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Grandson killed anti-gun activist

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Jail for 'inhumane' boy cruelty

A man who tortured his four-year-old stepson, holding his head under water and kicking footballs at him, is jailed.

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Bank rate cut

'Quantitative easing', mortgages and savings

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Games will 'eclipse' other media

Video games are poised to "eclipse" all other forms of entertainment, the Consumer Electronics Show is told.

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Searches as head find woman named

Officers conduct further searches as police identify the woman whose remains were found in shopping bags.

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Intern plan to ease graduate woes

Students who are unable to secure jobs after leaving university may be offered paid internships, it has emerged.

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Russia-Ukraine gas deal unsigned

A deal to restore flows of Russian natural gas via Ukraine is held up despite the arrival of EU monitors in the region.

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Comeback on bookshelves for Pooh after 80 years

Beloved children's character Winnie the Pooh is to return to the bookshelves, 80 years on from his first literary appearance.

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Era's end

Shutdown nears for iconic US embassy building in London

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Police hunt post office killers

A man is shot dead and another is hit in the leg in a robbery at a village post office in Worcestershire.

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US job losses hit record in 2008

More US workers lost jobs in 2008 than in any year since World War II, with employers axing 2.6 million posts.

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Murray too good for Federer again

Defending champion Andy Murray reaches the final of the Qatar Open with a 6-7 6-2 6-2 win over Roger Federer.

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Pinder first evictee on Celeb BB

Model Lucy Pinder is the first evictee in Celebrity Big Brother after going up against Ulrika Jonsson.

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Man accused of raping 14-year-old

A 38-year-old man is charged with raping a 14-year-old girl close to Belfast city centre in December.

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Strauss to take on one-day role

Andrew Strauss will lead England in the one-day and Twenty20 matches in the West Indies - but the team will have no head coach.

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Lloyds pays $350m to end US case

UK bank Lloyds TSB agrees to pay a $350m penalty to US authorities after it admitted violating US sanctions.

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McCanns' anger at Tory activist

Kate and Gerry McCann condemn a Conservative activist who boasted about dressing up as Madeleine McCann at a party.

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Benitez lays into rival Ferguson

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez says Man Utd's Sir Alex Ferguson is "the only manager who will not be punished" for criticising referees.

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Obama inauguration tickets sell out online in 60 seconds

Reserved seats for the US presidential inaugural parade sell out in 60 seconds, the ticket company says.

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Benitez lays into rival Ferguson

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez says Man Utd's Sir Alex Ferguson is "the only manager who will not be punished" for criticising referees.

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Family fortunes

Sierra Leone refugee fights for long-lost daughter

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Grandson killed anti-gun activist

The mentally-ill grandson of anti-gun campaigner Pat Regan is detained for life after admitting killing her.

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Russia-Ukraine gas deal unsigned

A deal to restore flows of Russian natural gas via Ukraine is held up despite the arrival of EU monitors in the region.

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Strauss to take on one-day role

Andrew Strauss will lead England in the one-day and Twenty20 matches in the West Indies - but the team will have no head coach.

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Man accused of raping 14-year-old

A 38-year-old man is charged with raping a 14-year-old girl close to Belfast city centre in December.

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Obama inauguration tickets sell out online in 60 seconds

Reserved seats for the US presidential inaugural parade sell out in 60 seconds, the ticket company says.

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Surgery success

Boy becomes smallest patient to have brain implant

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Lloyds pays $350m to end US case

UK bank Lloyds TSB agrees to pay a $350m penalty to US authorities after it admitted violating US sanctions.

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Mike Baker

Warning about replacements for Sats tests

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Pinder first evictee on Celeb BB

Model Lucy Pinder is the first evictee in Celebrity Big Brother after going up against Ulrika Jonsson.

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Searches as head find woman named

Officers conduct further searches as police identify the woman whose remains were found in shopping bags.

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UN agency to resume Gaza aid work

The UN says its main aid agency in Gaza will resume operations there after receiving safety assurances from Israel.

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Police hunt post office killers

A man is shot dead and another is hit in the leg in a robbery at a village post office in Worcestershire.

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US job losses hit record in 2008

More US workers lost jobs in 2008 than in any year since World War II, with employers axing 2.6 million posts.

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Era's end

Shutdown nears for iconic US embassy building in London

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McCanns' anger at Tory activist

Kate and Gerry McCann condemn a Conservative activist who boasted about dressing up as Madeleine McCann at a party.

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Intern plan to ease graduate woes

Students who are unable to secure jobs after leaving university may be offered paid internships, it has emerged.

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Murray too good for Federer again

Defending champion Andy Murray reaches the final of the Qatar Open with a 6-7 6-2 6-2 win over Roger Federer.

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Day in pictures

Eye-catching pictures from around the world

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Bank rate cut

'Quantitative easing', mortgages and savings

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Jail for 'inhumane' boy cruelty

A man who tortured his four-year-old stepson, holding his head under water and kicking footballs at him, is jailed.

news.bbc.co.uk

Games will 'eclipse' other media

Video games are poised to "eclipse" all other forms of entertainment, the Consumer Electronics Show is told.

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Comeback on bookshelves for Pooh after 80 years

Beloved children's character Winnie the Pooh is to return to the bookshelves, 80 years on from his first literary appearance.

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