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The head of the armed forces defends the conduct of British troops abroad after claims that soldiers abused an Iraqi boy.
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Bombardier Aerospace is investing half a billion pounds in Northern Ireland, which will sustain over 800 jobs.
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The National Alliance Against Tolls calls for the M6 Toll to be taken over by the Highways Agency.
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Bombardier Aerospace is investing half a billion pounds in Northern Ireland, which will sustain over 800 jobs.
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The government’s chief medical officer for England says superbug vaccines should be available within 10 years.
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The Home Office is to change a loophole in the nationality law after more than 20 years of campaigning by 85-year-old Thea Johnson.
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There is no change at the top of the album and singles charts as Coldplay and Dizzee Rascal sit firm at number one.
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Youths who carry knives will be made to visit stabbing victims in hospital in new shock tactics to tackle violent crime.
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A national newspaper claims to have discovered the true identity of guerrilla artist Banksy.
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Service personnel are to be allowed to study for a qualification free of charge after six years’ duty, it is reported.
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Bombardier Aerospace is investing half a billion pounds in Northern Ireland, which will sustain over 800 jobs.
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A man wanted by police in connection with two sex attacks in West Yorkshire is arrested in Cornwall.
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A leaked e-mail shows how university staff are being urged to increase the number of top degree grades.
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A Hampshire pub is the perfect place to get things off your chest as the home to the UK’s official Grumpy Club.
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The government has headed off a threatened Commons revolt over the scrapping of the 10p tax band.
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Two people charged with conspiracy to supply singer Amy Winehouse with drugs appear in court.
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Hundreds of people march in north London to protest against knife crime following the murder of 16-year-old Ben Kinsella.
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An ex-Body Shop employee is fined after using confidential information he stole to bet on the firm’s shares falling.
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UK house prices fell for the eighth month in a row, according to the latest survey from the Nationwide.
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Newcastle United footballer Joey Barton is given a four month suspended sentence for assaulting a team-mate.
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The Portuguese attorney general denies any decision has been taken on closing the Madeleine McCann case.
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A teenager dies in hospital hours after being stabbed during an argument with youths in north London.
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Gordon Brown promises the world would be prepared to put money into Zimbabwe if democracy were restored.
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Police say they have not received any complaints after Amy Winehouse appeared to lash out at a fan at Glastonbury.
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SNP leader Alex Salmond defends the standards committee of Holyrood against bias claims after Wendy Alexander quits.
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Ken Livingstone refuses to blame Gordon Brown for losing London and tells of his fascination with new mayor Boris Johnson.
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A British soldier is killed by stepping on a mine in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.
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The government is to set out plans to speed up the approval of drugs for use in the NHS and end the so-called ‘postcode lottery’.
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Some of Britain’s biggest firms are warned the “game is changing” when it comes to investing in Zimbabwe.
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Former donor Sir Gerry Robinson tells BBC News the Labour Party is doomed under Gordon Brown’s leadership.
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The Bishop of Manchester, the Right Reverend Nigel McCulloch, ordains his wife at Manchester Cathedral.
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A Nazi sympathiser who kept nail bombs and knives under his bed is convicted of three terrorism offences.
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The US jury considering its verdict in the double murder trial of Briton Neil Entwistle is sent home for the night.
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A man is remanded in custody accused of murdering his elderly mother who was found in Dorset woodland.
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A man is sentenced to 116 days in jail by a US court for threatening to blow up an airliner bound for Dublin.
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Big increases in gas and electricity bills are likely this year, leading energy suppliers have confirmed.
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Plans for new laws on anonymous court witnesses could be announced within days, the government says.
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The public needs to be given more information about the dangers of flooding if dams fail, a government review says.
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Former Blue Peter presenter John Leslie brands accusations of rape as “totally untrue”, and says he fears a “trial by media”.
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A British tourist dies of suspected food poisoning at a luxury hotel at Lake Garda in northern Italy.
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