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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 16 Oct, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Uranium talks to dominate PM's India visit By South Asia correspondent Michael Edwards, staff Julia Gillard insists India is a safe and reliable country to receive Australian uranium exports as she begins a three-day visit. More » Abbott silent on turning back boats in Jakarta UK doctors hopeful shot schoolgirl will recover The World According to Lance - key players British PM signs Scottish independence vote deal Johnson & Johnson facing massive class action Cervical cancer vaccine program hailed Fair Work begins court action against Thomson Government to allow reviews of ASIO assessments Match-making pair win Nobel Economic Prize More Analysis » Labor's unsubstantiated sledge will come back to bite it After the intensity of last week's debate on sexism, things have quietened down, but that will not disguise the damage done to Labor's standing. You can't make claims and then not back them up. You don't need a pollster to see that Julia Gillard's standing has weakened as a result. This saga will not be forgotten and will be another step towards Labor's loss at the next election. More » India should follow Gillard's lead on tackling sexism Technology is catching up with the cheaters Dangerous home-birthers spoil it for the rest of us Armstrong's determination lands him in deeper water Fear and loathing: getting used to women in power Escaping the rarefied jargon of academia Behind the Nobel Prize: the stem cell revolution And the award for 'best' banker goes to! Hasty conclusions in a labyrinthine week of blunders Just In More Just In » UK doctors hopeful shot schoolgirl will recover By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown, wires Doctors in the United Kingdom say a 14-year-old Pakistani girl shot in the head by a Taliban gunman has every chance of making a "good recovery". More » School of 45,000 named world's biggest Uranium talks to dominate PM's India visit British PM signs Scottish independence vote deal Match-making pair win Nobel Economic Prize Abbott silent on turning back boats in Jakarta Cervical cancer vaccine program hailed Government to allow reviews of ASIO assessments Philippines sign peace deal with Muslim rebels Compensation increased for paedophile victim World More World » British PM signs Scottish independence vote deal Britain's prime minister and Scotland's first minister have signed an agreement to hold a referendum in 2014 on Scottish independence. More » Daredevil jumps from edge of space Shot Pakistan girl sent to UK for treatment Murdoch calls hacking victims 'scumbag celebrities' Cambodia's ex-king Sihanouk dies Business More Business » Housing finance rises more than expected By online business reporter Michael Janda The number of home loans taken out climbed 1.8 per cent in August to reach the highest level since January. More » Labor to overhaul unfair dismissal time limits Chinese inflation eases, scope for more stimulus Murdoch calls hacking victims 'scumbag celebrities' New car sales hit record Fortescue expansion back on the table after debt sale Politics More Politics » Uranium talks to dominate PM's India visit By South Asia correspondent Michael Edwards, staff Julia Gillard insists India is a safe and reliable country to receive Australian uranium exports as she begins a three-day visit. More » British PM signs Scottish independence vote deal Abbott silent on turning back boats in Jakarta Government to allow reviews of ASIO assessments Philippines sign peace deal with Muslim rebels Sport More Sport » Ioane out of Bledisloe Cup clash Winger Digby Ioane will miss Australia's Bledisloe Cup match with New Zealand with a knee injury. More » Watson to head home amid burnout fears The World According to Lance - key players Sky Blues feel pressure ahead of derby Aussies target return to top, says Clarke Suns show no interest in Tippett Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Daredevil jumps from edge of space By North America correspondent Craig McMurtrie, wires Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner becomes the first person to break the sound barrier in a skydive from the edge of space. More » Whale poo may hold key to krill mystery Scientists uncover mystery of ball lightning Astronomers find planet made of diamond 'Hills and valleys' found under Antarctic ice Environment More Environment » Whale poo may hold key to krill mystery By Fiona Blackwood Scientists are examining the links between whale faeces and the food chain in the Southern Ocean. 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