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September 11 Web Archive Collection

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 Saturday, 15 September, 2001, 21:43 GMT 22:43 UK

World Trade Center ablaze Bush says US is at war
 The US president says the "barbarians" who have declared war on the American people have chosen their own destruction.
Also:
Analysis: Building a coalition
America's invisible enemy
FBI makes its first arrest
Q&A: Striking back
Pakistan 'will comply' on terror


Taleban soldier Taleban threatens to retaliate
 Afghanistan's Taleban regime says it will strike back at any country that helps the United States to launch an attack against it.
Also:
Fears of Afghan crisis
Who is Osama Bin Laden?
Bin Laden's command structure


Rescuers New York reopening for business
 The number of people missing in New York's financial district rises to almost 5,000 as the stock exchange prepares to reopen on Monday.
Also:
In pictures: Bush at ground zero
World mourns US victims
Europe mourns with US


Chaos as hundreds queue for flights
 Many transatlantic passengers remain stranded at UK airports, in spite of the resumption of flights to and from the US.

Israel strikes at Gaza
Israel attacks Palestinian targets across the Gaza Strip, overshadowing hopes that ceasefire talks could still take place.

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AFRICA
Kenya mourns with US
 		EUROPE
Europe hunts for US clues
AMERICAS
FBI makes its first arrest
 		MIDDLE EAST
Sharon scraps Mid-East talks
ASIA-PACIFIC
Breakthrough in China-WTO talks
 		SOUTH ASIA
Pakistan 'will comply' on terror


SPORT NEWS

Zanardi 'critical' after crash
Two-time Cart champion Alex Zanardi loses both his legs in a high-speed crash at the American Memorial 500.


TOP STORIES AROUND THE UK

BBC chief apologises for terror debate
BBC director general Greg Dyke apologises for the 'inappropriate' Question Time show on the US attacks.

Proms tribute to US victims
The Last Night of the Proms is broadcast across the US for the first time and features the American national anthem.

UK POLITICS

Blair holds attack talks
Prime Minister Tony Blair is holding telephone talks with world leaders on Saturday to further discuss the US attacks.

BUSINESS

World airlines resume US flights
International carriers rebuild their services to the US as American skies are opened to foreign aircraft.

ENTERTAINMENT

Farm Aid cancelled
The Farm Aid benefit concert in aid of farmers hit by the foot-and-mouth crisis has been cancelled in the light of events in the US.

SCI/TECH

FBI probes ISPs for clues
The FBI scours e-mail accounts for clues as to who might have been behind the attacks on New York City and Washington.

HEALTH

Gene 'protects human life'
Scientists have uncovered evidence that one specific gene may play a crucial role in preserving human life.

EDUCATION

Tackling the school admissions maze
Education correspondent Mike Baker considers plans to reform the struggle to get a school place in England.

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Thousands of FBI agents are piecing together the jigsaw which they hope will lead them to those behind terror attacks
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With a new week looming, New York is struggling to return to normal
NY's stunned silence

UK-based Afghans fear retaliation after Tuesday's terrorist attacks in the US
Afghans fear reprisals

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Mayor Rudy Giuliani demonstrates his powers of leadership as New York struggles after the terrorist attacksStanding firm
Mayor Rudy Giuliani rises to the challenge

Hundreds of people visit the US embassy in London to pay their respects to the victims of Tuesday's attacksLondon tributes
Hundreds visit US embassy to pay their respects

The head of the anti-Taleban opposition, Ahmed Shah Masood, has died Taleban foe
Head of Afghan opposition dies from injuries

Uneasy alliance
How far can Arab states support US retaliation?
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