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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 06 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Tour reeling amid Armstrong doping probe By James Bennett in France The US anti-doping agency's fight to bring down Lance Armstrong overshadows the Tour de France amid reports former team-mates have cut deals to testify against him. More » Emotional Afghan farewell for fallen SAS man WikiLeaks releases 2.4 million Syria emails So You Think retired to stud Sica to appeal triple murder sentence Girl Guides drop Queen, God from promise Six arrested in London anti-terrorism sweep British army battalions scrapped to cut costs PNG police arrest 'witch-hunting cannibals' New Caravaggio drawings discovered in Italy More Analysis » Palmer vs Abbott: mate against mate The State of Origin â€" mate against mate â€" is over for another year in rugby league, but it could drag on for a long time yet in the political arena. Coalition "mates" in Queensland and NSW are now flexing their muscles, competing for influence, and the Maroons are convinced they have the more impressive score on the board. More » Afghan women's rights are not negotiable Poor education is letting Indigenous children down Exploiting the lack of separation of church and state South Korea's whaling plan beggars belief Medicine's toxic marketing can be deadly Banking is a cartel where prices are fixed twice Compassion, not politics, is what will save lives Carbon price hysteria all hot air Stop bagging Australia's Security Council bid Just In More Just In » Corruption watchdog to probe police court lies Three police officers remain on duty on the New South Wales north coast, despite being referred to the corruption watchdog for lying under oath. More » Arson suspected as Libyan ballot papers destroyed European Central Bank sets record low rates So You Think retired to stud Emotional Afghan farewell for fallen SAS man Tour reeling amid Armstrong doping probe Sica to appeal triple murder sentence Serena blasts her way into final British army battalions scrapped to cut costs Greipel wins second straight stage World More World » Six arrested in London anti-terrorism sweep By Europe correspondent Philip Williams, wires Police in London have arrested six people accused of plotting a terrorist attack, just weeks before the city hosts the Olympic Games. More » WikiLeaks releases 2.4 million Syria emails British army battalions scrapped to cut costs Japan declares Fukushima crisis 'man-made' US cyclists testify against Lance: report Business More Business » European Central Bank sets record low rates The European Central Bank has cut its key interest rate to a record low, with all 23 members of the bank's governing council backing the move. More » Rinehart sells partial stake in Fairfax Renovators in limbo as hope for kitchen firm sinks East Timor battles for oil taxes and royalties Former Hastie exec flees UAE ahead of arrest Politics More Politics » AFP still waiting to interview Slipper Australian Federal Police have been held up in their investigation into sidelined House of Representatives Speaker Peter Slipper. More » Federal Police launch new response unit Japan declares Fukushima crisis 'man-made' Rinehart sells partial stake in Fairfax 'Nothing new' about asylum distress call tactics Sport More Sport » So You Think retired to stud So You Think has been officially retired to stud and will return to Australia for the southern hemisphere breeding season. More » Tour reeling amid Armstrong doping probe Goal-line technology approved by FIFA Serena blasts her way into final Greipel wins second straight stage Connors, Hardwick close to blows - claim Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Humble Higgs surprised by 'incredible' find British physicist Peter Higgs, who begrudgingly leant his name to the elusive Higgs boson 'God particle', has been hailed as a hero after its apparent discovery. More » What is the Higgs boson? CERN prepares to deliver Higgs particle findings Plants take narrow view on climate change Extra second added to weekend Environment More Environment » South Korea planning to start scientific whaling Julia Gillard slams South Korea's decision to start whaling and tells Australian officials to raise the Government's concerns in Seoul. More » Two killed in clashes over Peru gold mine Plants take narrow view on climate change Harvey Norman accused of endangering koalas Water ministers agree to model higher Murray flow About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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