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Suicide bomb kills 11 in Baghdad Suicide bomb kills 11 in Baghdad
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Eleven people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on a minibus in northern Baghdad, officials have said.Eleven people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on a minibus in northern Baghdad, officials have said.
At least 18 others were injured in the attack which took place in Shaab, a majority Shia area, at 1230 local time (0930 GMT). At least 18 other people were injured in the attack, which took place in Shaab, a majority Shia area, at 1230 local time (0930 GMT).
The bus was passing a church at the time of the explosion, police said.The bus was passing a church at the time of the explosion, police said.
The attack follows two suicide bombings on Sunday which killed 35 people and wounded 60 at a police commando recruiting centre in western Baghdad.The attack follows two suicide bombings on Sunday which killed 35 people and wounded 60 at a police commando recruiting centre in western Baghdad.
Earlier on Monday, a car bomb exploded on the edge of the heavily-fortified Green Zone, damaging 13 cars and injuring one civilian.Earlier on Monday, a car bomb exploded on the edge of the heavily-fortified Green Zone, damaging 13 cars and injuring one civilian.
A traffic police brigadier was also killed by gunmen in the north of the city, while a motorcade carrying an Iraqi official came under attack as it drove through the western district of Mansur. At least two bodyguards were killed in that attack, officials said. Cameraman killed
In other violence, traffic police brigadier was killed by gunmen in the north of the city, while a motorcade carrying an Iraqi official came under attack as it drove through the western district of Mansur. At least two bodyguards were killed in that attack, officials said.
Also on Monday, police said gunmen shot dead a cameraman working for a private Iraqi television station in the northern city of Mosul.
Mohammed al-Ban, a journalist with al-Sharqiya, was killed outside him home in the central Al-Nur neighbourhood, news agency AFP quoted a Mosul police officer as saying.
Mr Ban is among scores of journalists killed in Iraq since the 2003 invasion.
A suicide bomber killed two US soldiers in the central Iraqi province of Salaheddin, the US military said.
Two soldiers were also injured in the incident, which took place on Sunday.