ONE NEWS. 12/01/2006

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The Government has ordered even more immunisation jabs for Meningiccocal B, now infants will have at least four shots. Delwyn Goldsack (Mother); Dr Jane O'Hallahan (Immunisation Programme Director); Ron Law (MeNZB Vaccine Opponent); Nicole Bremner (Reporting from Auckland).

Sickness and stress is being blamed for a staffing crisis at the neonatal unit at Wellington Hospital. Meng Cheong (Capital and Coast DHB); Nick Kenning (Resident Doctors' Association); Catherine Loft (Reporting from Wellington Hospital).

Police in Fiji are on alert tonight after a serious split in the military over rumours of a coup shook the stability of the country.

A Georgian man who tried to blow up US President George W Bush with a grenade last year has been jailed for life.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon continues to make good progress following last week's massive stroke.

Delays in the introduction of a bowel screening program is being criticised. Dr Peter Dady (Association of Cancer Specialists); Dr Ashley Bloomfield (Ministry of Health).

A Muslim cleric who told his followers it was their religious duty to kill non-Muslims has gone on trial in the United Kingdom.

There has been tight security during the annual Hajj pilgrimage at Mecca.

Scientists have discovered that plants - often looked at as a way of combating Global Warming by inhaling carbon dioxide - exhale methane. David Lowe (NIWA); Frank Keppler (Max Planck Institute); Billie Jo Hohepa (Reporting from Wellington); Barry Carbon (Ministry for the Environment).