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Newyddion 		Saturday, 7 October, 2000, 07:32 GMT 08:32 UK

Belgrade celebrations Army backs Kostunica
 Yugoslavia's army endorses Vojislav Kostunica as president following the toppling of Slobodan Milosevic.
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Soldiers at Tomb of Joseph Israel evacuates flashpoint tomb
 Israeli troops withdraw from a Jewish holy site in the West Bank town of Nablus, in an attempt to defuse tension after days of bloodshed.
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England and Germany prepare for a World Cup clash that will end 77 years of history under Wembley's twin towers.
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UK boosts Sierra Leone force
The UK Government is set to announce an increase in Britain's military commitment to Sierra Leone after pressure from the UN.

Trimble to face party critics
 The Ulster Unionist leader is to address his party's conference amid growing internal dissent and uncertainty about the Northern Ireland peace process.

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