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• Former mayor receives two year sentence for underwear theft in Lancashire, England
• Ten US missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti
• Pakistan arrests 35 people suspected in US soldiers' death
• NATO oil tanker torched in Pakistan
• Wikinews Shorts: Feburary 3, 2010
• Ex-minister says UK Cabinet was "misled" about legality of Iraq war
• Poland issues EU warrant for Swede suspected of stealing Auschwitz sign
• Indiana Department of Homeland Security violates Wikipedia copyright
• Domestic stabbing suspect arrested in Massachusetts
• At least twelve die in Mogadishu attacks
• No people or animals hurt in rural Australian fire
• Tony Blair tells Iraq Inquiry he would invade again
• Two Iranians hanged over mosque bombing
• Canadian politician calls for terrorism inquiry into pie-throwing
• Victoria, Australia Police investigate suspicious fire near rural town

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• 7 February 2010: Former mayor receives two year sentence for underwear theft in Lancashire, England
• 5 February 2010: Ten US missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti
• 4 February 2010: Pakistan arrests 35 people suspected in US soldiers' death
• 3 February 2010: NATO oil tanker torched in Pakistan
• 3 February 2010: Wikinews Shorts: Feburary 3, 2010
• 3 February 2010: Ex-minister says UK Cabinet was "misled" about legality of Iraq war
• 3 February 2010: Poland issues EU warrant for Swede suspected of stealing Auschwitz sign
• 2 February 2010: Indiana Department of Homeland Security violates Wikipedia copyright
• 1 February 2010: Domestic stabbing suspect arrested in Massachusetts
• 30 January 2010: At least twelve die in Mogadishu attacks

Africa Wikinews Shorts: Feburary 3, 2010 At least twelve die in Mogadishu attacks Anglican bishop abducted in Nigeria Man throws shoe at President of Sudan during public conference Bomb explosion in Somaliland kills four cops Asia Pakistan arrests 35 people suspected in US soldiers' death NATO oil tanker torched in Pakistan Wikinews Shorts: Feburary 3, 2010 Blast in Pakistan kills one, injures ten Baghdad bombing kills several people, scores injured Central America Former Guatemalan president arrested Former Costa Rican president sentenced to jail on charges of corruption Drug cartel and police shootouts erupt in Mexico Tourists evacuated following shootout between Mexican army and drug hitmen Guatemala arrests Twitter user for inciting financial panic Europe Dead children found in car in Sussex, UK Seventeen-year-old shot dead in Merseyside, England UK Attorney General Lord Goldsmith admits to changing mind over Iraq war UK cabinet minister Jack Straw ignored advice that Iraq invasion was illegal McDonald's unfairly dismissed worker for giving a colleague free cheese, says Dutch court

Middle East Two Iranians hanged over mosque bombing Baghdad bombing kills several people, scores injured Iraq executes "Chemical Ali" Trial begins for Canadian soldier accused of murder in battlefield killing Bomb explosions kill several people in central Baghdad North America Ten US missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti Wikinews Shorts: Feburary 3, 2010 Canadian politician calls for terrorism inquiry into pie-throwing Trial begins for Canadian soldier accused of murder in battlefield killing US flight from Washington, DC diverted after man reportedly tries to open door Oceania No people or animals hurt in rural Australian fire Victoria, Australia Police investigate suspicious fire near rural town Man caught driving 111 kph over limit in Australia Senator Xenophon of Australia calls for criminal investigation into Scientology Christchurch, NZ man admits murdering wife and neighbour and having sex with bodies South America More than 300 arrested in over two days after US drug operation Gun battle between gang members and police kills 12 in Rio de Janeiro Protests in Ecuador kill one, injure 49 Bomb threat delayed an Air France flight to Paris days before Flight 447 crashed Peruvian rebels kill thirteen soldiers

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