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An Iraqi boy looks at a body next to a burned-out car on a Baghdad street following an air strike on the city yesterday. At least 15 people were killed and 30 wounded in an apparent US air strike on a residential and commercial street

An Iraqi boy looks at a body next to a burned-out car on a Baghdad street following an air strike on the city yesterday. At least 15 people were killed and 30 wounded in an apparent US air strike on a residential and commercial street


Photograph: Goran Tomasevic?Reuters
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    The level of consumer prices in the Republic is now more than 12 per cent above the euro zone average, highlighting a sharp deterioration in competitiveness, the Central Bank has warned, writes Cliff Taylor , Economics Editor
  • Major battle looms as Iraqi forces move south

    The expected major confrontation between US-led coalition forces and Iraqi troops drew closer late last night as a contingent of the Republican Guard headed south from Baghdad in a 1,000-vehicle convoy, under cover of a  sandstorm, toward US Marines in central Iraq.
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    There were body parts and pools of blood on the pavements of ash-Shaab, a working class suburb of north-west Baghdad yesterday, after a US aircraft is believed to have fired two missiles into a busy shopping and residential area. Lara Marlowe hears witnesses tell of the attack on the ash-Shaab market
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  • Crisis in Iraq must not stall reforms, Turkey told

    The European Commission yesterday proposed doubling aid to Turkey over the next three years but said its EU candidacy would be jeopardised if it intervened in Iraq or used the crisis to stall political reforms. p
  • Suspect in bombings heads to US for trial

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    Six weeks ago when the FAI unveiled him as their new man he may well have believed he had just landed the best job in the world but as the build up to Brian Kerr's first competitive match as manager of the Ireland team rumbled on yesterday it's hard to imagine that, at a stretch, the Dubliner couldn't think of a few handier numbers just now. p
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    The Irish Times debate: Should an EU treaty contain a social dimension? No says Maria Cronin of IBEC. Yes says Robin Hanan of the Anti-PovertyNetwork p
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