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Sparrow numbers 'plummet by 68%'

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Terry heads England to win over Germany

England skipper John Terry heads a late winner to earn Fabio Capello's side a fully-deserved 2-1 victory in Germany.

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Clampdown on excessive speeders

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Bush 'seeks to ease wildlife law'

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DR Congo rebels pull out to let aid in

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Asia markets follow US share drop

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C. Diff discovered at Altnagelvin

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IMF approves $2.1bn Iceland loan

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Rolls-Royce plans 2,000 job cuts

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Letters from America: Thousands of Alistair Cooke's scripts go online

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Red tape 'hampers crime victims'

Victims of violent crime are hampered in making compensation claims by excessive red tape, MPs say.

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Terry heads England to win over Germany

England skipper John Terry heads a late winner to earn Fabio Capello's side a fully-deserved 2-1 victory in Germany.

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Asia markets follow US share drop

Asian markets plummet after New York's main share index slumps to its lowest level in five years, amid recession fears.

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Hoodwinked

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Live text - India v England

India are chasing 241 to beat England in the third one-day international against India in Kanpur, which is reduced to 49 overs.

news.bbc.co.uk

RBS shareholders vote on bail-out

Shareholders of the Royal Bank of Scotland will vote later on Thursday on whether to accept a £20bn government bail-out.

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Strictly stars support Sergeant

Stars of Strictly Come Dancing give their backing to ex-political journalist John Sergeant after he pulls out of the contest.

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More UK retail sales woe expected

Sales on the UK's high streets continued to slow in October, figures out later are expected to confirm.

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C. Diff discovered at Altnagelvin

Clostridium Difficile is discovered within the intensive care unit of a Northern Ireland hospital.

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Saudi owners 'talking to pirates'

The owners of a Saudi oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates are negotiating a possible ransom, the Saudi foreign minister says.

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DR Congo rebels pull out to let aid in

Rebel forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo withdraw from two fronts north of Goma, as promised, to let aid in.

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Bosch jobs threat 'devastating'

A decision that could see a further 250 manufacturing jobs axed is described as a devastating blow.

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Rolls-Royce plans 2,000 job cuts

Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce says it plans to cut up to 2,000 jobs in 2009, including 140 in the UK.

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IMF approves $2.1bn Iceland loan

The International Monetary Fund approves a $2.1bn (£1.4bn) loan for Iceland, after its banking system collapsed in October.

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City Diaries

Failed or bailed? Tales from the financial front-line

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Letters from America: Thousands of Alistair Cooke's scripts go online

Nearly 3,000 scripts from Alistair Cooke's BBC radio show Letters From America are to be placed in a public electronic archive.

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Gaza voices

Palestinians describe life under the Israeli blockade

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Escape prompts mother's jail call

A man accused of murder who escaped from a hospital should have been in jail, his alleged victim's mother says.

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In pictures

The challenges faced by returning Afghan refugees

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Treasure galore

Images of artefacts unearthed by metal detectors

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Sparrow numbers 'plummet by 68%'

The loss of green spaces in Britain has caused the number of house sparrows to drop sharply in the past 30 years, the RSPB says.

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Clampdown on excessive speeders

A raft of measures are suggested to target anti-social drivers, including those who speed excessively or use drugs.

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Bush 'seeks to ease wildlife law'

US environmentalists accuse President Bush of trying to rush through changes to the Endangered Species Act.

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A winning feeling

Smiles all round as England supporters celebrate in Berlin

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