Lebanon apologises after caricature protesters torch mission

Lebanon today apologised to Denmark after thousands of rampaging Muslim demonstrators set fire to Denmark’s diplomatic mission in Beirut.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2006 - 07:53

Lebanon today apologised to Denmark after thousands of rampaging Muslim demonstrators set fire to Denmark’s diplomatic mission in Beirut.

The riots yesterday were the most violent so far in the escalating worldwide Islamic rage over caricatures of the prophet Muhammad.

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