101.   Private newspapers on Monday accused Algerian authorities of meddling in the justice system by calling for an end to bail for defendants charged with serious crimes.

102.   Several Iranian newspapers accused the UAE of provoking the failure of the talks in Doha in a bid to justify its demand for international arbitration.

103.   Several newspapers accused the government of deliberately letting a war criminal go free.

104.   The conservative newspaper ABC has accused Banderas of receiving buckets of money for the ham-and-oil promotion, but he denies this.

105.   The Daily Star newspaper accused Zia over the violence and said she had ignored earlier advice to drop the visit.

106.   The Guardian newspaper has accused Aitken of allowing Arab businessman Said Mohammed Ayas to pick up half the Ritz bill in September last year.

107.   The newspaper accused Israel of making a U-turn in talks in Washington last week between Israeli chief-of-staff Amnon Shahak and his Syrian counterpart Hikmat Shehabi.

108.   The newspaper accused the premier of seeking to nullify the democratic process.

109.   The newspaper also accused some communist party officials of failing to recognise the threat and inadvertently promoting the spread of narrow nationalism throughout the region.