal Parisian artists' squat is to be transformed into an official and permanent cultural centre. Guardian Unlimited Arts

Greeks fear Olympic rip-offs Sport: Greek authorities offer tourists price lists in a bid to stop unscrupulous local traders ripping them off. Special report: Athens 2004 Guardian Unlimited Sport

Burma's new leader imposes martial law From the archive: On this day in 1988, Sein Lwin imposed martial law. This is how the Guardian reported the event. More from the Guardian archive

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