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Warning given on tax returns scam

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'Too scary' crucifix removed from church

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Plea over toddler's arson death

The parents of a three-year-old girl who died in an attack on her family's Liverpool home appeal to catch the killers.

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Hard drive destruction 'crucial'

The only way to stop fraudsters stealing information from old computer hard drives is by destroying them completely, a study finds.

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Cabinet in Liverpool for meeting

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Prison boss could be disciplined

A report into a prisoner's death is expected to recommend considering disciplinary proceedings against a governor.

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Scots ministers face budget fight

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Two-by-two: Zoos take stock of animal inventories

Zookeepers across Britain are counting every one of their animals and insects as part of a huge new year stock-take.

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Talks to resume Europe gas flow

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Rockets hit Israel from Lebanon

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Pietersen arrives back in England

Kevin Pietsersen arrives back in Britain a day after his shock resignation as England captain.

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Festive trade cheers Sainsbury's

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Best Bushisms

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Pietersen arrives back in England

Kevin Pietsersen arrives back in Britain a day after his shock resignation as England captain.

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Talks to resume Europe gas flow

Top Russian and Ukrainian officials holds talks in Moscow to try to end the row which has disrupted European gas supplies.

news.bbc.co.uk

Downturn 'fuels unpaid overtime'

The economic downturn is helping to drive record levels of unpaid overtime by workers fearing for their jobs, the TUC claims.

news.bbc.co.uk

Derby 1-0 Man Utd

Kris Commons' ferocious strike gives Derby County a shock 1-0 win in the first leg of their Carling Cup semi-final against Manchester United at Pride Park.

news.bbc.co.uk

Free future

Why it makes sense to charge customers nothing

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Brown on tour

BBC reporters take temperature of industry en route

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Scots ministers face budget fight

The Scottish Government is facing a fight to persuade MSPs to back its spending plans for the year ahead.

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Rockets hit Israel from Lebanon

At least three rockets are fired from Lebanon into northern Israel raising fears that the current conflict in Gaza could spill over.

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Hard drive destruction 'crucial'

The only way to stop fraudsters stealing information from old computer hard drives is by destroying them completely, a study finds.

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New Clough era

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Poor service 'risks tourism jobs'

Poor service in hotels and restaurants could cost thousands of jobs in the recession, Britain's tourism chief says.

news.bbc.co.uk

Festive trade cheers Sainsbury's

Sainsbury's says it had its "best ever Christmas performance", as its sales rose 4.5% for the last three months of 2008.

news.bbc.co.uk

Warning given on tax returns scam

Fraudsters are targeting people with scam e-mails in the run-up to the self-assessment tax returns deadline.

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Treasury denies 'more cash' claim

The government denies it plans to print more money, while the Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates later.

news.bbc.co.uk

Prison boss could be disciplined

A report into a prisoner's death is expected to recommend considering disciplinary proceedings against a governor.

news.bbc.co.uk

'Too scary' crucifix removed from church

A sculpture of Christ is removed from outside a church in West Sussex after its vicar said it was "scaring young children".

news.bbc.co.uk

Medal proposed for Welsh 'hero'

A medal could be awarded each year to someone who has brought credit to Wales, as a separate honours system is ruled out.

news.bbc.co.uk

Store wars

Northern retailer battles the 'Big Four'

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Strauss to lead West Indies tour

Andrew Strauss to captain England for the forthcoming West Indies tour after Kevin Pietersen's shock resignation.

news.bbc.co.uk

Plea over toddler's arson death

The parents of a three-year-old girl who died in an attack on her family's Liverpool home appeal to catch the killers.

news.bbc.co.uk

Falling interest

Pensioners worried as saving rate cuts hit income

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Two-by-two: Zoos take stock of animal inventories

Zookeepers across Britain are counting every one of their animals and insects as part of a huge new year stock-take.

news.bbc.co.uk

Cabinet in Liverpool for meeting

The entire cabinet is in Liverpool for its third meeting outside London as Gordon Brown continues his regional tour.

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