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Thailand mob 'attacks police HQ'

Police disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters who tried to attack the police headquarters in Bangkok, say reports.

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Carers 'need more financial help'

The government must provide more money to help Britain's six million unpaid carers who save the taxpayer £87bn, MPs say.

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Divorce rate lowest for 26 years

The divorce rate for England and Wales falls for the third year running to its lowest level for 26 years.

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Fatal crash coach brakes tested

The brakes of a coach which crashed near Alton Towers will be tested as part of police investigations.

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Saha poised for move to Everton

Man Utd striker Louis Saha will join Everton for an undisclosed fee, subject to passing a medical.

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Brunstrom makes retirement U-turn

The chief constable of North Wales Police rubbishes his own announcement that he could retire next year.

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Bid to end Zimbabwe talks impasse

Negotiators meet to try and revive Zimbabwe's deadlocked crisis talks in South Africa.

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Why the "stick and stones" adage is wrong

The old adage "sticks and stones can break your bones, but words can never hurt you", simply is not true, a study finds.

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Not guilty plea made for Karadzic

A plea of not guilty is entered on behalf of Bosnian Serb ex-leader Radovan Karadzic at the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague.

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Zoom Q&A

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Lockerbie evidence not disclosed

Scottish police had information that could have changed the outcome of the Lockerbie trial, a BBC programme learns.

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Man shot four times at city house

A man is taken to hospital after being shot four times at a house in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast.

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Jackson turns 50

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Bolivia sets date for referendum

Bolivian President Evo Morales set 7 December as the date for a controversial referendum on a new constitution.

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'My lucky escape'

The man who just missed the Lockerbie flight

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Councils 'could buy unsold homes'

Local authorities could get more powers to buy repossessed and unsold homes, the government is expected to say.

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Zoom passengers seek new flights

Hundreds of travellers are stranded and tens of thousands lose bookings after the budget airline Zoom collapses.

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Obama launches historic campaign

Barack Obama promises to keep the American dream alive as he accepts his historic Democratic nomination for the White House.

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Live text - England v South Africa

South Africa's bowlers come roaring back in the third one-day international as Jacques Kallis and Johan Botha share four important wickets.

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Search of arson house suspended

Police investigating a suspected arson attack that destroyed the home of a millionaire businessman in Shropshire delay their search.

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7 days quiz

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Man jailed for killing activist

An Asian man is jailed for the manslaughter of his BNP activist neighbour who he stabbed following a long-running dispute.

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Councils 'could buy unsold homes'

Local authorities could get more powers to buy repossessed and unsold homes, the government is expected to say.

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7 days quiz

Which new Strictly star is already injured?

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Divorce rate lowest for 26 years

The divorce rate for England and Wales falls for the third year running to its lowest level for 26 years.

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What do you want to talk about?

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Man jailed for killing activist

An Asian man is jailed for the manslaughter of his BNP activist neighbour who he stabbed following a long-running dispute.

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Saha poised for move to Everton

Man Utd striker Louis Saha will join Everton for an undisclosed fee, subject to passing a medical.

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Not guilty plea made for Karadzic

A plea of not guilty is entered on behalf of Bosnian Serb ex-leader Radovan Karadzic at the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague.

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'My lucky escape'

The man who just missed the Lockerbie flight

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Fatal crash coach brakes tested

The brakes of a coach which crashed near Alton Towers will be tested as part of police investigations.

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Lockerbie evidence not disclosed

Scottish police had information that could have changed the outcome of the Lockerbie trial, a BBC programme learns.

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Jackson turns 50

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Man shot four times at city house

A man is taken to hospital after being shot four times at a house in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast.

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Thailand mob 'attacks police HQ'

Police disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters who tried to attack the police headquarters in Bangkok, say reports.

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Rustle test

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Zoom passengers seek new flights

Hundreds of travellers are stranded and tens of thousands lose bookings after the budget airline Zoom collapses.

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Why the "stick and stones" adage is wrong

The old adage "sticks and stones can break your bones, but words can never hurt you", simply is not true, a study finds.

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Carers 'need more financial help'

The government must provide more money to help Britain's six million unpaid carers who save the taxpayer £87bn, MPs say.

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Bid to end Zimbabwe talks impasse

Negotiators meet to try and revive Zimbabwe's deadlocked crisis talks in South Africa.

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Bolivia sets date for referendum

Bolivian President Evo Morales set 7 December as the date for a controversial referendum on a new constitution.

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In pictures

Flood images from India's eastern state of Bihar

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Search of arson house suspended

Police investigating a suspected arson attack that destroyed the home of a millionaire businessman in Shropshire delay their search.

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Brunstrom makes retirement U-turn

The chief constable of North Wales Police rubbishes his own announcement that he could retire next year.

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Obama launches historic campaign

Barack Obama promises to keep the American dream alive as he accepts his historic Democratic nomination for the White House.

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Zoom Q&A

What should customers do after airline collapse?

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Live text - England v South Africa

South Africa's bowlers come roaring back in the third one-day international as Jacques Kallis and Johan Botha share four important wickets.

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