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    INCREASING ANGER OVER PUBLIC BEING MISLED IN RUN UP TO IRAQ INVASION
    June 29, 2003 - UK

    As the row over statements made by the British Prime Minister in the run up to Iraq Invasion telling the British People that "Saddam could launch weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes of the order being launched" continue government ministers are coming under increasing pressure from the British Press including the BBC to tell the truth. The Government Foreign Affairs Committee's report will vindicate the government which leaves the question of Did the government mislead the British Public ? or Are the British intelligence services so inept that the reports they provided were completely wrong as no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq ?. One of the above must be true from the facts !!!.

    APPLE IPHONE RELEASED
    June 29, 2007 - United States

    The first Apple iPhones went on sale in stores for the first time as people lined up and waited outside shops for days. The long anticipated phone featured a touch-screen with no keyboard, wi-fi access, a camera, and the ability to browse the web. Apple stated that they hoped they would take hold a significant portion of the mobile phone market with the immensely popular iPhone.

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