Volume 4 Number 98 Mon. September 01, 2003       Advertise with The Daily Star -- Advertising on the Website    Advertising in the Printed E dition-- Home  News Today's Index Front Page Business Political Sports Foreign Relations Metropolitan National International Culture General Views Editorial Letters to Editor Write to Editor Sections Others About Us Contact Advertisement Suppliments Archives International   US forces enter Mosul in hunt for Saddam UN mulls 'serious reduction' in Iraq operations US forces backed by helicopters entered the al-Arabi neighborhood in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul Sunday, residents told AFP, adding that deposed president Saddam Hussein could be hiding out in the Red alert in India after killing of 2 JeM militants in Delhi 2 other rebels caught in UP Indian police were on high alert yesterday against possible rebel attacks after killing two militants who were allegedly plotting a new attack less than a week after the Mumbai car bombings.   300,000 Iraqis join Shiite leader's funeral march More than 300,000 Muslims began a two-day, 110-mile march to the holy city of Najaf on Sunday to mourn a cherished Shiite leader who was assassinated in a car bombing that killed at least 85 people.   'Strikes on Hamas will lead only to more retaliation' 2 militants killed in Israeli missile strikes Israel's latest strikes on Hamas that killed two militants in the Gaza Strip were a "crime" that will only fuel a cycle of retaliation, Palestinian foreign minister Nabil Shaath said Sunday.   Only Blair's departure will end Britain's culture of spin: Opposition leader Only the resignation of British Prime Minister Tony Blair can end the government's much maligned culture of spin, opposition leader Iain Duncan Smith wrote in a newspaper published Sunday.   Britons now say Diana was murdered More than a quarter of Britons believe Princess Diana was murdered, according to a poll published Sunday on the sixth anniversary of her death in a Paris car crash.     Advertisement