Uganda Terror Attack News Today

The Foreign Office has updated its Uganda travel advice, urging any Britons currently in the park to leave as soon as possible if it is safe to do so.

Police say several others were abducted.

The death toll from a terrorist attack by Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels on a school in Ugandas southwestern Kasese district has risen to 41, media reported on Saturday.

In the early hours of Nov 16 a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance of a police station in the centre of Kampala.

More than five international conferences have been cancelled, according to the Uganda Hotel Owners Association.

A fellrary state. bill: so the new freeze applies to all deep water floating regulars are blow out preventes like the one with bp, the oil industry groups say they freeze no less arbitrary than the one the judge struck down. well see whether or not thatenz up in the courts too. martha: thats the other big story today, why the uganda terror attack is really hitting home now. word this morning that the somali terror group that carried the deadly sweupb bombings in uganda may have been planning a t...