UK LTTE fronts in major larceny

Millions of pounds transferred to LTTE tax-free

It emerged yesterday that LTTE front organisations which act as charities have defrauded the British Government to the tune of several million pounds.

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Global community condemns LTTE suicide attack on unarmed sailors

Fighter jets of the Sri Lanka Air Force hit identified LTTE targets in Mullaitivu and a military base in Mankulam as the international community closed ranks to raise their voice against the LTTE's barbaric suicide attack targeting unarmed sailors, killing 98 of them and wounding a hundred more.

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Govt, Opposition work in unison amid TNA din

The Government and the main Opposition yesterday conducted the main business in Parliament despite the uproar created in the Chamber by the Tamil National Alliance Parliamentary group over the Supreme Court verdict that the merger of the Northern and Eastern Province was illegal.

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Demand for Lankan migrant workers in Lebanon doubles

After the war in Lebanon the demand for Lankan migrant workers has doubled during past few months. President of the Association of Licensed Foreign Employment Agencies U.T.M. Anver told Daily News that Sri Lanka was able to gain nearly 15,000 job opportunities in Lebanon after the war.

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