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Morning News
Iraq | The number of deaths among Iraqi civilians, police and insurgents fell sharply, and the monthly death toll for U.S. troops hit its lowest since 2004 |
Israel
Israel sends back Hezbollah spy
Nissim Nasser, an Israeli citizen convicted of spying in 2002, has been deported to Lebanon, amid rumours it might be part of a prisoner swap
New York
Jamaica's Bolt is world's fastest man Usain Bolt set a new 100 meters world record of 9.72 seconds at an international meeting, trimming 0.02 second off the previous record
Milan
Contador powers to Giro d'Italia victory Tour de France champion is the first non-Italian to ride to victory in the three-week stage race since 1996. He finished 1 min. 57 sec. ahead of Ricco
Day News
Macedonia | Nikola Gruevski has declared victory in the parliamentary election after a vote that was marred by gunbattles that left one person dead |
Paris 
| Yves Saint Laurent was considered by many as the greatest fashion designer of the 20th Century. He was 71 |
Myanmar
Gates could withdraw Navy ships U.S. Defense Secretary will make a decision within days to withdraw U.S. ships from the coast of Myanmar, after junta 'neglect'
Evening News
Australia
Australia ends operations in Iraq| One of the first countries to commit troops to the war 5 years ago, has ended its operations there |
Jerusalem | Israel has approved the construction of almost 884 new homes in East Jerusalem, 121 of them in Har Homa; the rest will be in Pisgat Zeev |
Japan
San Francisco Bay Area , June 1, 2008 Timeline
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