What's In The News Headlines Today, Monday April 2nd 2007?

In Iran, the remainder of the British service personnel taken from Iraqi waters and accused of being in Iranian territorial waters, have all been coersed into admitting that they were in Iranian waters.  This sick and twisted display by Iran is winning them no friends.

Music giant has agreed with Apple an amazing deal to sell its music via their ITunes store, with premium prices being paid for tracks without copyright protection built in, allowing users of many other brands of MP3 player the ability to play the tracks without restriction.  God of Apple, CEO Steve Jobs came to London himself to sign the deal with EMI.  This represents a major move in the world of audio sales and protection.

A Tsunami in the Solomon Islands has left the area in a state of emergency.

Women have been included in the Yemeni Counter Terrorist group for the first time, making the Yemen the first country in the Middle East (not including Israel) to encourage female recruitment into these lethally tough units.