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Updated on: Friday 23 June 2006, 15:34 Makka Time, 12:34 GMT  

Mosque blast blow to Iraq treasures

The 1000-year-old mosque of Ana in Iraq has been blown up by unknown attackers in the latest of a series of attacks on Abbasid historical sites.  FULL STORY

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