A tightly guarded Indonesian court today is expected to deliver its verdict in last year’s deadly nightclub bombings on the island of Bali, just days after a copycat blast ripped through a hotel in the capital Jakarta.

Paddy’s Bar in Bali has reopened, less than ten months after a suicide bomber turned it into a blazing inferno.

AN Islamic militant accused of plotting the Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people said he was "moved" yesterday as witnesses described the carnage left at the scene.

THE man dubbed the “smiling terrorist” went on trial yesterday for the bombings of two Bali nightclubs packed with tourists — an attack prosecutors said was aimed at punishing Washington and its allies for their perceived oppression of the world’s Muslims.

A KEY suspect in last October’s Bali nightclub bombings apologised to the victims’ families yesterday and showed reporters how he and others allegedly assembled the explosives that killed 192 people, most of them foreign tourists.

Indonesian police today arrested the alleged mastermind of the Bali bombings that killed nearly 200 people, including many Britons, the chief of intelligence said.

Police in Indonesia today released photos and sketches of six more suspects in last month’s bombings in Bali.

Indonesian police are searching for two brothers of the prime suspect in the Bali bombing.

POLICE in Bali were last night intensively questioning two witnesses who may provide vital clues about Saturday’s bomb attack that killed almost 200 people.

Police in Bali were tonight “intensively” questioning two witnesses who may provide vital clues about Saturday’s bomb attack that killed almost 200 people.

Indonesian police today said they have questioned dozens of people about the deadly blast at a Bali nightclub, but that only two had information directly related to the attack.

Indonesia’s government, reeling from a bomb attack that killed at least 180 people, acknowledged for the first time that al-Qaida is active on its soil - setting the stage for a possible crackdown on extremists.

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Terrified tourists were fleeing the island resort of Bali today and the US Embassy in Jakarta ordered all nonessential staff and dependants to leave Indonesia, after a bomb attack that killed 188 people.

ONE blackened body after another was yesterday pulled from the blood-spattered remains of a tourist nightclub ripped apart

THREE Irish tourists were among 25 people still unaccounted for following a massive bomb blast which ripped through two packed bars on the Indonesian resort island of Bali.

A shocked tourist told today of how five members of an Australian rugby league team died in the nightclub blast on Bali – while others missed death by seconds.

The death toll from an explosion in a Bali nightclub is reported to be at 182, with at least 178 injured in what the national police chief described as the worst act of terror in Indonesia’s history.