Nun, 106, to back Obama after not voting since 1952

A 106-year-old American nun living in a convent in Rome could well be the oldest person to vote in the 2008 US Presidential election and says she will support Barak Obama.

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Brown urges eurozone to copy UK

Gordon Brown promises Britain will "lead the way" through the global financial crisis, ahead of an emergency EU summit in Paris.

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Britannia in Co-op merger talks

Britannia Building Society confirms it is in talks with Co-operative Financial Services that may lead to a merger.

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Sir Alan's crash landing mistake

Sir Alan Sugar tells investigators he should have aborted a landing in which he crashed his plane near Manchester.

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Toddler killed in road accident

A two-year-old girl dies in hospital after being struck by a van in Newry, County Down, police say.

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Alonso wins as title duo collide

Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.

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Forces to repay town's tributes

Members of the armed forces will parade through a Wiltshire town to thank residents for paying tribute to dead service personnel.

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Taleban killed in Afghan battles

Dozens of Taleban militants are killed by security forces in fighting in southern Afghanistan, local and British officials say.

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N Korea hails terror list removal

North Korea welcomes a US decision to remove it from a list of sponsors of terrorism and agrees to allow nuclear access.

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Blast off: the space tourist and his £15m joyride

US space tourist Richard Garriott follows in the footsteps of his astronaut father as he blasts off into space.

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Gold rush

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McCain in 'hatred' war of words

Republican presidential candidate John McCain clashes with a civil rights icon who accuses him of "sowing hatred".

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FA labels booing fans as 'crazy'

The FA criticises fans who booed Ashley Cole during Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan, labelling the vocal minority as "crazy".

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Banks may get bail-out on Monday

UK banks may receive recapitalisation money from the government as soon as Monday morning.

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Police hunt woman's sex attacker

An investigation is under way after a woman was the victim of a serious sex attack in an alley early on Sunday.

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Bars facing ban on free alcohol

The drinks industry condemns draft government proposals which could ban bars from giving free alcohol to women.

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Football fans killed in M1 crash

Three men are killed in a crash on the M1 motorway, on their way home from the England football match at Wembley.

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Boyd quits Scotland under Burley

Rangers striker Kris Boyd tells BBC Scotland he will not play for Scotland again under manager George Burley.

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Witnesses saw pub murder vehicle

Strathclyde Police release details of the vehicle they believe was used in a double shooting outside a Glasgow pub.

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N Korea hails terror list removal

North Korea welcomes a US decision to remove it from a list of sponsors of terrorism and agrees to allow nuclear access.

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Police hunt woman's sex attacker

An investigation is under way after a woman was the victim of a serious sex attack in an alley early on Sunday.

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McCain in 'hatred' war of words

Republican presidential candidate John McCain clashes with a civil rights icon who accuses him of "sowing hatred".

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Boyd quits Scotland under Burley

Rangers striker Kris Boyd tells BBC Scotland he will not play for Scotland again under manager George Burley.

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.

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Playing Palin

TV mimic gets viewers' vote of approval

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Football fans killed in M1 crash

Three men are killed in a crash on the M1 motorway, on their way home from the England football match at Wembley.

news.bbc.co.uk

Alonso wins as title duo collide

Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.

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Blast off: the space tourist and his £15m joyride

US space tourist Richard Garriott follows in the footsteps of his astronaut father as he blasts off into space.

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Sir Alan's crash landing mistake

Sir Alan Sugar tells investigators he should have aborted a landing in which he crashed his plane near Manchester.

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Witnesses saw pub murder vehicle

Strathclyde Police release details of the vehicle they believe was used in a double shooting outside a Glasgow pub.

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Mike Baker

Are we asking too much of our teachers?

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Bars facing ban on free alcohol

The drinks industry condemns draft government proposals which could ban bars from giving free alcohol to women.

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Gold rush

Austria's mint flat out as investors seek safety

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FA labels booing fans as 'crazy'

The FA criticises fans who booed Ashley Cole during Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan, labelling the vocal minority as "crazy".

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Taleban killed in Afghan battles

Dozens of Taleban militants are killed by security forces in fighting in southern Afghanistan, local and British officials say.

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Five alive (just)

Rare, not well done - the species on the brink of extinction

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Banks may get bail-out on Monday

UK banks may receive recapitalisation money from the government as soon as Monday morning.

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Toddler killed in road accident

A two-year-old girl dies in hospital after being struck by a van in Newry, County Down, police say.

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Meter cheaters

How the energy thieves put their families at risk.

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Living in boxes

Has the desire for privacy driven us into tiny homes?

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Britannia in Co-op merger talks

Britannia Building Society confirms it is in talks with Co-operative Financial Services that may lead to a merger.

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Brown urges eurozone to copy UK

Gordon Brown promises Britain will "lead the way" through the global financial crisis, ahead of an emergency EU summit in Paris.

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Forces to repay town's tributes

Members of the armed forces will parade through a Wiltshire town to thank residents for paying tribute to dead service personnel.

news.bbc.co.uk

Nun, 106, to back Obama after not voting since 1952

A 106-year-old American nun living in a convent in Rome could well be the oldest person to vote in the 2008 US Presidential election and says she will support Barak Obama.

news.bbc.co.uk