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Updated on: Thursday 11 August 2005, 3:26 Makka Time, 0:26 GMT   Iran removes UN seals at atomic plant Iran has removed seals placed by the UN nuclear watchdog at a key atomic plant, allowing the facility to return to full capacity and raising the stakes in a stand-off with the international community. FULL STORY •  UN nuclear agency meets on Iran •  Iranian nuclear restart alarms EU3 •  US may block Ahmadinejad visit to UN Six US soldiers killed in Iraq attacks Iraq war makes US Army unattractive Settler supporters rally in Jerusalem Annan promises stringent UN checks Arab World more •  Garang successor arrives in Khartoum •  Mauritania junta names government •  Saudi frees ex-Guantanamo inmates •  Britain, Jordan in deportation deal Global more •  Pentagon investigates 9-11 claim •  Half of oil-for-food firms paid bribes •  Niger president denies famine •  US soldier killed in Afghan attack Economy more •  Oil prices touch new high •  Israel investors see boost in pullout •  Lebanon sees tourism slump •  Malaysia seeks stars to boost tourism Science & Technology more •  Space shuttle lands safely in California •  Human cloning debate revived •  Angola intensifies fight against polio •  Astronomers detect Sun's '10th planet' Culture more •  Languages in danger of dying out •  Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer dies •  US county passes law on halal meat •  China tightens control over culture Special Reports more •  Taysir Alluni: A reporter behind bars •  In pursuit of Arab reform •  Palestine: The people and the land •  Iraq under occupation Cartoons DEMOLITION MEN Drawing by Shujaat 05/07/2005 See more cartoons Opinion Is Iraq war fueling the GCC's economic boom? by Emilie Rutledge •  Yuan float a move towards new currency zone •  Al-Qaida: The wrong answers •  Will US keep letting Israel sell arms?

Interviews Former British spy: 'We need to find the most effective way to break a cycle of violence'    Palestinian pullout official: 'Security dictates everything of importance'   In pictures Baghdad sandstorm Hiroshima remembered  Features Beauty and the beasts Oman offers tourists rich cultural heritage, wildlife Shaheen Chugtai Unanswered questions Brazil family seeks justice  in London police killing Gibby Zobel Net of restrictions Israeli controls threaten Gaza fishermen's livelihood Laila El-Haddad Driven by hardship Turkish truckers brave dangers on Iraq roads Jonathan Gorvett Most Emailed Stories •  Famed S African Muslim scholar dies •  US county passes law on halal meat •  Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer dies •  Interview: Fostering Muslim-West dialogue •  Iraqis, US troops among many killed

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