News Headlines - 01 November 2013
▽ekathimerini.com | The attack on Golden Dawn poses a serious challenge
The attack on Golden Dawn's offices in the Neo Iraklion district of Athens poses a serious challenge for our society, our state and political system. The danger of instability is great and it will take clear-headedness and meticulous dedication to the law and institutional procedures to keep the situation under control.
▽Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud killed: US officials - Hindustan Times
A US drone strike on Friday killed Pakistani Taliban commander Hakimullah Mehsud in the northwest of the country, security and insurgent sources said, dealing a major blow to the militant network.
▽Snowden Appeals to U.S. for Clemency - NYTimes.com
Edward J. Snowden, the fugitive American security contractor granted asylum by Russia, has appealed to Washington to stop treating him like a traitor for revealing that the United States has been eavesdropping on its allies, a German politician who met with Mr. Snowden said on Friday.
▽Hacking royal phones led to Prince Harry Sandhurst essay story, trial hears | The Guardian
Hacking the phones of royal staff led the News of the World to run a story that Prince Harry had broken the rules at Sandhurst by asking an aide for help with an essay, the jury in the phone-hacking trial was been told.
CONSTRUCTION of Hitachi's train factory in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham will offer North-East firms the chance to share in a multi-million pounds contracts bonanza. Business Editor Andy Richardson asked ministers and train bosses how the region can take advantage of the landmark project.
