UCF Journo
Friday 3rd September 2010
The UN says 900 million people have no access to safe drinking water.
Hillary Clinton arrives in Moscow as anger over Israeli settlements hinders peace progress.
A French policeman dies in a shootout near Paris involving suspected Basque separatists.
Two British soldiers die in an explosion in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
The Thai economy is strengthening despite protests in Bangkok.
Oil prices rise to more than $80 a barrel as petroleum-producing countries meet in Vienna.
South African President Zuma arrives in the UK amid a torrent of insults.
Greece, Spain and Ireland are still among the worst hit by the recession in Europe.
Four cups of coffee a day could lower heart palpitations, reveals a new study.
General Motors recalls 1.3 million cars as Ford sees sales rise.
