Friendly fire death ruled unlawful
LONDON (Reuters) - A British coroner ruled on Friday that a U.S. friendly fire air strike that killed a British soldier was "criminal", a scathing verdict in a case that has exposed rifts between the Iraq allies. Full Article
Stroking tigers
Welcome to a petting zoo with a difference. No sheep or llamas here -- visitors pay to stroke tigers like the "unpredictable" Lightning. Full Article
Blair warns Scots on nationalists
LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Tony Blair warned Scottish voters on Friday of the economic risks of backing nationalists at May elections in which the Labour Party risks losing control of the Edinburgh parliament. Full Article
CIA operative speaks out on scandal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The CIA officer at the heart of the criminal probe that reached deep into the White House told U.S. lawmakers on Friday that senior officials at the White House and U.S. State Department "carelessly and recklessly" blew her cover to discredit her diplomat husband. Full Article | Video
England open campaign
England take on New Zealand in their first group game of the Cricket World Cup. England batted first after New Zealand won the toss. Full Article
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