Photographers face Diana trial

Three photographers go on trial in Paris today for taking pictures at the scene of the 1997 car crash in which Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed died.

The trial, the latest judicial proceedings surrounding the crash, stems from a criminal complaint for invasion of privacy filed by Dodi Fayed's father, Mohammed Al Fayed.

GENOCIDE SUSPECT: Poland is seeking the extradition from Israel of an 83-year-old Polish-born Jew, Solomon Morel, on charges of genocide for the deaths of German prisoners in a communist camp he commanded after the Second World War.

KASHMIR TALKS: Kashmiri separatists have accepted an offer of talks with the Indian government, but said they would discuss a solution to the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan as well.

JAILINGS CONDEMNED: The human rights group Amnesty International concluded in a report that a trial in which 17 people were convicted of killings during Grenada's 1983 coup violated international standards.

FISH CENSUS: A census of life in the world's oceans is discovering three new fish species a week on average and predicts as many as 5,000 unknown fish species may be lurking undetected.

NURSERY BOY BITTEN: Fourteen small children attacked a one-year-old boy at a nursery in Croatia, biting the toddler 30 times.

FEVER WAR: Authorities are battling against mosquitos in India's capital, where more than 1,700 people have fallen ill with mosquito-borne dengue fever.

RACE SHOCK: A gambler suffered a fatal heart attack at a race track after betting on a long shot that lost by half a length in Hong Kong.

RIGHT CHAMPIONS: UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and UN envoy Sergio Vieira de Mello, who died in a Baghdad bomb attack, have been awarded the European Union's top human rights prize.

STRIPES WRANGLE: A seven-year legal battle to protect the three-stripe Adidas sportswear logo looks set to continue after an inconclusive ruling by the European Court of Justice. Adidas claimed the use of a two-stripe design by Fitnessworld Trading infringed its trade mark.

SPACE STORM: A strong geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth today with the potential to affect electrical grids and satellite communications.

KIDNEY SALE: A Taiwan man desperate for cash to keep a loan shark at bay has advertised one of his kidneys in a newspaper to pay off his debt. However, his problems may soon get worse since it is illegal to sell human organs in Taiwan, and he faces an £80,000 fine. He left his phone number, but it was the police who called.

CELINE HONOURED: Grammy-winning singer Celine Dion will be presented with the Society of Singers' 13th annual ELLA Award.

DEATH CHARGE: A Baath Party official who died in a detention camp in Iraq suffocated after a US Marine grabbed him by the neck and snapped a bone in his throat.The Marine and his direct superior are charged with negligent homicide.

WALL STAYS: Israel's vice premier rejected an overwhelming call by the UN to dismantle a massive barrier being built along the line with the West Bank. "The fence will continue to be built," Ehud Olmert said.