Can a cut-glass Brit cut Kitty Kelley to the quick? Not if she sees him coming

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US author Kitty Kelley has been criticized by some observers for her book 'The Royals,' a biography of the British Royal Family. It is claimed that the book uses extremely unreliable sources, and in some cases sources which do not exist at all. The book has attracted so much controversy that it has not even been put on sale in the UK. However, Kelley has been defending herself very ably, and sales of the book have reached extremely high levels.

Portrayals, Public opinion, Royal houses, Kelley, Kitty

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General croons as his soldiers preside over the death of Dili

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The situation in Dili, East Timor, remains critical. Many buildings have been destroyed, and it is believed that up to 400,000 people have fled into the hills, where they are in danger of starving to death. A further 100,000 have been forcibly evacuated to West Timor, and there are reports of widespread killing. The United Nations is seeking to regain control of the situation, but its efforts are being hampered by the Indonesian authorities.

Political aspects, International relations, Indonesia, Civil war, United Nations, East Timor, Indonesian foreign relations

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