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• September 06, 2010
• 20:44

  Chemical used to make baby bottles and baked bean tins should face new safety tests, says leading scientist

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  Prof David Melzer called for an urgent review into the safety of bisphenol A (BPA) - a common man-made chemical linked to heart disease and breast cancer.
• 20:41

  Latest soldier victim of Afghanistan was 'rising star' son of serving brigadier

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  A soldier who died of injuries sustained in Afghanistan was revealed yesterday as being the son of a serving Brigadier.
• 20:35

  American Fritzl? Father 'raped one of his daughters repeatedly and kept another locked in a tiny room for a year'

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  Jeffrey York is said to have ruled his home with fear and stopped his wife and seven children from seeing any friends and family.
• 20:35

  American Fritzl? Father 'raped one of his daughters repeatedly and kept another locked in a tiny room for a year'

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  Jeffrey York is said to have ruled his home with fear and stopped his wife and seven children from seeing any friends and family.
• 20:26

  The man with a forest in his front garden: Fed-up residents demand action over neighbour's 35ft leylandii cypress trees

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  Neighbours want to slap an ASBO on 61-year-old David Alvand after he allowed the leylandii in his front garden to shoot up to 35ft.
• 20:26

  The man with a forest in his front garden: Fed-up residents demand action over neighbour's 35ft leylandii cypress trees

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  Neighbours want to slap an ASBO on 61-year-old David Alvand after he allowed the leylandii in his front garden to shoot up to 35ft.
• 20:24

  Was it poison? Two weeks after murdered spy was found in his bath, baffled police release CCTV of victim as they probe radiation theory

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  Tests to discover whether murdered MI6 spy Gareth Williams was poisoned are being carried out.
• 20:24

  Was it poison? Two weeks after murdered spy was found in his bath, baffled police release CCTV of victim as they probe radiation theory

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  Tests to discover whether murdered MI6 spy Gareth Williams was poisoned are being carried out.
• 20:07

  The key to happiness? Start with a £50,000 a year salary, say American scientists

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  Research shows that feelings of joy increase along with our salary. But once we hit the £50,000 mark a pay rise makes little impact on the stresses and strains of everyday life.
• 20:07

  The key to happiness? Start with a £50,000 a year salary, say American scientists

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  Research shows that feelings of joy increase along with our salary. But once we hit the £50,000 mark a pay rise makes little impact on the stresses and strains of everyday life.
• 20:07

  Urban-dwellers more likely to develop mental illnesses, research suggests

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  Country-dwellers often say the constant noise, traffic and crowds of the city would drive them mad. Well, they might be right, according to the latest research.
• 20:07

  Urban-dwellers more likely to develop mental illnesses, research suggests

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  Country-dwellers often say the constant noise, traffic and crowds of the city would drive them mad. Well, they might be right, according to the latest research.
• 20:06

  Poor weather leads to conker crisis

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  Experts have warned that this year's conker season is likely to be delayed because many have fallen from trees before they are ripe enough to be used for the popular pastime.
• 20:05

  Depression hits 1 in 5 men after they become fathers, claim top scientists

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  According to their research, by the time their first child is 12, some 21 per cent of fathers will have suffered at least one bout of depression.
• 20:05

  Depression hits 1 in 5 men after they become fathers, claim top scientists

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  According to their research, by the time their first child is 12, some 21 per cent of fathers will have suffered at least one bout of depression.
• 20:00

  Bob Diamond: Barclays gives top job to £95m 'casino banker'

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  Bob Diamond, who Lord Mandelson once described as the unacceptable face of banking, is expected to take over from John Varley next year.
• 19:59

  Men more likely to lose their memory: 'Exciting' finding in hunt for Alzheimer's cure

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  Scientists studied more than 2,000 people aged 70 to 89 and found that rates of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) were 50 per cent higher in men than in women.
• 19:59

  Men's health: No exercise and long hours double fatal heart risk

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  Unfit men who work long hours double their risk of dying from heart disease, experts have warned.
• 19:59

  Men's health: No exercise and long hours double fatal heart risk

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  Unfit men who work long hours double their risk of dying from heart disease, experts have warned.
• 19:57

  Sun gives you wrinkles 'even through a window', say leading dermatologists

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  The damage caused by sun coming through glass can, over time, make one side of the face look up to seven years older than the other.
• 19:57

  Sun gives you wrinkles 'even through a window', say leading dermatologists

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  The damage caused by sun coming through glass can, over time, make one side of the face look up to seven years older than the other.
• 19:56

  Obesity warning for children who don¿t get ten hours¿ sleep

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  A good night’s sleep in the early years of life could be crucial in preventing a child becoming obese, say scientists.
• 19:54

  Briton held as wife's body is found in concrete at chateau

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  Prosecutors are investigating claims that Joanne Hall, 49, died accidentally in a drunken fight with husband Robert, who tried to dispose of her body on a bonfire.
• 19:39

  Scottish ministers to agree to delay flagship independence referendum

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  Scotland's pro-independence government is facing a ‘humiliating climbdown’, as it emerged a referendum on leaving the UK is to be shelved.
• 19:39

  Scottish ministers to agree to delay flagship independence referendum

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  Scotland's pro-independence government is facing a ‘humiliating climbdown’, as it emerged a referendum on leaving the UK is to be shelved.
• 19:06

  The NHS jobs boom: 66,000 more put on payroll in Labour's pre-poll spree

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  Health Service staff numbers swelled to a record high before the general election as Labour went on an end-of-term spending spree.
• 19:06

  The NHS jobs boom: 66,000 more put on payroll in Labour's pre-poll spree

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  Health Service staff numbers swelled to a record high before the general election as Labour went on an end-of-term spending spree.
• 18:51

  Natascha Kampusch on how she finally broke free from her crazed captor after being beaten, humiliated and abused

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  It was a crime that shocked the world — a girl of ten snatched from the street and kept captive in a cellar for eight years by a crazed kidnapper.
• 18:51

  Natascha Kampusch on how she finally broke free from her crazed captor after being beaten, humiliated and abused

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  It was a crime that shocked the world — a girl of ten snatched from the street and kept captive in a cellar for eight years by a crazed kidnapper.
• 18:48

  Tony Blair dragged into News Of The World 'phone hacking' row

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  Tony Blair was dragged into the phone-hacking row surrounding David Cameron’s communications chief last night, amid mounting Tory unease over the affair.
• 18:48

  Tony Blair dragged into News Of The World 'phone hacking' row

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  Tony Blair was dragged into the phone-hacking row surrounding David Cameron’s communications chief last night, amid mounting Tory unease over the affair.
• 18:48

  Stop the Vera din, begs neighbour subjected to OAPs' 'music appreciation sessions'

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  Suzanne Sutherland, who lives next door to an Age Concern centre in London, said the karaoke sessions for pensioners are making her life a misery.
• 18:48

  Stop the Vera din, begs neighbour subjected to OAPs' 'music appreciation sessions'

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  Suzanne Sutherland, who lives next door to an Age Concern centre in London, said the karaoke sessions for pensioners are making her life a misery.
• 17:16

  German banker attracts condemnation with anti-immigration book - but one in five support his views

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  Despite the best efforts of mainstream politicians to demonise Bundesbank board member Thilo Sarrazin he has struck a disturbing chord among his countrymen.
• 17:16

  German banker attracts condemnation with anti-immigration book - but one in five support his views

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  Despite the best efforts of mainstream politicians to demonise Bundesbank board member Thilo Sarrazin he has struck a disturbing chord among his countrymen.
• 16:58

  Using Facebook can lower exam results by up to 20%, according to psychologists

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  Students who use Facebook while they study get significantly lower grades than those who do not, a new study has revealed.
• 16:58

  Using Facebook can lower exam results by up to 20%, according to psychologists

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  Students who use Facebook while they study get significantly lower grades than those who do not, a new study has revealed.
• 16:58

  Using Facebook can lower exam results by up to 20%, according to psychologists

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  Students who use Facebook while they study get significantly lower grades than those who do not, a new study has revealed.
• 16:53

  Tax blunder rebellion: Experts urge 1.4m not to pay up for the taxman's mistake

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  The first batch of 45,000 letters demanding cash to be repaid will start to arrive on Tuesday - with the rest sent out over the next four months.
• 16:53

  Tax blunder rebellion: Experts urge 1.4m not to pay up for the taxman's mistake

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  The first batch of 45,000 letters demanding cash to be repaid will start to arrive on Tuesday - with the rest sent out over the next four months.
• 16:51

  The last sighting: Two weeks after murdered spy was found in his bath, baffled police release CCTV of victim hours before his killer struck

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  Detectives have disclosed that 31-year-old Mr Williams’s body was naked and that initial toxicology tests show no traces of alcohol or drugs in his system.
• 16:51

  The last sighting: Two weeks after murdered spy was found in his bath, baffled police release CCTV of victim hours before his killer struck

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  Detectives have disclosed that 31-year-old Mr Williams’s body was naked and that initial toxicology tests show no traces of alcohol or drugs in his system.
• 16:49

  Two burglars killed by train as they fled on quad bikes after stealing £40,000 of jackets

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  Trevor Davies, 20, and David Cooper, 24, were struck by a 68mph locomotive while escaping with a £40,000 haul of expensive Gore-Tex jackets.
• 16:49

  Two burglars killed by train as they fled on quad bikes after stealing £40,000 of jackets

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  Trevor Davies, 20, and David Cooper, 24, were struck by a 68mph locomotive while escaping with a £40,000 haul of expensive Gore-tex jackets.
• 16:49

  Two burglars killed by train as they fled on quad bikes after stealing £40,000 of jackets

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  Trevor Davies, 20, and David Cooper, 24, were struck by a 68mph locomotive while escaping with a £40,000 haul of expensive Gore-tex jackets.
• 16:39

  The songbirds slaughtered for a Frenchman's supper

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  Up to 50,000 ortolans are thought to be killed each year by 1,500 poachers. Those arrested are liable for a £4,000 fine but, more often than not, they're given verbal warnings.
• 16:39

  The songbirds slaughtered for a Frenchman's supper

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  Up to 50,000 ortolans are thought to be killed each year by 1,500 poachers. Those arrested are liable for a £4,000 fine but, more often than not, they're given verbal warnings.
• 16:39

  The songbirds slaughtered for a Frenchman's supper

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  Up to 50,000 ortolans are thought to be killed each year by 1,500 poachers. Those arrested are liable for a £4,000 fine but, more often than not, they're given verbal warnings.
• 16:10

  Blitz colour film of London during the German bombardment discovered on eve of 70th anniversary of the WWII bombing raids.

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  Rare colour footage of the bomb damage inflicted on London during World War II has surfaced on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the Blitz.
• 16:10

  Blitz colour film of London during the German bombardment discovered on eve of 70th anniversary of the WWII bombing raids.

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  Rare colour footage of the bomb damage inflicted on London during World War II has surfaced on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the Blitz.
• 15:58

  Why holidays aren't as good for you as you think

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  According to a recent scientific study, holidays do not make you any happier. At least, not in the long run.
• 15:58

  Why holidays aren't as good for you as you think

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  According to a recent scientific study, holidays do not make you any happier. At least, not in the long run.
• 15:24

  Prince Charles green train trip: Instead the £50k choo choo

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  The carriages might be simply decorated and even a touch cramped, but they are among the most exclusive - and expensive - in the world.
• 14:40

  Teenager, 19, plummets to death from 120ft aqueduct after 'angry text message row with boyfriend'

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  Amy Louise Wright fell to her death at the North Wales beauty spot just hours after friends had heard her arguing with her boyfriend.
• 14:40

  Dancing New York police officer stops traffic with his impressive moves

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  Wilbert Castillo has been directing traffic for the past ten years and has become notorious for his unique dancing while on the job.
• 14:33

  Tony Blair cancels London book signing...but anti-war protesters threaten to gatecrash Tate Modern visit

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  Mr Blair said he was concerned about the potential 'hassle and cost' to the police of pressing ahead with Wednesday's central London event.
• 13:54

  The tongue tingler that can silence your snores

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  During each breath, the device sends a pulse of energy to a nerve in the throat. This then stimulates a muscle in the tongue, which helps to keep the ­airway open during sleep.
• 13:47

  'Black Widow' devours opposition and scoffs 181 chicken wings to claim 29th world eating title

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  The 43-year-old, who weighs only 105lbs, saw off world No1 Joey Chestnut - he managed 169 chicken wings - and was delighted to have chomped her way to victory.
• 13:16

  Diabetic patient died after nurses failed to give her insulin

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  Gillian Astbury, 66, had been at Stafford Hospital, pictured, after a minor fall, but fell into a coma and died because some staff were not informed she was diabetic.
• 13:16

  Diabetic patient died after nurses failed to give her insulin

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  Gillian Astbury, 66, had been at Stafford Hospital, pictured, after a minor fall, but fell into a coma and died because some staff were not informed she was diabetic.
• 13:04

  TV evangelist's vow to build Christian centre at Ground Zero inflames religious tensions

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  Bill Keller said he is raising funds to build a prayer centre within a few blocks of where terrorists flew planes into the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001.
• 12:52

  Reviewing 'lopsided' US extradition treaty is 'entirely right', says Home Secretary

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  A judge will lead a panel examining whether the Extradition Act and European Arrest Warrant are being used to unfairly pursue Britons.
• 12:44

  World's most dangerous shark caught by U.S. fisherman in Potomac river

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  Willy Dean had been hoping to land a few cow-nosed rays but instead had the shock of his life when he found the eight-foot Bull shark caught in his nets.
• 12:34

  Ancient Nubians took antibiotics in their beer almost 2,000 years ago

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  Chemical analysis of bones shows that the people were taking large doses of tetracycline which was produced as a by-product in the beer that they made from grain.
• 12:24

  Primary school evacuated after pupil, 8, takes pipe bomb to class

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  Brendan Shannon came across the 'golden' device while riding his bicycle in the grounds of his school at around 8am and took it into the classroom.
• 12:04

  Barack Obama to launch economic initiatives to kick start campaign ahead of congressional elections

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  Obama is struggling to persuade Americans that his economic policies are working and has planned to make a number of appearances across the country.
• 11:32

  Brit, 27, plunges 30ft to death when balcony stunt in Magaluf goes wrong

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  Kevin Anthony Arie Hubert Louis lost his grip as he hung off his fifth-floor balcony and asked friends to count how long he could hold on for.
• 11:17

  Headmaster Derek Slade jailed for 21 years over sex abuse of boys

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  Derek Slade has been convicted of more than 50 offences, including possessing pornographic images of children on a computer and must serve at least 14 years before being released on parole.
• 11:04

  Tube strike to cause chaos for millions and cost London £50m

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  Unions have launched the first stage of an autumn of discontent with a hugely-disruptive London Underground strike.
• 10:58

  North Korea set for important announcement by Kim Jong Il on choice of successor

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  The announcement of a Workers Party Convention sparked speculation today that the leader will grant his son a key party position and pave the way for his succession.
• 10:57

  Israeli foreign minister risks peace talks after threatening to block deal to extend ban on building settlements

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  The Palestinians say that if the slowdown is not extended they will quit the fragile talks, which began last week in Washington.
• 10:57

  Bins left unemptied for 10 weeks over 4ft collection point dispute

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  Binmen have refused to empty wheelie bins for TEN WEEKS - because they are being left just 4ft away from the collection point.
• 10:50

  The great tax revolt: Experts tell thousands not to pay unpaid tax after HMRC blunder

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  People hit with an unexpected tax demand may be able to refuse to pay up as HM Revenue & Customs could have exceeded its own time limits in which to ask for the money, experts said today.
• 10:41

  Briton, 28, killed in Philippines by jealous boyfriend of woman he intended to marry

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  John Lorne McDonald, from Aberdeen, fell for Filipina who had placed details about herself on an internet dating site.
• 10:33

  CCTV footage of dead MI6 spy Gareth Williams released by police

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  These are the last known images of MI6 code-breaker Gareth Williams whose decomposing body was found padlocked in a sports hold-all and left in the bath.
• 10:30

  New York rooftop 'sniper' shoots dead bread deliveryman in random attack

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  Jorge Martinez, 38, died instantly when he was hit in the head by a bullet in his van as he carried out his round.
• 10:06

  Tony Blair cancels London book signing fearing repeat of Dublin protest

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  Mr Blair said he was concerned about the potential 'hassle and cost' to the police of pressing ahead with Wednesday's central London event.
• 9:31

  Revealed: How red crabs on Christmas Island are able to complete their mammoth migration

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  According to research from the University of Bristol, hormonal changes give the crabs the energy to carry out this massive trek.
• 9:15

  Tony Blair cancels book signing over security fears after being pelted with eggs and shoes

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  Mr Blair said he was concerned about the potential 'hassle and cost' to the police of pressing ahead with Wednesday's central London event.
• 9:15

  Reverend Alex Brown jailed over sham marriages

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  The scam, thought to be the biggest of its kind in Britain, involved East European women being paid up to £3,000 a time to help the men, mostly Nigerians, by-pass UK immigration laws and settle in Britain.
• 9:14

  First implantable artificial kidney could remove demand for dialysis

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  An artificial kidney that would be implanted inside the body and work as well as a living organ is just around the corner, scientists have revealed.
• 9:09

  Newlywed who 'murdered wife' had 'gymnastic' sex with another woman

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  Michael Roberts, 27, is accused of strangling his wife Vicky, 25,after she found out about his affairs with two mistresses.
• 9:08

  YouTube video of US soldiers pranking Iraqi by planting LIVE grenade in his car

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  The US soldiers are shown winding up the Iraqi, in a homage to popular MTV reality show Punk'd. The man who uploaded the video to YouTube said: 'This was all in fun and never in any intent to harm anyone.'
• 9:00

  Fed-up residents demand action over neighbour's 35ft Leyland cypress trees

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  Neighbours want to slap an ASBO on 61-year-old David Alvand after he allowed the leylandii in his front garden to shoot up to 35ft.
• 8:54

  Poor weather leads to conker crisis

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  Experts have warned that this year's conker season is likely to be delayed because many have fallen from trees before they are ripe enough to be used for the popular pastime.
• 8:51

  Family's miracle escape after grandfather blows up gas leak house with cigarette

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  Unaware that there was a gas leak in his kitchen 73-year-old Mohammed Zaman lit a cigarette which caused a massive explosion that ripped floorboards from the ground.
• 8:27

  Edward Nino Hernandez is world's shortest man

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  Edward Nino Hernandez, 24, from Bogota, is weighs just 22lbs (10kgs) and is so small he even fits head to toe inside this preview image.
• 7:56

  The startling images that merge the horror of The Blitz with modern-day Britain

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  As we reflect on the 70th anniversary of The Blitz these montages blend vintage shots of 1940 with colour images of the same locations today.
• 7:53

  Bigamist who claimed to be Falklands hero to woo fifth wife jailed

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  A bigamist who charmed his fifth wife by claiming to be a decorated Falklands war hero before he defrauded her of more than £50,000, has been jailed.
• 7:50

  God is no longer male, says Scottish Episcopal church

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  References to god such as 'Lord, he, his, him' and 'mankind' during services have been replaced by the church to acknowledge that God is 'beyond human gender'.
• 7:43

  Mayor of Dresden set to urge Boris Johnson: 'Don't build memorial to Bomber Command crews'

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  Pressure is building on Helma Orosz from German Press to oppose the memorial to 55,573 RAF crewman who gave their lives in the Second World War.
• 7:42

  Belgian MP Laurette Onkelinx warns feuding parties will cause country to be 'broken up'

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  Leading socialist MP Laurette Onkelinx spoke as King Albert II struggled frantically to kick-start coalition talks between feuding French and Flemish political parties.
• 7:42

  Global warming to boost economic power of cities in the 'New North'

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  Rising temperatures will mean that previously frozen natural resources like gas, oil and water will be unlocked just as the rest of the world is facing dramatic shortages.
• 7:40

  French grandmother, 78, survives a week in an Alpine gully on two biscuits and rainwater

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  Michele Riotton, 78, was sitting up in bed in the town of Thonon-les-Bains following her ordeal in the nearby mountains.
• 7:36

  Ice caps melting at half the speed that had been predicted

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  Scientists measured the change in the ice caps by analysing changes in Earth’s gravitational field using two satellites, which monitor the distribution of mass on Earth.
• 7:27

  The 30st man who can't work in case he topples over and crushes his colleagues

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  Barry Fowers, 51, who weighs a life-threatening 30 stone, worked until October last year assembling industrial power source equipment.
• 7:24

  7.1-magnitude New Zealand earthquake occurred on previously-undetected faultline

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  It is now thought the earthquake's epicentre occurred in an area which had not previously shown tectonic movement.
• 7:00

  Scotsman killed in Philippines by boyfriend of women he intended to marry

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  John Lorne McDonald, from Aberdeen, fell for Filipina who had placed details about herself on an internet dating site.
• 6:54

  Five men stabbed in street fight near London's O2 Arena

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  The men - all believed to be in their late teens and early 20s - were found in the early hours of this morning in Greenwich.
• 6:16

  Wish you were here... The world's best travel photography revealed by Lonely Planet

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  Mumbai-based photographer Sreesailam Pasupula won first prize with his striking image of a performance at the world’s largest camel fair in Rajasthan, India.
• 6:05

  EU budget chief calls for £5bn British rebate to be scrapped

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  Janusz Lewandowski suggested that the rebate, which was secured by Margaret Thatcher in 1984, should be scrapped as it had 'lost its original legitimacy'.
• 5:53

  Heart defect girl expected to die at birth celebrates 18th birthday after mother demands treatment

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  A mother who refused to take her young baby home to die, after it was born with no heart valves or chambers, celebrated her daughter's 18th birthday today.
• 5:52

  Andy Coulson to meet police in News of the World phone-hacking probe

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  Home Secretary Theresa May today told Parliament today it was 'right' for the police to say they would examine any new evidence and the Government would 'await the outcome' of any further action.
• 5:47

  WW2 prisoner of war camp unearthed in back garden

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  David Murray was digging behind his bungalow when he unearthed a dog tag from a German prisoner and has now recovered more than 2,000 items from the camp.
• 5:33

  Why looking after your teeth can prevent deadly blood clots

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  Brushing your teeth and flossing may be a chore, but it could just save your life, according to a new study.
• 5:09

  Mission to the heart of the Sun: Nasa to send probe into Sun's atmosphere for first time

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  A small car-sized spacecraft will plunge directly into the sun's atmosphere approximately four million miles from its surface.
• 4:32

  270 feared killed in two river ferry disasters in Congo

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  Just 15 people survived and some told how they tried to swim to nearby fishermen who refused to come to their aid.
• 3:44

  Gen Sir Richard Dannatt: Blair lacked 'moral courage' and Brown was 'malign'

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  General Dannatt says that evidence for Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction was 'most uncompelling' and the planning for the aftermath of war was an 'abject failure'.
• 3:40

  Prince Charles spreads the green gospel with a £50k 5-day Royal Train trip!

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  The Prince is travelling across Britain in the nine-carriage Royal Train promoting the benefits of sustainable living, including the importance of cycling and walking.
• 3:31

  Tony Blair's first attack on Government with swipe at new prison policy

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  Mr Blair said he 'profoundly disagrees' with the approach of Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke, who has rejected the 'prison works' mantra of previous administrations.
• 3:31

  Blinking madness! Car lashes are the most patronising 'female-friendly' gimmick of the lot

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  Manufacturers have wised up to the fact that women drive, too, and - newsflash - some of us even choose our own cars.
• 3:14

  Natascha Kampusch autobiography: Girl snatched by stranger and held for 8 years

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  It was a crime that shocked the world. A girl of ten snatched from the street, then kept in a cellar by her crazed kidnapper. The Mail exclusively serialises her new book.
• 3:13

  Hundreds of thousands of Muslims gather at Mecca for Ramadan

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  This was the scene at the Grand Mosque in Mecca, the birthplace of Islam, as Muslims around the world celebrated Ramadan.
• 3:06

  Sacked Twinings tea factory workers told to 'train Polish replacements'

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  Twinings announced last November it would be closing the North Shields plant with the loss of 263 jobs as all production transferred to Poland by September 2011.
• 2:40

  Tory MP Mike Weatherley discovers wife Carla is £70-a-time prostitute

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  Mike Weatherley was one of a new group of MPs elected with David Cameron earlier this year. The MP's Brazilian wife Carla, 39, has been discovered working as a prostitute.
• 2:35

  US troops battle 6 suicide bombers in bloody Baghdad firefight

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  Twelve people were killed and dozens wounded in the hour-long battle, which raised new fears over Iraq's ability to defend itself.
• 2:32

  David Davis leads charge against vote reform as Tory rebels demand referendum delay

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  David Cameron's former leadership rival insists the Government must consider shifting the date of a planned referendum on whether Britain should adopt the so-called 'alternative vote' system.
• 2:18

  Minister orders smartcard revolution to allow Oyster-style travel across Britain

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  Transport Minister Norman Baker said he had ordered officials to draw up plans to introduce the cards - based on London’s Oyster card scheme - 'within a few years'.
• 2:18

  Prince Charles spreads the green gospel with a £90k 5-day Royal Train trip!

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  The Prince is travelling across Britain in the nine-carriage Royal Train promoting the benefits of sustainable living, including the importance of cycling and walking.
• 2:17

  Sakineh Mohammad Ashtiani: Iran woman 'lashed 99 times' after newspaper picture

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  Sakineh Mohammad Ashtiani, 43, was convicted of 'adultery while being married' and given the death penalty after a trial over her husband's murder in 2006.
• 2:16

  Why ARE sausages called bangers? And what on earth's Caesar got to do with salad? The fascinating origins of our favourite dishes

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  A new book unearths the fascinating and bizarre stories behind our favourite foods and tells how they got their names.
• 2:16

  Banning children from putting up their hands in class makes children learn twice as fast

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  The technique - tested out for a two-part BBC2 documentary - didn't just help the shy and less able children, the programme makers say.
• 2:13

  New Zealand earthquake rips new fault line as Earth's surface 'lurches 11ft'

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  The quake was caused by the continuing collision between the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates.
• 2:06

  £95k-a-year benefits family of 12 re-homed in a £1k-a-week house

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  Jobless Sam, 36, and Pete Smith, 40, have been given the new four-bedroom house in Bristol to house their feral brood of 10.
• 2:02

  French MP changes wedding date after Facebook protesters vow to 'create havoc'

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  Almost 1,000 Facebook users had signed up to a group planning to disrupt the ceremony of 52-year-old Eric Besson and 24-year-old art student Yasmine Tordjman.
• 1:37

  London Underground militants plan walkouts and BA set for Christmas strikes

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  Leaders of London Underground unions have called a series of walk-outs this week which are timed to cause maximum disruption to commuters.
• 1:36

  Custody sergeant who threw woman onto concrete floor facing prison

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  Sergeant Mark Andrews was captured on CCTV dragging 5ft2in Pamela Somerville into a cell before hurling her to the floor ‘like a doll’, knocking her unconscious.
• 1:32

  Tory MP Mike Weatherley discovers Brazilian wife is £70-a-time prostitute

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  Mike Weatherley was one of a new group of MPs elected with David Cameron earlier this year. The MP's Brazilian wife Carla, 39, has been discovered working as a prostitute.
• 1:27

  Tony Blair tries to flog memoirs: The night ex-PM posed with Jedward

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  Tony Blair is on a whistle-stop tour of the country's radio and TV stations to promote his book, and he doesn't seem to care with whom he shares the limelight.
• 1:23

  Prince Andrew's £15m mansion 'bought with tainted cash from Kazakh scam'

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  An exiled multi-millionaire has alleged that the purchase of Sunninghill Park was paid for with cash from the sale of a state-run firm in Kazakhstan.
• 1:17

  Dramatic rescue of 7 people after boat sinks 25 miles off South Carolina shore

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  The seven - who have been pictured but who have not been named - were miraculously spotted by a helicopter just as it was about to abandon its search off South Carolina coast.
• 1:15

  Student visa crackdown as immigration minister vows to cut number of arrivals

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  In an interview with the Daily Mail, Mr Green said it had become ‘starkly clear’ he must reduce the numbers being given permission to enter and stay in every category of immigration controls.
• 1:11

  Thousands celebrate Red Hair Day in Dutch city of Breda

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  There wasn't a smug brunette or blonde anywhere to be seen as thousands of ginger-haired people from across the globe descended on the Dutch city of Breda.
• 1:10

  'Back-to-school' Monday: Drivers facing worst traffic jams of the year

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  The morning rush hour is expected to bring huge delays and lengthy traffic jams which are set to continue into the afternoon.
• 1:09

  ELO founding member Mike Edwards killed in freak runaway hay bale accident

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  Mike Edwards, 62, who played cello for the band for three years, died when the giant bale weighing 50 stone crashed down on top of his van.
• 1:06

  Natascha Kampusch: My living hell in the dungeon

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  When I turned 12 and entered puberty, the kidnapper’s behaviour changed dramatically. He started treating me as if I were dirty and disgusting, and kick me in the shins.
• 1:03

  Natascha Kampusch's ordeal: Girl snatched by stranger and held for 8 years

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  It was a crime that shocked the world. A girl of ten snatched from the street, then kept in a cellar by her crazed kidnapper.
• September 05, 2010
• 23:00

  Why ARE sausages called bangers? And what on earth's Ceasar got to do with salad? The fascinating origins of our favourite dishes

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  A new book unearths the fascinating and bizarre stories behind our favourite foods and tells how they got their names.
• 23:00

  Condoleeza Rice hung up on George Bush in the the aftermath of 911

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  The former national security adviser ordered the U.S. President, who was in Florida, not to return to the White House because it was a potential terrorist target.
• 22:01

  Mudslides kill at least 38 as bus is buried in Guatemalan storms

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  In one of a series of separate incidents a bus was believed to have been buried in the mud, killing 20 with a further 60 missing.
• 21:41

  Prince Charles promotes being 'green' with five staff and a private train tour of UK (costing taxpayers £90,000)

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  The Prince is travelling across Britain in the nine-carriage Royal Train promoting the benefits of sustainable living, including the importance of cycling and walking.
• 21:27

  Blinking madness! Why car lashes are the female-friendly car accessory that tops the lot

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  Manufacturers have wised up to the fact that women drive, too, and - newsflash - some of us even choose our own cars.
• 21:14

  Metro Bank works magic on customers

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  Metro Bank hit its one-year target for customer accounts just five weeks after opening its first branch and could now accelerate its expansion programme.
• 21:05

  Alone in the water for 20 hours: Dramatic rescue of seven people - including three children - after boat sinks 30 miles off shore

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  The seven - who have been pictured but who have not been named - were miraculously spotted by a helicopter just as it was about to abandon its search off South Carolina coast.
• 20:41

  Heart attack risk of diabetes drug: Experts call for Avandia to be withdrawn

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  A diabetes drug taken by up to 100,000 patients increases the risk of heart attacks and should be withdrawn on safety grounds, senior doctors say today.
• 20:28

  It's the Red-ing festival! Thousands of ginger-haired revellers descend on Dutch city

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  There wasn't a smug brunette or blonde anywhere to be seen as thousands of ginger-haired people from across the globe descended on the Dutch city of Breda.
• 20:28

  It's the Red-ing festival! Thousands of ginger-haired revellers descend on Dutch city

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  There wasn't a smug brunette or blonde anywhere to be seen as thousands of ginger-haired people from across the globe descended on the Dutch city of Breda.
• 20:10

  Teenage wheelchair stuntman nails world's first double backflip (after a few painful fails)

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  After months of practice and painful attempts - and one broken wheelchair - Aaron Fotheringham successfully completed a double flip in his wheelchair.
• 20:10

  Teenage wheelchair stuntman nails world's first double backflip (after a few painful fails)

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  After months of practice and painful attempts - and one broken wheelchair - Aaron Fotheringham successfully completed a double flip in his wheelchair.
• 19:59

  Junior doctors drop out rate nearly a quarter as EU ruling limits time spent on wards

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  The ruling limits the amount of time junior doctors spend on wards during the day but has led to almost a quarter dropping out of NHS training after two years
• 19:22

  My living hell in the dungeon: He'd starve me, beat me, scream at me..and then he'd want a cuddle, by Natascha Kampusch

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  When I turned 12 and entered puberty, the kidnapper’s behaviour changed dramatically. He started treating me as if I were dirty and disgusting, and kick me in the shins.
• 19:22

  My living hell in the dungeon: He'd starve me, beat me, scream at me..and then he'd want a cuddle, by Natascha Kampusch

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  When I turned 12 and entered puberty, the kidnapper’s behaviour changed dramatically. He started treating me as if I were dirty and disgusting, and kick me in the shins.
• 19:09

  Who's a Wookie boy, then? Dognapped terrier returns after Mail appeal

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  Paul and Alison Wilson were left distraught when an irate female motorist snatched their dog. But after an appeal in the Daily Mail he was left at an RSPCA animal centre.
• 19:09

  Who's a Wookie boy, then? Dognapped terrier returns after Mail appeal

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  Paul and Alison Wilson were left distraught when an irate female motorist snatched their dog. But after an appeal in the Daily Mail he was left at an RSPCA animal centre.
• 18:59

  My living hell in the dungeon: Chained and beaten up to 200 times a week, the horrific ordeal of Natascha Kampusch, the girl snatched by a stranger and held for eight years

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  It was a crime that shocked the world. A girl of ten snatched from the street, then kept in a cellar by her crazed kidnapper.
• 18:50

  Chile miners 'Honeymoon' over, choosy about food after sending back tins

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  Tensions are said to be rising as the miners completed one month in a makeshift refuge half a mile below the surface, with elation at being found giving way to frustration.
• 18:44

  At least two GPs earning a staggering £500,000 a year

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  The pay packets to rival the earnings of City bankers are going to a new cadre of doctors who have used the Health Service as a platform for running a business.
• 18:09

  Student visa crackdown as immigration minister vows to cut number of arrivals by tens of thousands

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  In an interview with the Daily Mail, Mr Green said it had become ‘starkly clear’ he must reduce the numbers being given permission to enter and stay in every category of immigration controls.
• 18:07

  Back to the 1970s as London Underground militants plan walkouts and BA prepare for Christmas strikes

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  Leaders of London Underground unions have called a series of walk-outs this week which are timed to cause maximum disruption to commuters.
• 18:07

  Back to the 1970s as London Underground militants plan walkouts and BA prepare for Christmas strikes

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  Leaders of London Underground unions have called a series of walk-outs this week which are timed to cause maximum disruption to commuters.
• 18:07

  So much for the end of combat operations in Iraq: U.S. troops battle militants in Baghdad firefight that killed 12

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  Twelve people were killed and dozens wounded in the hour-long battle, which raised new fears over Iraq's ability to defend itself.
• 18:07

  So much for the end of combat operations in Iraq: U.S. troops battle militants in Baghdad firefight that killed 12

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  Twelve people were killed and dozens wounded in the hour-long battle, which raised new fears over Iraq's ability to defend itself.
• 17:39

  'Frankensalmon' ruled safe to eat: Fast-growing GM fish approved by scientists

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  The first GM salmon could be on American dinner tables within two to three years, and possibly on British plates soon after that.
• 17:27

  Gove's vow to revive traditional subjects with new English Baccalaureate

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  The qualification will not replace GCSEs, but will only be awarded to pupils who get at least five good grades in subjects such as a science, history or a foreign language.
• 17:07

  What about my human rights, asks woman beaten unconscious by asylum-seeker ex-lover freed by immigration judge

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  Failed asylum seeker Kawa ali Azad, who is described by his ex-partner (pictured) as ‘completely unbalanced,’ was granted his freedom from an immigration centre in March.
• 17:07

  Tony Blair star guest on new ITV show Daybreak

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  Tony Blair is on a whistle-stop tour of the country's radio and TV stations to promote his book, and he doesn't seem to care with whom he shares the limelight.
• 17:03

  Cherie v Mandy: Blair's wife takes legal action after book reveals private letters

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  Mrs Blair was said to be furious that Peter Mandelson revealed details of a private letter in which she made a vitriolic attack on Gordon Brown.
• 17:03

  Carry on driving: The motorist on 54 points as one in four keep their licences after exceeding limit

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  More than one in four drivers who racked up 12 penalty points escaped being banned from the roads last year with the disclosure of the figures bringing criticism of the leniency of magistrates' court
• 16:48

  Bernie Ecclestone's neon light fish and chip shop revenge after billionaire neighbours foil pub plans

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  Tamara Ecclestone, 26, paid £1.7million last year for the Swag and Tails, a backstreet pub which was her father’s local for decades. She had intended to rebuild the pub and treble the capacity.
• 16:47

  William Hague Twitters thanks to the public for their support over 'gay' allegations

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  The Foreign Secretary said he and his wife Ffion had received ‘huge public support’ after issuing a statement on Wednesday, in which he denied having a relationship with a male aide.
• 16:40

  David Davis leads charge against vote reform as Conservative rebels demand delay to referendum

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  David Cameron's former leadership rival insists the Government must consider shifting the date of a planned referendum on whether Britain should adopt the so-called 'alternative vote' system.
• 16:33

  Betrayal of the heroes: Army to force out injured so it can recruit new soldiers

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  Around 5,000 troops who are medically unfit for combat duties, including those injured in Afghanistan and Iraq, are to be ousted by the Ministry of Defence.
• 16:27

  Prince Andrew¿s £15m mansion ¿bought with tainted cash from Kazakh scam'

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  An exiled multi-millionaire has alleged that the purchase of Sunninghill Park was paid for with cash from the sale of a state-run firm in Kazakhstan.
• 16:21

  Fury as 263 sacked factory workers told 'train your Polish replacements before you leave'

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  Twinings bosses announced they will be closing its North Shields factory with the loss of 263 jobs. All production will be transferred to Poland or China by September.
• 16:20

  Four in ten domestic violence victims are men

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  The study by Parity campaign group added that men who complain of being attacked at home are often ignored by police who prefer to believe a woman is the real victim.
• 15:48

  Lifted like a rag doll and hurled into cell: Shocking video of police brutality... on 5ft 2in tall 59-year-woman

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  Sergeant Mark Andrews was captured on CCTV dragging 5ft2in Pamela Somerville into a cell before hurling her to the floor ‘like a doll’, knocking her unconscious.
• 15:21

  Tory MP weeps over discovery that his Brazilian wife is £70-a-time suburban prostitute

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  Mike Weatherley was one of a new group of MPs elected with David Cameron earlier this year. The MP's Brazilian wife Carla, 39, has been discovered working as a prostitute.
• 14:42

  Electric Light Orchestra founding member Mike Edwards killed by 50-stone hay bale freak accident

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  Mike Edwards, 62, who played cello for the band for three years, died when the giant bale weighing 50 stone crashed down on top of his van.
• 14:21

  It's time to talk: Spain's ETA terrorist group declares a 'cease-fire'

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  The Basque separatist militant group suggested it might turn to a political process in its quest for independence as it vowed to end armed attacks.
• 14:13

  Iranian woman 'lashed 99 times' after picture of her without a headscarf is printed in a newspaper

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  Sakineh Mohammad Ashtiani, 43, was convicted of "adultery while being married" and given the death penalty after a trial over her husband's murder in 2006.
• 14:07

  British soldier killed by RPG in Afghanistan as injured soldier dies in a UK hospital

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  The solider was serving as part of the Brigade Reconnaissance Force when killed by a blast in the Nad-e Ali District of Helmand Province.
• 13:54

  We don't have lift-off: Danes cancel launch of home-made rocket because of 'blown fuse'

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  The launch was the first step toward their dream of eventually flying to the edge of space, some 62 miles above sea level.
• 13:38

  Minister orders smartcard travel revolution in hope to encourage the use of public transport

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  Transport Minister Norman Baker said he had ordered officials to draw up plans to introduce the cards - based on London’s Oyster card scheme - 'within a few years'.
• 12:47

  Get your brolly: It's official summer really is over as the Met Office forecasts miserable weather for September

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  If you blinked, you probably missed it. But the British summer has been and gone for another year – and autumn blows in today.
• 12:45

  Man with crippling debts lived in his garden shed for a YEAR to escape bailiffs

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  Steve Morris became so anxious about the bills piling up in his hallway and creditors asking for money that he moved into his shed at the bottom of his garden.
• 12:06

  Japan's Shoya Tomizawa dies after shocking Moto2 crash in San Marino

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  Shoya Tomizawa, 19, was travelling at full speed when he fell off on a corner and was hit violently by the bikes of Alex De Angelis and Scott Redding.
• 11:51

  Father who died along with son in mid-air plane collision was retired commercial airline captain

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  Michael Willis, 73, and 42-year-old son James Willis were in a four-seater Mooney M20B aircraft when it crashed with a sports aircraft over the Isle of Wight.
• 11:41

  Obama wrongly attributes quotes on his new Oval Office rug to Martin Luther King and Abraham Lincoln

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  The quotations attributed to Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King in the wheat-coloured carpet in fact came from reformist and abolitionist Theodore Parker.
• 8:46

  Damaged 300-ton blowout preventer raised from the Gulf of Mexico as investigators probe oil spill cause

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  FBI agents were among the 137 people aboard the Helix Q4000 vessel, taking photos and video of the device.
• 7:57

  Young man's body found on seaside golf course was 'taken there after murder and torched'

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  Golfers discovered the corpse between the 17th and 18th holes at the Dyke Golf Club on the outskirts of Brighton, East Sussex, just before noon yesterday.
• 7:57

  Young man's body found on seaside golf course was 'taken there after murder and torched'

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  Golfers discovered the corpse between the 17th and 18th holes at the Dyke Golf Club on the outskirts of Brighton, East Sussex, just before noon yesterday.
• 7:33

  Top secret security info of Pope's visit left behind in pub

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  Extremely sensitive plans for the Pope's high security visit to Britain were discovered in a pub after organisers left them there after finishing a boozy lunch.
• 7:33

  Top secret security info of Pope's visit left behind in pub

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  Extremely sensitive plans for the Pope's high security visit to Britain were discovered in a pub after organisers left them there after finishing a boozy lunch.
• 7:31

  Blow to Tory flagship policy as Gove admits just 16 'free schools' will open next year

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  Labour immediately seized on the figure as a sign of limited enthusiasm for the coalition Government's education reforms.
• 7:31

  Blow to Tory flagship policy as Gove admits just 16 'free schools' will open next year

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  Labour immediately seized on the figure as a sign of limited enthusiasm for the coalition Government's education reforms.
• 7:27

  Inches from disaster: Lily, 85, comes face-to-face with a runaway bus... as she sits in her FRONT ROOM

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  The Number 23 service demolished her hedge, flattened her garden and stopped just two inches from the wall of her two bed semi in Torquay, Devon.
• 7:27

  Inches from disaster: Lily, 85, comes face-to-face with a runaway bus... as she sits in her FRONT ROOM

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  The Number 23 service demolished her hedge, flattened her garden and stopped just two inches from the wall of her two bed semi in Torquay, Devon.
• 7:03

  Cameron: I stand by spin chief in phone tap row

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  Invoices held by the Met apparently show that News International paid private investigator Glenn Mulcaire for work relating to the former deputy PM.
• 7:03

  Cameron: I stand by spin chief in phone tap row

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  Invoices held by the Met apparently show that News International paid private investigator Glenn Mulcaire for work relating to the former deputy PM.
• 6:08

  Senior Iranian cleric dismisses Nazi Holocaust as 'superstition' created by the West

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  A senior Iranian cleric has dismissed the Nazi Holocaust during World War II as 'superstition' created by the West. Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi said that Zionist were forcing the world to accept their views.
• 4:53

  £95,000-a-year benefits family of 12 re-homed in a £1,000-a-week house... after they trashed the last one

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  Jobless Sam, 36, and Pete Smith, 40, have been given the new four-bedroom house in Bristol to house their feral brood of 10.
• 4:53

  £95,000-a-year benefits family of 12 re-homed in a £1,000-a-week house... after they trashed the last one

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  Jobless Sam, 36, and Pete Smith, 40, have been given the new house in Bristol to house their feral brood of 10.
• 4:36

  Tube strikes to cause indefinite chaos for 'no good reason' says Boris Johnson

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  The first of a wave of strikes by London Underground workers in rows over pay and jobs will start today, with Mayor of London Boris Johnson claiming the action is planned for 'no good reason.
• 3:42

  New Zealand earthquake rips a new fault line across the world... moving one side of the earth 11ft to the right

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  The quake was caused by the continuing collision between the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates, said Prof Quigley, who is leading a team trying to pin down the temblor's source.
• 3:32

  Sir Richard Dannatt accuses Blair and Brown over military funding

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  General Dannatt says that evidence for Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction was 'most uncompelling' and the planning for the aftermath of war was an 'abject failure'.
• September 04, 2010
• 21:17

  The deadly dish that poisoned our lives: How The Horse Whisperer's Nicholas Evans almost killed his own family with wild mushrooms

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  The author of The Horse Whisperer picked what he thought were edible mushrooms on estate of his Scottish clan chief brother-in-law. But the dish left both them and his wife critically ill needing kidney transplants.
• 21:17

  The deadly dish that poisoned our lives: How The Horse Whisperer's Nicholas Evans almost killed his own family with wild mushrooms

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  The author of The Horse Whisperer picked what he thought were edible mushrooms on estate of his Scottish clan chief brother-in-law. But the dish left both them and his wife critically ill needing kidney transplants.
• 21:17

  Pathologist's errors renew calls for full David Kelly inquest

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  Dr Nicholas Hunt faces a formal investigation after making 14 mistakes in his report on the death of an ­airman in Afghanistan.
• 21:17

  Pathologist's errors renew calls for full David Kelly inquest

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  Dr Nicholas Hunt faces a formal investigation after making 14 mistakes in his report on the death of an ­airman in Afghanistan.
• 20:57

  Raoul Moat: Outrage as brother plans book

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  Angus Moat, 39, says he hopes to publish an accurate biography to counteract the slew of ‘sensationalist’ books being released about the killer.
• 20:57

  Raoul Moat: Outrage as brother plans book

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  Angus Moat, 39, says he hopes to publish an accurate biography to counteract the slew of ‘sensationalist’ books being released about the killer.
• 20:56

  Pope bids to defuse clerical abuse row by meeting victims on visit to Britain

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  Vatican sources said a meeting during the four-day visit, which begins on September 16, was now ‘all but certain’.
• 20:56

  Pope bids to defuse clerical abuse row by meeting victims on visit to Britain

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  Vatican sources said a meeting during the four-day visit, which begins on September 16, was now ‘all but certain’.
• 20:43

  Diaries from the deep deep pit: Charles¿s florid-faced frustration at being forever in waiting

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  In the final part of his irrepressible diaries, former Labour MP Chris Mullin tells how his encounters with Royalty left him surprised by the work of the Prince of Wales.
• 20:39

  Driver sliced in half in horrific 100mph crash during drag race on 'dead man's curve'

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  A 20-year-old drag racer died when his body was sliced in half in a horrific accident in New York.
• 20:39

  Driver sliced in half in horrific 100mph crash during drag race on 'dead man's curve'

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  Philip Boney-Scrivano was racing another driver at 100mph along a stretch of road known as 'dead man's curve' on Staten Island just before 2am Saturday morning.
• 20:24

  A stately farewell for the Party Peer: St Lucia comes to a standstill for the funeral of Princess Margaret's playmate Lord Glenconnor

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  A sombre procession of hundreds of mourners, including his loyal valet, an illegitimate son and pop star Bryan Adams, gathered to follow the aristocrat’s coffin.
• 20:24

  A stately farewell for the Party Peer: St Lucia comes to a standstill for the funeral of Princess Margaret's playmate Lord Glenconnor

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  A sombre procession of hundreds of mourners, including his loyal valet, an illegitimate son and pop star Bryan Adams, gathered to follow the aristocrat’s coffin.
• 19:59

  Now you can log on to the good surgeons guide

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  Patients waiting for an operation can check their surgeon’s success rate on a website created to increase transparency in the health service.
• 19:27

  Revealed: The 161 GPs making more than £200k a year... and one's raking in an astonishing £500,000

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  The doctors were the main winners of Labour’s controversial shake-up of healthcare, which saw the average GP’s salary rise to £106,000.
• 19:21

  No more Lake Swimdermere: Outbreak of poisonous algae forces cancellation of Great North Swim

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  Around 9,000 swimmers were due to take part in the mile-long swim at Windermere yesterday and today, watched by 20,000 spectators and screened on Channel Four.
• 19:00

  Briton killed as skydiving plane crashes in ball of flame in New Zealand

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  The horror crash occurred on Saturday as the Fletcher fixed-wing pane was lifting off from the runway at Fox Glacier on the west coast of the South Island.
• 18:56

  Allergies? They're our bread and butter: The mothers who turned their children's food intolerances into businesses

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  The number of allergy sufferers has trebled in Britain in two decades. One in three of us develop an allergy and they affect about 40 per cent of children.
• 18:50

  Want a girl? You need to quit the salt and bananas (and go to bed together more often)

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  Scientists claim have discovered that a combination of the right food and the timing of sex are the key to the nursery being painted pink rather than blue.
• 18:46

  Stolen and sold: Private details of thousands of World Cup fans

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  Investigators believe that criminal gangs or even terrorist groups may have stolen and and sold the personal details of fans for up to £500,000.
• 18:25

  Claim puppies thrown in river by girl are found

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  The grandmother claims to have saved the dog's lives after spotting them struggling to stay afloat by the side of the river on her way to her potato field.
• 18:21

  Was body of MI6 spy submerged in mystery fluid to speed up decay?

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  The policeman who found the body of MI6 codebreaker Gareth Williams said it was submerged in ‘fluid’, The Mail on Sunday has learned.
• 18:18

  My prison suicide watch agony, by Baroness Scotland's illegal cleaner

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  Speaking for the first time since her release on Thursday, Loloahi Tapui told how worried doctors took away her razor and made her sleep with a light on.
• 17:56

  Jermain Defoe fury as police cash in on car phone picture

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  Road Safety Support has been using the photographs of the footballer at the wheel of his £90,000 Range Rover and other alleged celebrity offenders to drum up business.
• 17:35

  Strolling in the sunshine, police officer at centre of G20 tragedy

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  Sporting sunglasses, a short-sleeved shirt and baggy shorts, the married father of two looked relaxed as he walked near his £300,000 home in Carshalton, Surrey.
• 17:32

  Cherie Blair in £800 court battle over Peter Mandelson's memoirs

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  Mrs Blair was furious when she read Lord Mandelson's recently published memoirs, The Third Man, which includes details of a personal note from Cherie.
• 17:22

  'Euan and I were very young ... after four pints we were drunk. and then I lost him': Family friend on the night Blair's son was arrested

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  Family friend named by Blair as his son Euan’s fateful drinking partner talks about that ‘lost’ night in Leicester Square.
• 17:20

  Lifted like a rag doll and hurled into cell: Shocking video of police brutality... on 5ft 2in tall 59-year-woman

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  Market researcher Pamela Somerville was thrown head-first on to a concrete floor, knocking her unconscious.
• 17:18

  Cameron: I stand by spin chief in phone tap row

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  In a defiant response to growing Labour calls for him to resign as the Tories’ director of communications, Andy Coulson is ‘going nowhere’ according to insiders.
• 17:17

  Father of Lib Dem aide in MI5 quiz 'is linked to KGB'

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  MP Mark Hancock's assistant Katia Zatuliveter, 25, is the the daughter of wealthy Russian businessman and former Communist Party member Andrei Zatuliveter.
• 17:11

  Two die after light aircraft collide in mid air

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  The victims were from the same aircraft which collided with another plane at Havenstreet at around 5pm, Hampshire Police said.
• 17:10

  Masked raiders steal £40k of jewellery from Joan Collins' novelist friend, aged 80

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  Una-Mary Parker feared she was going to die when the robbers attacked her on the doorstep of her £5million home and loaded jewellery into a Harrods bag.
• 16:08

  Hague took friend on a fact-finding, taxpayer-funded trip to Afghanistan, even though he had no official job

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  The Foreign Secretary paid for Chris Myers to fly first-class from Bahrain back to London. Mr Myers also accompanied Mr Hague on visits to Northern Ireland.
• 16:08

  New claim by Pakistan player that team mates fixed 'almost every match'

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  Pakistan Test opener Yasir Hameed claimed his team-mates were involved in fixing 'almost every match', as fresh allegations further rock the cricket world.
• 16:01

  'I'm giving cancer the chop!': Mother uses techniques honed in karate classes to help fight rare form of the disease

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  When Linda Adley took up karate, she could not have imagined that besides keeping her fit, the martial art would help her find the strength to live.
• 16:01

  Boy, 6, who ticked off the Queen after complaining about lack of play facilities at royal estate

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  Charlie Page was disappointed to find limited equipment for young visitors when he and his family toured the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.
• 16:01

  Carrots keep you younger: A Hollywood dermatologist argues the water in fruit and veg is better than water in a glass

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  As a dermatologist, pharmacist and researcher, I have always rooted my practice in the idea that skin care can lead to overall health.
• 16:01

  Carrots keep you younger: A Hollywood dermatologist argues the water in fruit and veg is better than water in a glass

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  As a dermatologist, pharmacist and researcher, I have always rooted my practice in the idea that skin care can lead to overall health.
• 15:51

  Who gave me panda eyes? The poodle dyed to look like a panda

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  Clearly this poodle's owner wanted the best of both worlds. The fluffy pet was given a makeover when its owner decided to dye its hair so it resembled a giant panda for a pet fair in Shanghai, China.
• 15:19

  Teenager who texts worst-possible question to sheriff caught in drugs sting

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  The unnamed teen sent the text to the Lewis and Clark County sheriff in Montana, U.S. after mis-dialling the telephone number of his dealer.
• 15:08

  Drive-in cinema showing horror movie The Last Exorcism is consumed by mysterious fire

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  Film fans watching the horror flick had to escape the flames as they took hold at The Admiral Twin drive-in cinema in Tulsa.
• 15:03

  The Queen and Prince Charles share touching moment as they watch the Highland Games

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  They were accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal at the Braemar Gathering in Scotland.
• 14:59

  They're rarer than giant pandas and the only dogs that can smile, so save our Sussex Spaniels!

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  Sussex spaniels are one of 30 native British dog breeds currently on the endangered list issued by Britain’s national canine watchdog, The Kennel Club.
• 11:54

  Badly-burnt corpse found dumped at seaside golf course

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  One leg had been hacked off of the body at the shin, although police said they did not know whether it was done before or after death.
• 11:54

  Boy, 11, mauled by a SEA LION at a zoo aquarium show as horrified visitors look on

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  Jack Lister had been invited by Australian zookeepers to meet the eight-year-old female sea lion during the Taronga Zoo's seal and sea lion show on Friday.
• 11:36

  Obama awards Vietnam veteran posthumous Medal of Honour forty years on

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  The President will present the medal to the sons of Richard Etchberger on September 21 in a ceremony at the White House in Washington.
• 11:01

  Who gave me panda eyes? The poodle dyed to look like a panda

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  Clearly this poodle's owner wanted the best of both worlds. The fluffy pet was given a makeover when its owner decided to dye its hair so it resembled a giant panda for a pet fair in Shanghai, China.
• 10:59

  Female Brits abroad are branded the 'ugliest in the world'

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  Beer guzzling, belching, hideous dress sense - and those are some of the nicer ways the rest of the world described British women.
• 10:18

  Classifieds website Craigslist 'censors' its erotic services on U.S. sites after legal pressure

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  The move comes after attorneys general in 17 states banded together to urge the site to discontinue its adult services.
• 9:33

  I'm ashamed to be Conservative: Tory councillor defects to Labour over coalition's schools spending cuts

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  Elaine Costigan, of Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council in the West Midlands, said the local community had been treated with 'utter contempt' by the Coalition.
• 9:14

  Man who allowed his bed-ridden wife to be eaten alive by maggots is charged with involuntary manslaughter

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  Darrell White's wife Jorene, 46, suffered from crippling arthritis and was left to die in their home in Cincinnatti. He faces up to 11 years in prison.
• 8:25

  Army major braves temperatures of 47c to run charity marathon... in the Afghan DESERT

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  Major Tom Perkins, 39, of the First Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Scotland, was joined by Afghan colleagues as he set off on the run around Camp Shorabak.
• 8:17

  Judge steps down after naked pics of her are posted online - and husband asks man to have sex with her

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  A female judge has stepped down from the bench after shocking x-rated photos of her were posted online - and her lawyer husband tried to get a client to have sex with her.
• 8:09

  Neigh bother: Horse and groom rescued by firefighters after stallion kicks its way into lorry's cabin

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  The two-year-old colt became trapped after forcing its way out of the rear section while being transported on the A23 at Bolney, West Sussex.
• 7:39

  Karel De Gucht apologises for blaming stalling of Middle East peace process on 'Jews'

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  Karel De Gucht, 56, made the remarks in a radio interview as the U.S. formally convened the first direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians in nearly two years.
• 7:24

  Sunken dreams: Pilot watches on as his £70,000 plane sinks into the North Sea

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  Pilot Gary Collings watched his treasured light aircraft sink beneath the waves after he had to ditch it in the North Sea.
• 6:12

  Three's a crowd: The Foreign Secretary's male aide resigns after hotel room admission

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  This is special adviser Christopher Myers with William Hague and his wife Ffion before the controversy hit surrounding the Tory MP's admission they shared a hotel room.
• 4:03

  Taxpayer should not fund Pope's visit

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  More than three quarters of Britons think the taxpayer should not contribute to the cost of Pope Benedict XVI's visit, according to a survey published today.
• 3:30

  Doctors take battle for inquest into Dr Kelly's death to the High Court

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  The reputed group is arguing that there is insufficient medical evidence to prove the Government weapons inspector committed suicide.
• 3:30

  Tony Blair's security is tight as he begins publicity trail for memoirs

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  The missiles, which were thrown by anti-war protesters, did not hit the former prime minister as he arrived at a bookshop in Dublin.
• 3:30

  Tony Blair's security is tight as he begins publicity trail for memoirs

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  An unprecedented security operation swung into action yesterday with the arrival of Tony Blair in Dublin.
• 3:13

  The buffalo whisperer: Luke, 13, tames one of Africa's most feared killers

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  Luke plays with, washes and even kisses mother 'Hop-a-long' and her offspring 'Skip-a-long', who live on the Michaelides' farmland in Limpopo, South Africa.
• 2:37

  Morrissey branded 'racist' after calling Chinese a 'subspecies' over treatment of circus animals

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  The star, a well-known vegetarian and animal rights campaigner, has long courted controversy and been accused of flirting with far-right views.
• 2:37

  Morrissey branded 'racist' after calling Chinese a 'subspecies' over treatment of circus animals

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  The star, a well-known vegetarian and animal rights campaigner, has long courted controversy and been accused of flirting with far-right views.
• 1:05

  Malnourished girl: Mother Carlotta Pierce charged with assault of 15lbs daughter Marchella

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  The mother of a four-year-old girl found dead weighing less than a six-month-old baby has been charged with assault.
• September 03, 2010
• 22:39

  Miracle meeting as nurse walks into dying patient's room - and discovers he is her long-lost father

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  New York nurse Wanda Rodriguez was shaking as she asked the man, 'Do you have any children?' When he replied 'Yes - I have a daughter named Wanda,' she burst into tears and fled from the room.
• 22:39

  Miracle meeting as nurse walks into dying patient's room - and discovers he is her long-lost father

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  New York nurse Wanda Rodriguez was shaking as she asked the man, 'Do you have any children?' When he replied 'Yes - I have a daughter named Wanda,' she burst into tears and fled from the room.
• 21:04

  School libraries fall victim to cash cuts

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  At least one in five councils across England have axed their vital supply of library books to primary and secondary schools.
• 21:04

  School libraries fall victim to cash cuts

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  At least one in five councils across England have axed their vital supply of library books to primary and secondary schools.
• 21:04

  Gareth Williams: A secret stalker. Witnesses who won't talk... But who's got his missing laptop?

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  The mystery over Gareth Williams's death is deepening. Was he killed because of his professional life or his private one? Was it an impromptu killing or one that was planned?
• 21:04

  Gareth Williams: A secret stalker. Witnesses who won't talk... But who's got his missing laptop?

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  The mystery over Gareth Williams's death is deepening. Was he killed because of his professional life or his private one? Was it an impromptu killing or one that was planned?
• 20:52

  Blackcurrant juice can 'prevent aches and pains of exercise'

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  Volunteers who took an extract of the 'superfruit' in a pill form before and after exercise suffered less muscle damage and inflammation.
• 20:52

  Blackcurrant juice can 'prevent aches and pains of exercise'

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  Volunteers who took an extract of the 'superfruit' in a pill form before and after exercise suffered less muscle damage and inflammation.
• 20:51

  A hedge fund Godfather with a body in his Jacuzzi who's facing claims of racketeering... Meet the Tory's latest dubious donor

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  He is known in the City as the Capo de Capi - or 'boss of bosses', a title which reflects Louis Bacon's almost omnipotent status as head of one of the world's largest hedge funds.
• 20:51

  A hedge fund Godfather with a body in his Jacuzzi who's facing claims of racketeering... Meet the Tory's latest dubious donor

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  He is known in the City as the Capo de Capi - or 'boss of bosses', a title which reflects Louis Bacon's almost omnipotent status as head of one of the world's largest hedge funds.
• 18:52

  Firebrand televangelist sets up Christian centre to combat Ground Zero mosque proposal

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  In a statement that brands Islam as a religion of 'violence and hatred', preacher Bill Keller has launch his '9/11 Christian Centre' directly opposite Ground Zero.
• 18:34

  Could seaweed extract be the saviour for spotty teenagers?

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  An active ingredient from a type of brown seaweed, apparently found only off the coast of Brittany - may provide a solution to problem spots and oily skin.
• 18:34

  Could seaweed extract be the saviour for spotty teenagers?

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  An active ingredient from a type of brown seaweed, apparently found only off the coast of Brittany - may provide a solution to problem spots and oily skin.
• 18:30

  MPs to use official credit cards to pay council tax and bills as watchdog simplifies new rules

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  The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority announced that MPs will no longer have to provide receipts straight away to receive payment for purchases.
• 18:19

  Timebomb' alert as lenders hike mortgage rates

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  Experts are warning that lenders could hike their standard variable rate (SVR) at any time.
• 18:01

  Record rise in the cost of motoring insurance

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  The average comprehensive policy costs 30 per cent more this year than last, according to AA Insurance.
• 18:01

  Recession blamed as work tribunal cases soar by 50%

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  The industrial courts granted an estimated £1billion in payouts to those who claimed they had been wrongly dismissed or suffered discrimination.
• 17:57

  Brown is back on the benches to take 'serious role in Parliament again'

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  The former prime minister will return to the limelight a week after his predecessor Tony Blair blamed him for Labour's defeat at the election.
• 17:42

  Cricket scandal: Test captain Salman Butt pictured at the wheel of fixer's £130,000 Aston Martin before cheat scandal broke

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  The photo, taken outside the Pakistan team's London hotel in July, provides an indication that Butt and his agent Majeed have formed a close relationship.
• 17:03

  Boarding school head Derek Slade guilty of abusing boy pupils who he punished with 'a sexual motive'

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  Derek Slade, 61, was convicted of more than 50 offences. He hit boys with a slipper, a table tennis bat and his bare hand then ordered youngsters to write about 'whackings'.
• 16:35

  6million caught in tax debacle... and 1.4million will each have to repay £1,500

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  Some will face far higher bills, though the Treasury insists no immediate repayment will be required if the sum is more than £2,000.
• 16:33

  Alan Johnson wants new Met Police probe into No10 media chief over tabloid tactics claim

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  Mr Johnson, now shadow home secretary, seized on the latest claims about Andy Coulson in an article in the New York Times.
• 16:33

  Alan Johnson wants new Met Police probe into No10 media chief over tabloid tactics claim

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  Mr Johnson, now shadow home secretary, seized on the latest claims about Andy Coulson in an article in the New York Times.
• 16:29

  How could couple who went on run with four-year-old be allowed to foster any child?

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  Marcia Langton was arrested after going on the run with a four-year-old boy she hoped to adopt.
• 16:29

  How could couple who went on run with four-year-old be allowed to foster any child?

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  Marcia Langton was arrested after going on the run with a four-year-old boy she hoped to adopt.
• 16:26

  Let stewardesses land the plane in a crisis, says Ryanair boss: Airline wants to ditch co-pilots

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  The idea is the latest in a long line of cash-saving wheezes from the budget airline boss who once suggested that aircraft could fly with standing-only areas.
• 16:16

  How I won my man back on YouTube: Tearful video diary of break-up is watched by thousands, including her ex

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  Ex-boyfriend Keith Tallis, 55, logged on after being tipped off by friends and was filled with emotion and regret.
• 16:14

  No room at school for the 2010 baby boomers

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  Hundreds of children have no primary school place with term already started as the recent baby boom triggers an admissions crisis.
• 16:12

  Shake-up of NHS 'incentives' in drive to curb caesareans

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  Plans to reduce the number of caesarean deliveries and give women greater access to home births are being considered by ministers.
• 16:09

  Top school ditches 'easy' GCSEs to find harder foreign version

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  Wycombe Abbey School is opting for the International GCSE in nine subjects because staff consider it a more traditional curriculum and more 'stimulating' for bright pupils.
• 16:09

  Top school ditches 'easy' GCSEs to find harder foreign version

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  Wycombe Abbey School is opting for the International GCSE in nine subjects because staff consider it a more traditional curriculum and more 'stimulating' for bright pupils.
• 16:07

  High demand pushes up meat prices by 25% in three years

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  Prices could increase further before Christmas with supermarkets adding as much as 40p to the price of a chicken and £1.50 to a rib-eye steak.
• 16:07

  High demand pushes up meat prices by 25% in three years

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  Prices could increase further before Christmas with supermarkets adding as much as 40p to the price of a chicken and £1.50 to a rib-eye steak.
• 16:03

  Bob Geldof swaps aid for trade in £650m bid to help Africa

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  The founder of Live Aid is apparently turning away from campaigning solely for aid and claims that he can bring greater prosperity to the continent.
• 16:03

  Bob Geldof swaps aid for trade in £650m bid to help Africa

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  The founder of Live Aid is apparently turning away from campaigning solely for aid and claims that he can bring greater prosperity to the continent.
• 15:54

  Earthquake hits New Zealand's South Island

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  Only two serious injuries were reported from the quake, which shook thousands of people awake when it struck at 4.35am near the southern city of Christchurch.
• 15:06

  Rohan Foley and Jack William Brown sent to young offenders' institute for dousing friend in rum and turning him into a human fireball

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  Glenn Collins, 18, was sleeping when he was set alight after being covered in rum by Rohan Foley and Jack Brown in a prank that went devastatingly wrong.
• 14:09

  Ali G-style rap video by NHS staff branded 'absurd and patronising'

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  NHS chiefs claim sales of a professionally produced version of the ‘Clean Hands Rap’ video should cover its £1,800 costs, in the month the DVD has been available, not a single copy has been sold.
• 13:58

  Scientist detained at Miami airport after security staff mistake metal canister for bomb

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  Thomas C. Butler sparked the alert when security staff spotted a suspicious-looking metal canister in his luggage which had the appearance of a pipe bomb.
• 13:52

  Briton, 26, paralysed and 95 per cent blinded in Thai road accident needs £35,000 to fly back to UK

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  Tom Moss is unable to move from the neck down but because he did not have travel insurance, he is now stuck in hospital in the capital, Bangkok.
• 13:49

  Weakened Hurricane Earl batters U.S. East Coast as thousands flee inland for shelter

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  New York is bracing itself for impact tomorrow from Hurricane Earl after the storm began its destructive path up the American east coast.
• 13:35

  Husband who 'strangled bride when she found he was having affairs with two women had a third lover'

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  Michael Roberts, 27, shared kisses with colleague Lavinia Tolley, 26, and even took her on a shopping expedition with one of his mistresses .
• 13:29

  U.S. unemployment soars to 9.6% after economy loses 54,000 in a month

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  The data released on Friday showed the United States is continuing to struggle to recover from the recent global recession.
• 13:12

  Amish man charged with string of sexual assaults on children, including his own cousin

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  Over ten years, Chester Mast is said to have abused victims aged from five to 15. The father-of-two, whose wife is pregnant, has denied allegations including incest, rape and sodomy and will stand trial later this year.
• 13:08

  UK facing serious shortage of branded medicines

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  Experts warned last night that the problem has deepened over the past year, with prescription drugs meant for NHS patients being sold in Europe instead.
• 13:04

  Basketball cheerleaders swap hotpants for leggings in 'nod to Muslim law' as USA meets Iran

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  Organisers of the World Championships in Turkey say the cheerleaders dressed appropriately to represent ultra-conservative Iran.
• 12:41

  Sistine Chapel under threat... from sweat and dust created by four million visitors ever year

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  Experts have spent a month cleaning up the Renaissance masterpiece and removed 'several kilos' of debris which had crusted up the paintings.
• 12:35

  Miracle escape for worshippers after Hare Krishna temple is engulfed in flames after an explosion

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  The Hare Krishna temple in Leicester was left a burnt-out shell after the massive blast and firefighters are at the scene.
• 12:33

  Puppy throwing girl tracked down by police

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  Two animal rights groups have claimed the girl comes from the central Bosnian town of Bugojno. Bosnian police have confirmed they are investigating.
• 11:58

  Stalker of children's author Katharine Quarmby jailed over sinister blog

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  A stalker was jailed today after writing a blog about raping and murdering a woman he had been harassing in real life for two years.
• 11:53

  Zooming in on Mars: New high-resolution images reveal Red Planet's stunning terrain

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  The photographs were taken with a telephoto lens which can focus on objects the size of a beach ball from more than 180 miles away.
• 10:57

  'Joyriding' police officers 'crash suspect's high-powered sports car'

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  The officers stopped the yellow Mitsubishi Evo VIII in Trafford, Cheshire, at 2.15am today after seeing it being driven erratically.
• 10:28

  Scientists could soon cure malaria patients with 'one-off pill'

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  Patients with malaria could soon be cured of the infection with a powerful new pill they would only need to take once.
• 10:20

  Boy racers 'stealing laughing gas from ambulance stations to boost performance of their cars'

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  The thrill seekers have been blamed for repeatedly breaking into storage areas to steal the cylinders of entonox gas which contains nitrous oxide and oxygen.
• 10:18

  Evolution in action: Scientists discover lizards on verge of leap from egg-laying to live births

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  The variety of skink has been found laying eggs along the coast of New South Wales but the same species is giving birth to live young in the colder mountain region.
• 9:53

  Now even New Yorkers who BACK Ground Zero mosque want it moved

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  Some 38 per cent of New Yorkers who back the project in principle say it should not be built so close to the site where terrorists flew planes into the Twin Towers on September 11 2001.
• 9:00

  MI6 worker Daniel Houghton jailed for trying to sell secrets

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  Daniel Houghton offered Dutch secret agents the names, addresses and phone numbers of 426 British spies, the Old Bailey heard.
• 8:57

  Sir Cyril Smith, legendary Liberal Democrat, dies aged 82

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  Sir Cyril served as the Liberal and later Liberal Democrat MP for Rochdale from 1972 until retiring in 1992.
• 7:57

  Sixteen British cruise ship passengers sue luxury liner firm after iceberg crash

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  A doctor, a bank director and the chairman of a law firm are spearheading a seven-figure court battle with a British cruise operator after their luxury liner hit a glacier.
• 7:49

  Nick Clegg sells Sheffield home after being criticised in expenses scandal wake

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  The Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal MP for Sheffield Hallam is selling the property through a local firm of estate agents. Before the election Mr Clegg had vowed to hand the taxpayer any profit made.
• 7:49

  Nick Clegg sells Sheffield home after being criticised in expenses scandal wake

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  The Liberal Democrat leader was at the centre of controversy earlier this year over expenses claimed for the semi-detached family home in his constituency.
• 7:44

  The loneliest child: Girl, 3, has solo playground built as contact with other youngsters could kill her

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  Little Bea Todd is unable to play with other children because her immune system is so weak she could die if she catches a cold.
• 7:41

  Ian Tomlinson pathologist Freddy Patel suspended for three months

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  A General Medical Council disciplinary panel ruled that Dr Freddy Patel had displayed deficient professional performance in a third post-mortem.
• 7:41

  Ian Tomlinson pathologist Freddy Patel suspended for three months

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  A General Medical Council disciplinary panel ruled that Dr Freddy Patel had displayed deficient professional performance in a third post-mortem.
• 7:30

  Council forces pensioners to drag wheelie bins 100 yards - so DUSTMEN aren't injured on potholed road

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  Bosses fear the stretch of road - which is blighted by craters from this year's big freeze - could wreck the tyres of their hefty lorries.
• 7:17

  Church warden, 74, gored to death by bullock in 'savage' farm attack

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  Margaret Wrathall, 74, was herding cattle at her farm when the animal broke loose from the pack and charged at her.
• 7:17

  Church warden, 74, gored to death by bullock in 'savage' farm attack

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  Margaret Wrathall, 74, was herding cattle at her farm when the animal broke loose from the pack and charged at her.
• 7:04

  Women who walked into police station carrying dead son, two, charged with murder

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  Melanie Ruddell is alleged to have killed her son in his sleep while they stayed overnight at the home of her brother in County Durham.
• 6:58

  Mexico army kills 27 members of drug cartel in shoot out near U.S. border

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  Three people who had been kidnapped by the gang were rescued in the raid.
• 6:58

  Mexico army kills 27 members of drug cartel in shoot out near U.S. border

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  Three people who had been kidnapped by the gang were rescued in the raid.
• 6:45

  Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Aamer questioned by police

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  Mohammad Aamer (pictured) is alleged to have deliberately bowled no-balls against England and is one of three players at the centre of the scandal to be interviewed by police today.
• 6:41

  Harley Street psychiatrist Theodore Soutzos struck off

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  Theodore Soutzos, 45, slept with a patient and then warned her not to tell anyone because his mother would 'die' and he would lose his career if anyone found out.
• 6:41

  Harley Street psychiatrist Theodore Soutzos struck off

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  Theodore Soutzos, 45, slept with a patient and then warned her not to tell anyone because his mother would 'die' and he would lose his career if anyone found out.
• 6:39

  The Oxfam Code: How more Dan Brown novels are donated to charity than any other

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  Unwanted copies of Brown's best sellers The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons pushed the New Hampshire author to the top of the most donated authors list
• 6:39

  The Oxfam Code: How more Dan Brown novels are donated to charity than any other

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  Unwanted copies of Brown's best sellers The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons pushed the New Hampshire author to the top of the most donated authors list
• 6:22

  Asil Nadir appears in court 17 years after he fled Britain to escape fraud trial

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  Smiling, waving and relaxed, the 69-year-old ex-fugitive arrived in a presidential-style cavalcade and prepared to defend himself against £34million theft charges.
• 6:15

  Twitter crackdown on hackers posting links to viruses with launch of URL shortening service

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  The company said the move was being taken to improve security, which has been hit by links which lead to fraudulent sites.
• 6:14

  HSBC to stock £5 notes in cash machines as BofE attempts to boost circulation

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  The Bank of England is keen to get more new £5 notes into circulation - of the fivers that are in circulation many are unacceptably worn or damaged.
• 6:14

  HSBC to stock £5 notes in cash machines as BofE attempts to boost circulation

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  The Bank of England is keen to get more new £5 notes into circulation - of the fivers that are in circulation many are unacceptably worn or damaged.
• 6:08

  Top transplant surgeon Ali Bakran dies while snorkelling in the Maldives

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  Ali Bakran was enjoying a two-week holiday with his wife Diane and daughter Miriam when he was pulled from the water and pronounced dead.
• 5:51

  Mummified babies mystery: Police link British woman to remains found in trunk

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  Investigators said the trunk belonged to Janet M Barrie, who emigrated to the US from Scotland in the mid-1920s.
• 5:39

  Man survives having eight-inch knife stabbed through his left eye for 12 hours

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  Doctors in Colombia said the massive blade missed the 24-year-old's brain by only a fraction of an inch.
• 5:33

  Rare German wartime bomber discovered in Kent sandbank to be recovered

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  The twin-engined Dornier 17 first emerged from Goodwin Sands, a 10-mile long sandbank off the coast of Deal, Kent, two years ago, a spokeswoman for the RAF Museum said.
• 5:31

  US Open 2010: Spectator brawl interrupted play at Flushing Meadows

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  The second round game was halted when the brawl kicked off - apparently after a female spectator and her father took exception to another fan's swearing.
• 5:27

  Hurricane Earl weakens as it slams into U.S. East Coast

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  New York is bracing itself for impact tomorrow from Hurricane Earl after the storm began its destructive path up the American east coast.
• 5:16

  Mystery of the mummified babies: Police link British woman to remains found in trunk

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  Investigators said the trunk belonged to Janet M Barrie, who emigrated to the US from Scotland in the mid-1920s.
• 5:12

  'Most severely injured' British soldier in Afghanistan Ken Bellringer arrives home

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  Warrant Officer Ken Bellringer was given a 10 per cent chance of surviving horrific injuries after being caught up in a blast that killed a colleague he had gone to help.
• 5:06

  Alcohol consumption in UK shows sharpest FALL for 60 years

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  The British Beer and Pub Association says that 2009 saw the sharpest year-on-year decline in alcohol consumption across the board since 1948.
• 5:06

  Armed police march off car thieves after high-speed chase ends in collision

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  This is the dramatic moment armed police swooped on three men in a stolen car after a high-speed chase. The vehicle itself, a Ford Fusion, was written off – as was the police car, with its bonnet almost completely destroyed.
• 5:01

  Jonathan Hock guilty of sexually assaulting girlfriend and posting footage online

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  Jonathan Hock was arrested in June 2009 after he set up a webcam and sexually assaulted his girlfriend in her bedroom as she was unconscious from drinking alcohol.
• 5:00

  Fury as RBS ships more jobs abroad

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  Royal Bank of Scotland sparked a furious reaction from union leaders as it emerged that it is shipping more jobs overseas as it axed a further 3,500 in Britain.
• 4:56

  Double hand transplant man Richard Edwards reveals he can move fingers

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  Dr Richard Edwards, 55, who received his new body parts in an 18-hour operation, said he felt 'fantastic' after the operation.
• 4:54

  William Hague attacked by Sally Bercow for going too far to dismiss rumours about his sexuality

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  William Hague suggested he was sick of Westminster after being forced to admit sharing a twin hotel bedroom with a young male aide but fiercely denying any impropriety.
• 4:51

  U.S. schools ban 'rude' breast cancer awareness bracelets with 'I love boobies' slogan

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  The popular wristbands - which are just $4 each - have caused a stir in schools across the U.S. because head teachers think they are too rude.
• 4:39

  British policeman Desmond Campbell jailed after hurling new wife from cliff

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  Desmond Campbell went on holiday with a new girlfriend just weeks after he murdered Janet. The court heard his crime had 'deception, duplicity and manipulation' at its heart.
• 4:27

  'Amanda Knox is innocent': Ex-FBI agent tells US TV

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  Steve Moore, a 25-year veteran in the bureau, said that on re-examining the case he had no doubt that Knox, 23, could not have killed her roommate.
• 4:19

  Cricket fixer's cash trail leads to Salman Butt: Pakistan diplomat claims players set up

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  Cash used in the cricket betting scandal is understood to have been found in the belongings of the Pakistani captain Salman Butt, the Daily Mail has learned.
• 4:00

  Top transplant surgeon dies while snorkelling in the Maldives

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  Ali Bakran was enjoying a two-week holiday with his wife Diane and daughter Miriam when he was pulled from the water and pronounced dead.
• 4:00

  Council worker Rehana Mohamed's Twitter storm: 'Servants sometimes need a slap'

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  Rehana Mohamed made the comments on her Twitter account after watching a C4 Dispatches programme on the abuse of foreign domestic workers.
• 3:58

  Southampton Council plan to ease congestion on the roundabout with 58 sets of traffic lights: By adding 2 MORE sets

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  Traffic planners in Southampton say it is necessary to add two more lights on the approach to cope with increased traffic levels from a new recycling centre.
• 3:55

  Quarter of primary schools have no male teachers

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  Staff rooms at 4,700 primaries are solely populated by women - 150 more than last year. And just one man under the age of 25 works in a state-run nursery.
• 3:54

  Stephen Hawking: Archbishop of Canterbury attacks his claim God did NOT create Universe

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  Dr Rowan Williams dismissed Professor Stephen Hawking's findings that modern physics leaves no room for a Creator and science could explain the origins of the universe.
• 3:50

  Alistair Darling: Banks still managed to pay huge bonuses despite my supertax

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  Bankers sabotaged a tax on massive bonuses by using their financial expertise to keep hold of their wealth, Mr Darling has admitted.
• 3:50

  Health fear: Up to 40 times more aluminium in formula milk than breast milk

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  Traces of the metal in milk were found to be much higher than is legally allowed in water, according to scientists, with one brand containing more than 800 micrograms per litre.
• 3:47

  Paddle-boarding - it's the new celebrity fad but is harder than it looks

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  Lucy McDonald tries to get the hang of the new celebrity craze but finds it much more challenging than Cindy Crawford makes it seem.
• 3:45

  Is 'biased' BBC trying to cosy up to the Coalition with No 10 meeting?

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  The BBC was caught in a political row last night after its boss Mark Thompson was apparently attempting to cosy up to the Government following complaints over Left-wing bias.
• 3:34

  Smoking two year old Ardi Rizal kicks 40-a-day cigarette habit after rehab

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  The reformed smoker spent 30 days in rehab after his shocking behaviour was filmed by a TV crew at his home in Musi Banyuasin, in the South Sumatra province.
• 3:19

  Cancer risk 'can be doubled' by taknig drugs to fight bone thinning

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  Hundreds of thousands of women taking drugs to combat bone thinning could be doubling their risk of cancer of the oesophagus, warn British researchers.
• 3:18

  Boy, six, drowns in hotel pool during family holiday

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  Jack Porter was found dead at the bottom of the pool in the resort of Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
• 3:06

  Lord Nelson's first ever medal set to fetch £500,000

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  More than 200 years after Nelson's victory at Cape St Vincent the medal he won for his heroics is expected to fetch up to £500,000 at an auction next month.
• 2:54

  Smuggler's bag bursts open at airport... to reveal 95 live snakes

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  Keng Liang Wong's bag burst open on a luggage conveyor belt at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, spilling out almost 100 boa constrictors.
• 1:39

  TONY BLAIR'S MEMOIRS: Gushing tributes to Obama and Bush in US version

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  Tony Blair's introduction in the U.S. edition of his book has described American presidents as occupying 'Olympian heights'.
• 1:35

  Israel's Netanyahu makes pledge as crunch talks with Palestinians get underway

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  'The people of Israel are prepared to walk this road and to go a long way - a long way in a short time - to achieve a genuine peace', Mr Netanyahu said.
• 1:08

  David Blunkett's startling admission on UK-US extradition treaty

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  The Act - which opponents say is biased against British citizens - is being used to extradite Asperger’s sufferer Gary McKinnon for computer hacking.
• September 02, 2010
• 23:50

  Man guilty of posting footage of him sexually assaulting his unconscious girlfriend online

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  Jonathan Hock was arrested in June 2009 after he set up a webcam and sexually assaulted his girlfriend in her bedroom as she was unconscious from drinking alcohol.
• 21:52

  Silly billies: Two young goats get stuck on six-inch ledge of railway bridge for two days

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  Two young goats that wandered onto the thin ledge of a 60ft railway bridge had to be rescued by a crane after two days high above a remote highway.
• 21:21

  Maths prodigy Arran Fernandez, 14, becomes youngest Cambridge student since 1773

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  Home-educated Arran Fernandez sailed through GCSEs and A-levels before going through the university's notoriously challenging interview process.
• 21:18

  American Bethany Storro burned when acid-like liquid thrown at her face

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  Bethany Storro bravely recalled the moment a woman approached her in Washington and said 'Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?' - before throwing acid into her face.
• 20:40

  Is the 'biased' BBC now try to cosy up to the Coalition? Corporation boss lets slip notes for meeting at No 10

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  The BBC was caught in a political row last night after its boss Mark Thompson was apparently attempting to cosy up to the Government following complaints over Left-wing bias.
• 20:06

  Tony Blair book: Gushing tributes to Barrack Obama and George W Bush in memoirs U.S. version

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  Tony Blair's introduction in the U.S. edition of his book has described American presidents as occupying 'Olympian heights'.
• 20:05

  Cricket fixer's cash trail leads to captain, but Pakistan's most senior diplomat claims players were set up

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  Cash used in the cricket betting scandal is understood to have been found in the belongings of the Pakistani captain Salman Butt, the Daily Mail has learned.
• 20:03

  Motorist steals Yorkshire Terrier after road rage incident

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  After Wookie ran out into the road in front of her, the mystery woman stormed up the driveway of his home to confront the dog’s owners - before taking him away.
• 19:32

  Mac on... The future for Blair

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  Mac on... The future for Blair
• 19:07

  Girl, four, weighing just 15 pounds, found dead in 'filthy' New York apartment

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  Marchella Pierce had marks on her ankles that were consistent with being tied up, officers said. Detectives are now questioning the child's mother, 30-year-old Carlotta Pierce (left) and grandmother.
• 18:57

  Health fear over metal in formula milk as researchers discover up to 40 times more aluminium than breast milk

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  Traces of the metal in milk were found to be much higher than is legally allowed in water, according to scientists, with one brand containing more than 800 micrograms per litre.
• 18:55

  Quarter of primary schools have no male teachers: Fears over vanishing role models as trend worsens

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  Staff rooms at 4,700 primaries are solely populated by women - 150 more than last year. And just one man under the age of 25 works in a state-run nursery.
• 18:49

  'I gave too much away': David Blunkett's startling admission on UK-U.S. extradition treaty

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  The Act - which opponents say is biased against British citizens - is being used to extradite Asperger’s sufferer Gary McKinnon for computer hacking.
• 18:36

  Older women more prone to fertility problems

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  As a woman gets older, levels of a crucial protein that helps eggs prepare for the moment of fertilisation decline sharply, a team of British researchers has found.
• 18:02

  Prince Harry faces animal cruelty claim over polo pony's stab wound from his spur

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  The Prince was accused yesterday after his horse suffered a bloody injury during a polo match. He was photographed riding the animal despite it appearing to have been stabbed by one of his spurs.
• 17:52

  Ban on bargain booze: Minimum price law could be introduced across UK

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  Supermarkets will now be forced to charge at least 45p per unit of alcohol, under the scheme unveiled by the Scottish government.
• 17:20

  David Kelly doctor cautioned for breaking GMC rules: New cloud over pathologist

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  Dr Nicholas Hunt did not have authorisation to speak publicly about Dr David Kelly's post-mortem report and may have broken official guidelines again.
• 17:14

  £1m Paxman could face 20% cut in BBC's salary squeeze

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  The Newsnight presenter is among top talent who could suffer from the corporation's hardline policy on all fresh contract negotiations following heavy criticism.
• 16:22

  Toddler, 2, kicks 40-a-day cigarette habit after month-long spell in rehab

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  The reformed smoker spent 30 days in rehab after his shocking behaviour was filmed by a TV crew at his home in Musi Banyuasin, in the South Sumatra province.
• 13:51

  Whale blown up with explosives after becoming stranded on beach in Western Australia

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  Local authorities decided to euthanise the 31ft long whale two weeks after it became stranded on a beach south of Perth.
• 13:36

  Motorway services losing £11million a year as drivers avoid expensive stop-offs

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  Millions of motorists prefer to drive past the stop-offs unless they need to use the toilet or fill up with petrol, research reveals.
• 13:09

  Sickened firm director Michael Bay offers $50,000 reward to track down teenage girl filmed throwing live puppies into river

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  Two animal rights groups have claimed the girl comes from the central Bosnian town of Bugojno. Bosnian police have confirmed they are investigating.
• 12:57

  Girl, 14, misdiagnosed with bulimia has first food in eight months after fitted with stomach pacemaker

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  A 14-year-old Utah girl was told she had bulimia because she could not keep her food down until doctors realised she actually had a rare neurological disorder.
• 12:13

  Christopher Tappin: US agents 'lied to entrap businessman' accused of Iran missile deal

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  Christopher Tappin could be jailed for 35 years if extradited to the United States.
• 12:09

  How regional dialects are spreading around the UK thanks to Facebook and Twitter

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  Language experts have found the increased speed at which people communicate on social networking sites means they are more likely to lapse into colloquialisms.
• 12:07

  'Cheating newlywed murdered his wife' just five months after they were married

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  Michael Roberts strangled his wife Vicky after she found out through Facebook that he was having affairs, a court heard.
• 11:51

  BREAKING NEWS: Offshore oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico

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  The latest explosion followed a fire at the rig, not owned by BP but Mariner Energy, which produced 1,400 barrels of oil each day.
• 11:45

  Italian man stored 95-year-old dead great aunt in freezer for a year - so he could claim her £2,000 a month pension

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  Computer expert Gaetano Adragna, 43, hid Annita Bonnici's body in a freezer he had bought following her death last summer.
• 11:39

  Gypsies cleared out from outskirts of Rome following crackdown order by right-wing mayor

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  Twenty Roma travellers who had set up homes in camper vans and caravans were moved on from their site after being offered a paid for one way trip back to Romania.
• 11:38

  Gangster wanted for murder of Irish journalist Veronica Guerin arrested in Holland

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  Wanted fraudster John Traynor, known as The Coach, was arrested by Dutch police last Monday night after 18 years on the run from a British prison.
• 11:37

  Try again, I think its flooded: The moment an embarrassed lifeguard needed to be rescued from the incoming tide

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  A crowd formed to watch as the lifeguard's 4x4 became bogged down in soft sand and needed two burly men to push it to safety
• 11:35

  My bank bonus tax did not work, admits Alistair Darling

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  Bankers sabotaged a tax on massive bonuses by using their financial expertise to keep hold of their wealth, Mr Darling has admitted.
• 11:35

  Labour leadership voting fiasco: Party members have several votes thanks to bizarre rules

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  People can boost their candidate's chances of winning by joining a range of different bodies, all of which confer the right to choose the successor to Gordon Brown.
• 11:34

  Gurmail Singh: Shopkeeper 'beaten to death by gang of robbers with bottles from shelves'

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  Gurmail Singh, 63, was beaten over the head with bottles of wine taken from his own shelves as he tried to stop four young men robbing his store in February.
• 11:12

  American high school student planned to blow up his school, rape and 'become the world's most infamous sociopath'

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  Eighteen-year-old Joseph Thomas Hansen is alleged to have stockpiled bomb-making materials in his bedroom, wanted to blow up his school and rape women.
• 11:10

  Elephants are NOT afraid of mice (but they are terrified by ants)

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  Researchers have discovered that the giants of the African Savannah steer clear of trees infested with ants just in case they crawl up their trunks.
• 10:52

  The moment drunk BMW driver careers down road as friend desperately clings to the bonnet

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  CCTV images show a friend on the bonnet of Peter James's car in Coleford, Gloucestershire. James faces jail after admitting drink-driving and dangerous driving.
• 10:51

  Hugh McFall: Father who bludgeoned wife and daughter to death wrote 'I hope I rot in Hell' suicide note

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  The flower wholesaler faced financial ruin after his main customer suspended business with him amid allegations of invoice discrepancies, an inquest heard.
• 10:31

  Former FBI agent tells U.S. TV 'Amanda Knox was innocent'

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  Steve Moore, a 25-year veteran in the bureau, said that on re-examining the case he had no doubt the Knox, 23, could not have killed her roommate.
• 10:21

  Four officers called to deal with 84-year old World War Two veteran - because he was riding his bicycle on the pavement

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  Great grandfather James Gresty was chased into a bank by two police community support officers who then called for 'back-up'.
• 10:14

  Traveller gang who conned pensioners jailed for 19 years

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  A 94-year-old was one of 11 elderly victims swindled out of £200,000 for bogus building work by David Evans, his sons Buddy and Shannon and two accomplices.
• 10:00

  Newquay drinking binge resulted in teenage rugby star plunging to his death

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  Andrew Curwell was looking for his lost wallet containing £100 holiday money when he fell from sheer cliffs onto the Great Western Beach at Newquay last summer.
• 9:58

  Hugh McFall: Escort and HIV searches of businessman who killed wife and daughter

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  The flower wholesaler faced financial ruin after his main customer suspended business with him amid allegations of invoice discrepancies, an inquest heard.
• 9:55

  Greatest free-kick was no fluke: Roberto Carlos' 1997 'freak' goal explained by scientists

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  Physicists have finally laid the argument to rest by computing the trajectory and deciding it was all down to a phenomenon known as the 'spinning ball spiral'.
• 9:53

  Pakistan cricketers axed after betting scandal vow to clear their name

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  Pakistan team manager Yawar Saeed confirmed Test captain Salman Butt, 18-year-old fast bowling sensation Mohammed Aamer and bowler Mohammad Asif will play no further part on the tour.
• 9:36

  Indian bride burns herself to death to escape 'shame' of failing arranged marriage

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  Harsimrat Kaur Bains, moved from India to marry husband Dalvinder Bains, 30, in 2007 but soon after began complaining of domestic abuse.
• 9:34

  Bosnia police: Puppy-drowning girl YouTube clip sparks global outrage

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  Two animal rights groups have claimed the girl comes from the central Bosnian town of Bugojno. Bosnian police have confirmed they are investigating.
• 9:27

  Fish looks like Shrek: World's ugliest fish nicknamed by scuba divers

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  This particular specimen is so odd-looking that scuba divers who videoed him instantly christened him after the famous animated ogre from the hit films.
• 9:09

  Samsung Galaxy Tab: Firm joins forces with Google to take on Apple's iPad

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  The Tab is being viewed as the first serious rival to Apple’s dominance of the new market for ‘slate-type’ devices.
• 9:08

  2 arrested over assisted suicide of disabled British man

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  Retired engineer Douglas Sinclair suffered from the debilitating disorder multiple system atrophy and was being cared for at a care home.
• 9:01

  French national railway bid to operate U.S. high speed line stalls over role in Holocaust

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  Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais has put itself forward to run the £1.7billion scheme which would link Tampa Bay and Orlando in Florida.
• 8:37

  Ben Collins is The Stig: Top Gear driver revealed as SAS hero

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  Father of three Ben Collins was part of the renowned 23 SAS, where he acted as a driving instructor, having previously trained in hand-to-hand combat.
• 8:31

  Angler Steve Wozniak breaks fishing record, by catching 1,000 species

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  An angler has broken the ultimate fishing record by becoming the first person in the world to catch 1,000 different species of fish.
• 8:31

  Hurricane Earl: Fears as forecasters say storm could move inland

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  Winds gusting up to 110mph were expected to lash the north-east of the U.S. as Hurricane Earl grew larger than California and was due to hit the mainland.
• 8:24

  British Airways jet in narrow escape after taking off from 'too short' runway

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  In what was described as a 'serious incident', the BA crew mistook one plane taxiway for another and ended up at an intersection on the runway which was not an authorised point for Boeing 777s to take off.
• 8:16

  Thousands of police officers have complaints made against them

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  Officers faced accusations of being rude, late or even committing assaults on three or more occasions, Freedom of Information requests revealed.
• 8:09

  Moment a Qantas 747 engine exploded after take-off on a 15-hour flight

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  A passenger on board Flight QF74 took this picture on his mobile - the plane was then forced to circle over the Pacific for an hour while the pilot dumped its fuel.
• 8:00

  Tony Blair's memoirs: Ex-PM almost had passenger plane shot down after 9/11

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  The former prime minister described how fighter jets were scrambled after the aircraft lost contact with air traffic control as it approached the capital.
• 7:55

  Miliband brothers fight for Labour leadership to be dramatised by Channel 4

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  Channel 4 will screen a film about the pair's rise to political power on the eve of the announcement of the leadership election later this month.
• 7:54

  Police force unveils its latest weapon against crime - a John Deere tractor

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  The 25mph John Deere 6630 has been liveried in police stripes and badges and modified with a blue light taken from a standard police van.
• 7:53

  Funeral director 'too sick to walk' fined after being filmed leading corteges

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  Wayne Brindley, 40, began claiming disability benefits after breaking a leg in an accident 10 years ago.
• 7:50

  Dutch woman arrested after bodies of three infants found in her shed

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  The woman, 41, was questioned and then a search of her shed in Geleen, in the south of the country, uncovered the first body on Tuesday.
• 7:48

  Ryder Cup TV coverage in chaos as BBC workers vote for strike

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  The marquee sports events is under threat after thousands of journalists, technicians and other staff voted emphatically in favour of industrial action in a row over pensions.
• 7:45

  Where an infant fixes their gaze 'could be an early indicator of autism'

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  An early sign that a child may develop autism could be as simple as noting where they fix their gaze.
• 7:25

  Policeman who assaulted soldier while arresting him jailed for 3 years

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  Peter Lightfoot, 40, gave Lance Corporal Mark Aspinall 'a good beating' outside a bar then deliberately lied in court in a bid to cover up his actions.
• 6:54

  Ex-postmistress offers sex services after Post Office closure leaves her with debts

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  Sheila Newcombe, 54, is advertising herself as a £180-an-hour prostitute offering 'first class' personal services in quaint Yeoford - population of just 500.
• 6:38

  'Honour killing' parents of Shafilea Ahmed re-arrested

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  Taxi driver Iftikhar Ahmed, 50, and 47-year-old wife Farzana were held in a dawn swoop by police days after another of their daughters was arrested on suspicion of robbery
• 6:34

  Hero great-grandmother defeats supermarket mugger who stole her purse

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  Great-grandmother Mrs Walter grabbed the thief by the lapels and pinned him up against a wall.
• 6:19

  Police hunt missing boy, 4, who disappeared with foster parents

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  Detectives are searching for the child, called Kanan, who was being fostered by Darren Langton, 40, and Marcia Langton, 46
• 6:02

  Ferrari driver 'jacks up' delivery van with his £120,000 430 Spyder

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  Camilla Webb, who works opposite the scene of the accident was quick-witted enough to take a couple of snaps immortalising the hapless boy racer's shame
• 5:12

  Mac on... Reaction to Tony Blair's 'A Journey'

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  Mac on... Reaction to Blair's book
• 5:12

  Suicide bombings during Pakistani religious procession kill 25

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  The explosions appeared to be the latest in a string of attacks by Sunni extremists against the minority Shiites they consider infidels.
• 5:11

  House prices fall: August sees slump for second consecutive month

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  The gloomy figures come just days after economists warned that the housing market could be heading for a double dip.
• 4:53

  Energy suppliers probed for bamboozling households into bad deals

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  Four of the country's leading energy companies are being probed over claims they bamboozle consumers into signing up for deals that leave them out of pocket, it emerged today.
• 4:00

  Brain training 'delays dementia but speeds up decline later on'

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  Crossword puzzles and other mentally stimulating pursuits may hide but not prevent the progress of Alzheimer's disease, research has shown.
• 3:39

  How 'supermutant' bacteria sacrifice themselves to help the rest of the colony survive

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  The remarkable discovery shows that single-celled organisms really act as communities, helping each other survive.
• 3:14

  Credit crunch sees British beef sold as mince prompting fears of farming crisis

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  As a result, supermarkets are devoting vast shelf space to mince and driving down prices - threatening to put cattle farmers out of business.
• 3:14

  Ferrari recalls the 'cursed' supercar after FIVE £170,000 458 Italias burst into flames

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  The recall includes about 50 of the top-of-the-range vehicles in the UK which have been delivered or are with dealerships ready for delivery.
• 3:06

  Apple music event: Steve Jobs unveils Ping, iPod range updates and new Apple TV

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  Jobs also announced changes to iTunes which included the launch of Ping, a social network for music which lets users share their favourite tracks with friends.
• 3:06

  Stephen Hawking: God did not create the Universe

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  Professor Hawking believes the laws of physics were behind the Big Bang instead, in a challenge to traditional religious beliefs.
• 2:55

  Charles Thomas O'Reilly: Texan who put 140 prisoners to death retires

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  Charles Thomas O'Reilly - who retired this week from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Huntsville Unit - says he has no regrets.
• 2:36

  Academies farce as just 32 schools out of 2,000 take up the offer

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  Education Secretary Michael Gove insisted the trend was 'very encouraging' but is known to be frustrated by union 'aggression' aimed at stopping the reforms in their tracks.
• 2:34

  The berry healthiest: How organic strawberries 'are more nutritious'

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  The most detailed study of its kind has found that organic strawberries contain higher levels of anti-cancer nutrients than fruit sprayed with chemical pesticides.
• 2:20

  America's 'anti-Islamic atmosphere' goes beyond Ground Zero mosque claim Muslims

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  The group cited a suspicious fire that damaged construction equipment at the site of a future mosque in Tennessee that is being investigated by the FBI, among other examples.
• 2:03

  Martin Davidson found his grandfather's secret past as a Nazi SS officer

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  My grandfather Bruno had been a Hauptsturmfuhrer (captain) in the SS, an organisation whose name is synonymous with evil.
• 2:02

  William Hague's aide Chris Myers quits as he denies gay smears

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  William Hague suggested he was sick of Westminster after being forced to admit sharing a twin hotel bedroom with a young male aide but fiercely denying any impropriety.
• 1:54

  Eco-terrorist James Jay Lee shot dead at Discovery Channel HQ

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  James Jay Lee walked into the main entrance of the building at 1pm today waving a gun and wearing what appeared to be metallic canisters strapped to his front and back.
• 1:51

  Tony Blair memoir attacks on Brown plunge Labour into new civil war

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  His memoir took spectacular revenge on his long-time rival, who he describes as ‘maddening’ and ‘impossible’. but was dismissed as ‘trash’ by allies of Mr Brown.
• 1:50

  Trapped Chilean miners advised by plane crash team who turned to cannibalism

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  Four members of the group, whose dramatic 72-day ordeal was turned into the cult film Alive, were due to arrive at the mine to help the miners cope.
• 1:48

  Police hunt teenage girl in YouTube clip filmed throwing live puppies into river

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  Two animal rights groups have claimed the girl comes from the central Bosnian town of Bugojno. Bosnian police have confirmed they are investigating.
• 1:45

  Yes, BBC was biased: Mark Thompson admits a 'massive' lean to Left

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  BBC director general Mark Thompson has admitted the corporation was guilty of a 'massive' Left-wing bias in the past.
• 1:44

  Ben Collins IS The Stig: BBC loses Top Gear court battle

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  The BBC had taken legal action to block publication by HarperCollins of an autobiography which would unmask the mystery driver.
• 1:38

  Tony Blair's memoirs: Ugly politicians and the naughty world of illicit sex

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  Tony Blair offers a bizarre and steamy insight into the 'exciting, naughty' world of illicit sex in the political arena. He even appears to defend the extramarital affairs of his friends and colleagues.
• 1:24

  Tony Blair's memoirs: How mistrust and betrayal tore Blair and Brown apart

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  In his massively-hyped memoirs the former prime minister reveals he began drinking every day while in power and started to rely on alcohol as a 'support'.
• 1:21

  Hugh McFall: Escort and HIV searches of businessman who killed wife and daughter

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  Hugh McFall left a note next to the bodies of his wife Susan and daughter Francesca reading: 'I love you more than anything I have ever loved. I couldn't let you suffer. Daddy XX'.
• September 01, 2010
• 23:26

  Diamond in the turf! Football players on their hands and knees after one loses his $50,000 diamond earring

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  Miami Dolphins defensive end Kendall Langford recruited nine of his teammates to help him comb the field in a desperate search for the tiny piece of jewellery.
• 21:41

  A hug, the sugar-free way to ease baby's pain

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  Giving newborn babies sugar does not help ease the pain of injections – and a cuddle from mum would perhaps do the job better, it is claimed.
• 21:38

  The moment a Qantas engine exploded after take-off on a 15-hour flight (as pilot told passengers: 'We're a tad busy')

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  Flight QF74was forced to circle over the Pacific for an hour while the pilot dumped its fuel.
• 21:18

  Mac on... Reaction to Blair's book

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  Mac on... Reaction to Blair's book
• 20:33

  Life may begin at 40... but you won't be happy until you reach 55, say researchers

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  The latest research suggests that 54 is a golden age at which people are happy and content, rather than stressed and self-conscious.
• 19:31

  Blair's book: Memoir attacks on Brown plunge Labour into new civil war

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  His memoir took spectacular revenge on his long-time rival, who he describes as ‘maddening’ and ‘impossible’. but was dismissed as ‘trash’ by allies of Mr Brown.
• 19:23

  Yes, BBC was biased: Chief admits a 'massive' lean to Left

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  BBC director general Mark Thompson has admitted the corporation was guilty of a 'massive' Left-wing bias in the past.
• 19:22

  Pushy mums who drive their sons to success

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  The finding will ring true for men who have been egged on to do better in life by their domineering mothers.
• 19:20

  The truth about community payback: Criminals sentenced to smoke and play games

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  Last night one of the architects of the Community Payback scheme - which the coalition wants to use increasingly as an alternative to prison - admitted it had become a 'holiday camp'.
• 19:19

  Manchester joins the elite jetset as the giant of the skies touches down for the first time

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  The airport today rolled out the red carpet for its first Airbus A380 super-jumbo at the start of a daily service with Dubai.
• 19:15

  Is America anti-Islamic? 'Hostile atmosphere' goes beyond Ground Zero mosque, claim 50 Muslim groups

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  The group cited a suspicious fire that damaged construction equipment at the site of a future mosque in Tennessee that is being investigated by the FBI, among other examples.
• 19:11

  'Jab in a sugar-coated pill' to end pain of injections

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  Within just a year or two, your flu 'jab' or travel vaccines could be delivered to you in the post or handed out at the pharmacy, cutting the need for time-consuming visits to the doctor.
• 19:10

  £130,000 to quit now for NHS bosses facing axe as plans are drawn up to sack 20,000 managers

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  Some 20,000 could lose their jobs under Health secretary Andrew Lansley's plan to do away with primary care trusts.
• 19:08

  The berry healthiest: How organic strawberries 'are more nutritious'

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  The most detailed study of its kind has found that organic strawberries contain higher levels of anti-cancer nutrients than fruit sprayed with chemical pesticides.
• 19:06

  Fish oil 'could save 10,000 lives a year' by preventing heart failure deaths

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  A review revealed omega-3 supplements prevented the deaths of almost one in ten patients with heart failure and around 8 per cent of hospital admissions.
• 19:04

  Attorney General WILL study Dr Kelly papers that could finally lead to an inquest

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  Mr Grieve and his officials will shortly begin poring over post-mortem reports which Lord Hutton controversially ruled should be kept under lock and key for 70 years.
• 18:01

  Record population increase is 'the biggest since the Sixties'

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  The number topped 55million - a rise of more than 400,000 on the 2008 figure, meaning the population for the UK as a whole will have surpassed the 62million mark.
• 17:58

  'That's me finished': What businessman said when he was challenged about a missing £1/2 million. That night he killed his wife, daughter and then himself

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  Hugh McFall left a note next to the bodies of his wife Susan and daughter Francesca reading: 'I love you more than anything I have ever loved. I couldn't let you suffer. Daddy XX'.
• 17:58

  'That's me finished': What businessman said when he was challenged about a missing £1/2 million. That night he killed his wife, daughter and then himself

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  Hugh McFall left a note next to the bodies of his wife Susan and daughter Francesca reading: 'I love you more than anything I have ever loved. I couldn't let you suffer. Daddy XX'.
• 17:15

  Online night-owls 'risk mental illness': Sleepless nights blamed for rise in teen depression

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  Young people who become sleep deprived by using the internet into the small hours are much more likely to become mentally ill in later life, research shows.
• 17:15

  Online night-owls 'risk mental illness': Sleepless nights blamed for rise in teen depression

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  Young people who become sleep deprived by using the internet into the small hours are much more likely to become mentally ill in later life, research shows.