51.   Police blame Muslim extremists and wayward rebels.

52.   Police blame rebels from the National Liberation Army, the second largest guerrilla organisation in Colombia.

53.   Police blame the Abu Sayyaf group for numerous attacks on Christians in the southern Philippines.

54.   Police blame the attack on extremists among the majority Sunni Muslim population.

55.   Police blame the jockeys for undermining the three-in-one policy and defended their operation to round them up.

56.   Police blame the kidnapping of the American engineer, Carpenter, on Mohammed Naji al-Shayef, a rogue police officer who belongs to the Bakeel tribe.

57.   Police blame the militant wing of the Mohajir Qaumi Movement.

58.   Police blame the traffic woes on errant motorists, who routinely run red lights, ignore street markings and change lanes indiscriminately.

59.   Police blamed Basque separatists, but there was no indication that the arrest of the two ETA suspects was connected to the blast.

60.   Police blamed ethnic Albanian rebels for the attack near the suburb of Drenovec outside Tetovo, where the army reported sporadic shooting by the militants overnight.