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Deadly blasts strike Indian city

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Max Mosley's legal victory over the News of the World sets a "dangerous precedent", the former Archbishop of Canterbury says.

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MPs and peers voice concerns that they may have been misled over troops' use of banned interrogation methods.

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Paramilitary plot pair remanded

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Middlesex hold their nerve to win a scintillating Twenty20 Cup final off the final delivery against Kent at the Rose Bowl.

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A bus and a car collide on a major road in Cumbria, leaving 20 people injured, three of them seriously.

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Seized Nigeria oil workers freed

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Middlesex claim Twenty20 glory

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Middlesex win thrilling Cup final

Middlesex hold their nerve to win a scintillating Twenty20 Cup final off the final delivery against Kent at the Rose Bowl.

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All that sparkles

Fake gems don't just lack carats but backstories too

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Girl, 3, dies after wall collapse

A three-year-old girl has died after a large breeze block wall fell on her, North Wales Police say.

news.bbc.co.uk

Seized Nigeria oil workers freed

Eight foreign oil workers are freed in Nigeria, hours after being kidnapped in a raid by militants in the Niger Delta.

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Obama calls for strong UK links

White House hopeful Barack Obama says strong transatlantic ties are needed to deal with a range of world issues.

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MPs 'misled' over interrogation

MPs and peers voice concerns that they may have been misled over troops' use of banned interrogation methods.

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Balancing act

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Mosley win a 'dangerous ruling'

Max Mosley's legal victory over the News of the World sets a "dangerous precedent", the former Archbishop of Canterbury says.

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Face of hope

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Straw backs Brown to remain as PM

The justice secretary comes out in support of Gordon Brown as the "right man" to be leading the Labour Party.

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Paramilitary plot pair remanded

Two men are remanded after they were charged with involvement in a republican paramilitary extortion plot.

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Four die in Highlands road crash

A two-vehicle crash on the main Perth to Inverness road leaves three adults and a two-year-old boy dead.

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Cuban leader warns of austerity

Cuban President Raul Castro tells the country to be prepared for the effects of the global economic crisis.

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Sci-fi spectacular as Doctor Who gets Proms treatment

Doctor Who fans will see a specially-filmed scene starring David Tennant at a concert dedicated to the sci-fi drama.

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McColl calls for economic control

One of Scotland's leading businessmen calls for the devolved government to be given more economic power.

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William's ship in 'drugs' chase

Prince William is involved in a second drugs operation while serving on HMS Iron Duke in the Caribbean, the MoD says.

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Countdown numbers didn't add up, says Vorderman

Carol Vorderman felt forced to leave Channel 4 quiz Countdown after she was told to take a 90% pay cut, her manager says.

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Attacks on birds of prey 'up 40%'

The RSPB says reported attacks on birds of prey, including shootings and poisonings, hit a record high in 2007.

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British number one Andy Murray falls to world number two Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals of the Toronto Masters.

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Hero's tale

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A bus and a car collide on a major road in Cumbria, leaving 20 people injured, three of them seriously.

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At least 29 people are killed in a series of explosions in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, a day after blasts hit Bangalore.

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