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Updated on: Sunday 13 August 2006, 21:40 Makka Time, 18:40 GMT   Israel approves UN ceasefire deal The Israeli cabinet has approved a UN resolution calling for a halt to the month-old war in southern Lebanon. FULL STORY •  Palestinians see Nasrallah as new hero •  Red Cross: Civilian deaths unacceptable •  Hezbollah downs Israeli helicopter •  Middle East leaders support resolution •  Israel asks US for new missiles •  Full text: UN Lebanon resolution Deadly rocket attack hits Baghdad First pictures of recovering Castro China typhoon death toll rises Sri Lanka fighting rages after truce offer Arab World more •  US detains scores in Baghdad sweep •  Bomber kills dozens near Najaf shrine •  Rafah border crossing closes again •  Israeli strike on Gaza camp kills three •  Three US soldiers killed in Iraq •  Islamists seize key Somali town •  UN: Darfur peace deal has failed •  US soldiers could be court-martialled Global more •  Kabila lead slips in Congo vote count •  Kidnapped journalist in Brazil TV plea •  Gaza hopes fade after withdrawal •  Displaced Darfuris reject peace deal •  India steps up independence day vigil •  Nigeria hands territory to Cameroon •  UK bomb plot suspects' assets frozen •  US warning prompts Indian terror alert Economy more •  Indian state bans Pepsi and Coke •  BP shutdown shakes oil markets •  Google forges MySpace search deal •  Zimbabweans shop to dispose cash Science & Technology more •  3D peek at the dawn of life •  Gates gives $500m to treat Aids •  Monet art 'to reveal London pollution' •  UN sounds Lebanon oil spill alarm Culture more •  Malaysia gallery seeks ghost busters •  Cuba threatens satellite crackdown •  Reality tempers SA women's hopes •  'Aggression' slur angers Maoris Crisis in Lebanon more •  Timeline: Lebanon conflict •  Arab-Jewish tensions rise in Israel •  Lebanese dead going unburied •  Have your say on the Lebanese crisis Cartoons STATUE OF LIBERTY Drawing by Shujaat 26/07/2006 See more cartoons Opinion Sunni, Shia and US ME politics by Laith Saud •  US has to choose: Israel or the ME •  Watching American TV in Beirut •  A way out of the Gaza crisis

In pictures Refugees flee Sri Lanka fighting – Photos by Jody Sabral  Interviews "They want the lynch mob to humiliate you"      Features After Castro Cubans look to an uncertain future   Lucia Newman Laptop revolution Taking technology to the developing world Greg Norman Uneasy bedfellows Can Alan Garcia and Hugo Chavez get along? Dima Khatib Justice delayed Bringing the masters of the killing fields to account Greg Norman Under assault Sri Lanka's Muslims feel pain of escalating conflict Jonathan Gorvett Brazilian ballet Dancing and dreaming in the slums of Rio de Janiero Gibby Zobel   Most Emailed Stories •  New Saudi opposition group formed •  Indian state bans Pepsi and Coke •  Elephants 'pay respects' to the dead •  Israel asks US for new missiles •  US troops 'assault Kirkuk journalists'

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