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The man who befriends people, then exposes them

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MoD critical of local tax plans

The UK's armed forces minister says he has "serious concerns" about Scottish Government plans for a local income tax.

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Brown begins Middle-East talks

Gordon Brown arrives in Tel Aviv for two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian political leaders, following his trip to Iraq.

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Brown in Basra

The PM meets UK troops stationed in Iraq

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Pope warns of 'spiritual desert'

Pope Benedict XVI ends World Youth Day celebrations by warning young people to build a world free of greed.

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UK 'must check' US torture denial

The British government should no longer rely on US assurances it does not use torture, a parliamentary report says.

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Lambeth Conference due to begin

Hundreds of Anglican bishops will attend a special service for the official opening of the Lambeth Conference.

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Teenager falls 30ft from window

A schoolgirl from south London is seriously injured falling 30ft from her hotel window in Venice, according to reports.

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Surgeons could earn pay bonuses

Surgeons could earn bonuses for operations under plans being considered by the UK's largest hospital trust.

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Safety in numbers

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Two hurt in light aircraft crash

Two men are airlifted to hospital after suffering injuries when a light aircraft crashes in a field.

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US sets nuclear deadline for Iran

Iran must decide within two weeks between co-operation or confrontation over its nuclear plans, the US warns after talks.

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Suicide claim over UK hostage

One of the five UK hostages held captive in Iraq has killed himself, a video given to a newspaper claims.

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Grief really hurts

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Town joins hands to recall floods

Hundreds of people are expected to join hands around Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.

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Arab nations 'agree Sudan action'

Arab League ministers meeting in emergency session say they have agreed a plan to defuse the crisis over Sudan's President Bashir.

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Hundreds of pigeons die in fire

More than 200 pigeons are killed in what police have described as a suspicious fire at a loft in County Down.

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Beach aims to beat bikini record by itsy bitsy teeny weeny margin

An attempt to break a record for the number of woman photographed in a bikini takes place on Teesside.

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Norman leads by two at Birkdale

Greg Norman will take a two-shot lead over defending champion Padraig Harrington and KJ Choi into the final round of the Open at Birkdale.

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Hamilton clinches German GP pole

Lewis Hamilton will be on pole for Sunday's German Grand Prix as he seeks back-to-back victories.

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England toil after Prince century

Ashwell Prince and AB de Villiers guide South Africa to 322-4, a lead of 119 over England, on day two of the second Test.

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Dog rescues woman from kangaroo

An Australian woman is attacked by a kangaroo but saved by a pet dog who leapt to her aid, her son says.

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Smile, Beijing!

Beijing told to mind its manners during Olympic Games

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Tour pitfalls

Barack Obama's challenges on his international tour

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England toil after Prince century

Ashwell Prince and AB de Villiers guide South Africa to 322-4, a lead of 119 over England, on day two of the second Test.

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US sets nuclear deadline for Iran

Iran must decide within two weeks between co-operation or confrontation over its nuclear plans, the US warns after talks.

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Norman leads by two at Birkdale

Greg Norman will take a two-shot lead over defending champion Padraig Harrington and KJ Choi into the final round of the Open at Birkdale.

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Suicide claim over UK hostage

One of the five UK hostages held captive in Iraq has killed himself, a video given to a newspaper claims.

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Beach aims to beat bikini record by itsy bitsy teeny weeny margin

An attempt to break a record for the number of woman photographed in a bikini takes place on Teesside.

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Arab nations 'agree Sudan action'

Arab League ministers meeting in emergency session say they have agreed a plan to defuse the crisis over Sudan's President Bashir.

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Two hurt in light aircraft crash

Two men are airlifted to hospital after suffering injuries when a light aircraft crashes in a field.

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Smile, Beijing!

Beijing told to mind its manners during Olympic Games

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Paid to betray

The man who befriends people, then exposes them

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Teenager falls 30ft from window

A schoolgirl from south London is seriously injured falling 30ft from her hotel window in Venice, according to reports.

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MoD critical of local tax plans

The UK's armed forces minister says he has "serious concerns" about Scottish Government plans for a local income tax.

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Brown in Basra

The PM meets UK troops stationed in Iraq

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Hundreds of pigeons die in fire

More than 200 pigeons are killed in what police have described as a suspicious fire at a loft in County Down.

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Hamilton clinches German GP pole

Lewis Hamilton will be on pole for Sunday's German Grand Prix as he seeks back-to-back victories.

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Lambeth Conference due to begin

Hundreds of Anglican bishops will attend a special service for the official opening of the Lambeth Conference.

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Dog rescues woman from kangaroo

An Australian woman is attacked by a kangaroo but saved by a pet dog who leapt to her aid, her son says.

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Pope warns of 'spiritual desert'

Pope Benedict XVI ends World Youth Day celebrations by warning young people to build a world free of greed.

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Brown begins Middle-East talks

Gordon Brown arrives in Tel Aviv for two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian political leaders, following his trip to Iraq.

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Surgeons could earn pay bonuses

Surgeons could earn bonuses for operations under plans being considered by the UK's largest hospital trust.

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Town joins hands to recall floods

Hundreds of people are expected to join hands around Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.

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UK 'must check' US torture denial

The British government should no longer rely on US assurances it does not use torture, a parliamentary report says.

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Grief really hurts

How strong emotions can cause physical pain

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Tour pitfalls

Barack Obama's challenges on his international tour

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Safety in numbers

Why alarm and ignorance of statistics = fear

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