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Plan involves talks between authorities and the opposition to end the uprising against President Assad's rule.
President Bashar al-Assad tells a British newspaper that any intervention in Syria would "burn the whole region".
British Muslims' reaction to the riots should dispel any continued demonisation in the media.
Stigmatising Muslim organisations is not an effective way to counter radicalisation from scholars like Anwar al-Awlaki.
Robert Lambert
Legal and medical figures call for new inquest into death of WMD inspector in 2003.

Andrew Gilligan, whose radio report  triggered the row between Downing Street and the BBC that preceded the suicide of Iraqi weapons expert David Kelly, has resigned.

It was called the most crucial 48 hours of his political career with the potential of bringing his government down, but British Prime Minister Tony Blair has emerged from it, for the most part, unscathed.

Odai Sirri

The chairman of the BBC has resigned and the broadcaster apologised for some of its reporting on the buildup to the war in Iraq after an inquiry by a senior judge lambasted the corporation.

A judicial inquiry into the suicide of Iraqi weapons expert David Kelly has cleared the UK government of "dishonourable conduct" according to a British tabloid.
Any attempt by the BBC to sack or discipline the reporter at the centre of the Hutton report will trigger an industrial dispute, a union leader has warned.
Arthur Neslen in London
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