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Many killed in Iraq blasts

BAGHDAD: Car bombs ripped through crowded areas in Baghdad and former insurgent strongholds to the north and west of the capital on Tuesday, killing nearly 62 people and breaking a recent lull in violence in the predominantly Sunni areas. — AP

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