By REUTERS
ISTANBUL - Kurdish militants have stopped withdrawing from Turkish soil, a website linked to the militants said on Monday, citing failures by the Turkish government to take steps agreed under a nascent peace process.The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) guerrillas had started the withdrawal earlier this year. However, Cemil Bayik, the co-head of the rebels' political wing, told the same website, Firat News, last week that the government had failed to meet its side of the bargain.90-year-old Ramat Gan man chokes on doughnut, in critical condition
