Newsline 13 January 2010: Thousands feared dead in Haiti earthquake; Google threatens to pull out of China; and the political fall out of the inquiry into the Iraq war.

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Haiti devastated by huge earthquake:

Thousands are feared dead in Haiti following last night's biggest earthquake in 200 years. It occurred south of the capital Port au Prince, recking the presidential palace, UN HQ and other buildings.

Listen to Elisabeth Byrs of the UN's humanitarian agency

Google may pull out of China:

Human rights campaigners in China are cautiously celebrating today after the internet giant Google threatened to pull out of the country. It claims the Chinese government is hacking into activists' email accounts.

Google expert Ciaran Norris comments on the story

Iraq inquiry fall out in the Netherlands:

A day after the Davids commission released its report on Dutch support of the US invasion of Iraq, a political crisis is developing here in the Netherlands.

Political editor John Tyler reports