Reports that a deal is in the works to allow Zimbabwe's long-standing president to gradually relinquish power surfaced Tuesday, although officials dismissed the news as nothing more than rumour. - Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai told a news conference that there is no truth to reports that he and President Robert Mugabe are working on a transitional arrangement. The arrangement allegedly is being struck because unofficial results now indicate that Tsvangirai won the country's presidential and legislative elections. - "Any speculation about deals, about negotiations, about reaching out, it's not there," Tsvangirai said, insisting his party will not enter into any deals before official election results are released. - "We want to know who has won what before we can claim anything," he said. Mugabe's government toed the same line, with Deputy Information Minister Bright Matonga telling BBC News that there will be "no negotiations whatsoever" until the...