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December 02, 2007

UK peers to meet Sudan president / Miliband bids to free Sudan teacher / British Muslim Peers in Sudan to Appeal for Jailed Teacher / Canadian Muslims enter Sudanese teddy debate

Links to various stories (and some other items) from over the past day that update, most recently, the previous batch:

(See also related blog posts by Andrew Heavens and Rob Crilly. - EJM)

From the AP...

From AFP...

By Andrew Heavens, for Reuters

From DPA

From the Press Association...

From the BBC...

From the UK's "Times"

From the UK's "Observer"...

From the UK's "Telegraph"...

From the UK's "Independent"

From the UK's "Sunday Herald"

From the UK's "Evening Standard"

From the UK's "Daily Express"

From the UK's "People"

From the "Liverpool Echo"...

From the "Irish Independent"...

From inthenews.co.uk

From thisishampshire.net

From the "Yorkshire Post"

From the UK's "Mirror"

From Sky News (UK)

From ITN

A video report from the UK's Channel 4

From CNN

By Bloomberg's Karl Maier

From Panapress

From the "New York Post"

From RTE

From VOA

From ABC News (U.S.)

From Sky News Australia

From the "National Post"

From the "St. Petersburg Times"

A "New York Daily News" editorial

A "[Phoenix] Arizona Republic" editorial

A "Fort Worth Star-Telegram" editorial

A "Toledo Blade" editorial

A Fort Myers "News-Press" column by Dan Warner

A "La Crosse [Wisc.] Tribune" column by Richard Mial

An "Enid [Okla.] News and Eagle" column by Jeff Mullin

A "Khaleej Times" column by Aijaz Zaka Syed

An "Ottawa Citizen" column by David Warren

A "Savannah Morning News" column by Edward Fulford

A "Midland [Mich.] Daily News" column by Ian Gray

A syndicated column by Mark Steyn

An "Examiner" column by James Kirchick

A "Santa Cruz Sentinel" op-ed by Laina Farhat Holzman

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