New Afghanistan Koran Protests Leave Eight Dead -- BBC
At least another eight people have been killed, including two Nato soldiers, in violence across Afghanistan, after the burning of the Koran at a US base.
Many others were injured in the protests, while armed men also attacked at least two military installations.
US President Barack Obama has sent his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai a letter of apology for the burnings.
Crowds shouting "death to Obama" have been throwing stones and setting fire to the US flag.
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