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Beirut Police Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Pelting Stones Near Parliament
Lebanese police fired tear gas to try to disperse rock-throwing protesters blocking a road near parliament in Beirut on Sunday in a second day of anti-government demonstrations triggered by last week's devastating explosion.
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Lebanon Arrests Driver Over Murder Of British Embassy Worker
Lebanese police on Monday arrested a driver suspected of killing British embassy worker Rebecca Dykes after trying to rape her, according to officials and the national news agency.
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In YouTube Video, 'Prankster' Threatens to Behead Children, Arrested
Lebanese police have arrested a man who staged a sick prank by filming himself threatening to behead three Syrian refugee children left in his care, a security official told AFP on Saturday.
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Lebanese Premier Urges Calm Over Captive Soldiers
Lebanese Prime Minister Tammam Salam is pleading for calm as anger swells in his country over the continued capture of soldiers and police by militants in Syria.
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Syria Rebels Raid Lebanese Town, Capture Soldiers
Syrian rebels crossed into Lebanon on Saturday, raiding a border town and capturing several soldiers and police officers, a Lebanese army general said.
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Suicide Bomber Wounds 10 in Beirut Hotel as Police Move In
A man blew himself up in a Beirut hotel on Wednesday as security forces stormed his room, killing himself and wounding 10 other people, a senior Lebanese official said.
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Lebanese Ambassador Dies in South Korea Car Accident
Police in South Korea say Lebanon's ambassador to the Asian country has died in a car accident.
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Lebanese man 'caught' trying to buy immigrant's liver
Police in Spain arrested a rich Lebanese man suspected of trying to buy the healthy liver of a poor immigrant to receive it as a transplant, officials said on Wednesday.
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Indie Lebanese band voices hopes of Arab youth
Hundreds of young Arabs joyfully screamed out obscenities, encouraged by the handsome, gay Lebanese lead singer at the concert in Jordan's capital. Police looked on worriedly. People outside asked what was going on.
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Beirut Police Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Pelting Stones Near Parliament
Lebanese police fired tear gas to try to disperse rock-throwing protesters blocking a road near parliament in Beirut on Sunday in a second day of anti-government demonstrations triggered by last week's devastating explosion.
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Lebanon Arrests Driver Over Murder Of British Embassy Worker
Lebanese police on Monday arrested a driver suspected of killing British embassy worker Rebecca Dykes after trying to rape her, according to officials and the national news agency.
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In YouTube Video, 'Prankster' Threatens to Behead Children, Arrested
Lebanese police have arrested a man who staged a sick prank by filming himself threatening to behead three Syrian refugee children left in his care, a security official told AFP on Saturday.
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Lebanese Premier Urges Calm Over Captive Soldiers
Lebanese Prime Minister Tammam Salam is pleading for calm as anger swells in his country over the continued capture of soldiers and police by militants in Syria.
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Syria Rebels Raid Lebanese Town, Capture Soldiers
Syrian rebels crossed into Lebanon on Saturday, raiding a border town and capturing several soldiers and police officers, a Lebanese army general said.
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Suicide Bomber Wounds 10 in Beirut Hotel as Police Move In
A man blew himself up in a Beirut hotel on Wednesday as security forces stormed his room, killing himself and wounding 10 other people, a senior Lebanese official said.
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Lebanese Ambassador Dies in South Korea Car Accident
Police in South Korea say Lebanon's ambassador to the Asian country has died in a car accident.
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Lebanese man 'caught' trying to buy immigrant's liver
Police in Spain arrested a rich Lebanese man suspected of trying to buy the healthy liver of a poor immigrant to receive it as a transplant, officials said on Wednesday.
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Indie Lebanese band voices hopes of Arab youth
Hundreds of young Arabs joyfully screamed out obscenities, encouraged by the handsome, gay Lebanese lead singer at the concert in Jordan's capital. Police looked on worriedly. People outside asked what was going on.
