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Britain's cyclists sweep to three gold medals in world record times on the first day of the Paralympic Games in Beijing.

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Cameron: Back Brown or sack him

Conservative party leader David Cameron calls on Labour to support or reject Gordon Brown as leader.

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Father arrested over baby murder

Detectives investigating the murder of a 14-week-old baby boy are questioning the child's father.

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Kandahar rocked by suicide blasts

Two suicide bomb blasts kill at least two people and injure 29 in a police station in the Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.

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Shun meat, says UN climate chief

People should consider eating less meat as a way to tackle global warming, says the UN's top climate scientist.

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Heroin warning after two deaths

Drug users in the Inverness area are warned of possible contaminated heroin, after two sudden deaths at the weekend.

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US lenders 'face state takeover'

US officials will outline plans for mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which are expected to be put under federal control.

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Flood fears ease as rains lighten

Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise.

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Party king

Swazi monarch celebrates as Aids orphans go hungry

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Man killed in bus and tram crash

A man is killed in an accident involving a bus, a tram and a car in a street in Croydon on Sunday, police say.

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'Extreme' weather ahead of crash

Police and local people tell of 'extreme' weather before a teenager died when a vehicle overturned into a river in Powys.

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Canadian PM calls snap election

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an early election in a bid to strengthen his minority government.

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Silent movie co-star of Buster Keaton dies at 98

Actress Anita Page, who starred alongside Buster Keaton and Joan Crawford, dies aged 98 in Los Angeles.

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Angolan MPLA set for big poll win

Angola's ruling MPLA party is heading for a landslide win in parliamentary polls, preliminary results show.

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Civil servants to vote on strike

Civil servants are to be balloted over taking industrial action for at least three months, the PCS union announces.

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Hamilton fights back for Spa win

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton takes a dramatic victory in the Belgian Grand Prix as long-time leader Kimi Raikkonen crashes out.

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Murray hoping to finish off Nadal

Andy Murray is hoping to continue where he left off against Rafael Nadal when their US Open semi-final resumes on Sunday evening.

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Golden haul for GB on opening day

Britain's cyclists sweep to three gold medals in world record times on the first day of the Paralympic Games in Beijing.

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Shun meat, says UN climate chief

People should consider eating less meat as a way to tackle global warming, says the UN's top climate scientist.

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Canadian PM calls snap election

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an early election in a bid to strengthen his minority government.

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Now we are 10

As Google turns 10, it looks to its next decade

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Heroin warning after two deaths

Drug users in the Inverness area are warned of possible contaminated heroin, after two sudden deaths at the weekend.

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Hamilton fights back for Spa win

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton takes a dramatic victory in the Belgian Grand Prix as long-time leader Kimi Raikkonen crashes out.

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Nationwide in talks over mergers

The Nationwide Building Society is in merger talks with two smaller rivals, the Derbyshire and Cheshire Building Societies.

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Civil servants to vote on strike

Civil servants are to be balloted over taking industrial action for at least three months, the PCS union announces.

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Caribbean lashed by Hurricane Ike

Hurricane Ike brings driving winds and rain to the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos, as the storm steams towards the Bahamas.

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Your pictures

Readers send in photos as heavy rain causes chaos

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Flood fears ease as rains lighten

Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise.

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Man killed in bus and tram crash

A man is killed in an accident involving a bus, a tram and a car in a street in Croydon on Sunday, police say.

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Father arrested over baby murder

Detectives investigating the murder of a 14-week-old baby boy are questioning the child's father.

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Cosmic colossus

An introduction to the world's biggest physics experiment

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Silent movie co-star of Buster Keaton dies at 98

Actress Anita Page, who starred alongside Buster Keaton and Joan Crawford, dies aged 98 in Los Angeles.

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US lenders 'face state takeover'

US officials will outline plans for mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which are expected to be put under federal control.

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Kandahar rocked by suicide blasts

Two suicide bomb blasts kill at least two people and injure 29 in a police station in the Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.

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'Extreme' weather ahead of crash

Police and local people tell of 'extreme' weather before a teenager died when a vehicle overturned into a river in Powys.

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Cameron: Back Brown or sack him

Conservative party leader David Cameron calls on Labour to support or reject Gordon Brown as leader.

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Market forces

So how many economists to change a lightbulb?

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'Just in time'

Morpeth residents spend night in shelters after rains

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Murray hoping to finish off Nadal

Andy Murray is hoping to continue where he left off against Rafael Nadal when their US Open semi-final resumes on Sunday evening.

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Angolan MPLA set for big poll win

Angola's ruling MPLA party is heading for a landslide win in parliamentary polls, preliminary results show.

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Party king

Swazi monarch celebrates as Aids orphans go hungry

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