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Swimmer Simmonds wins shock gold

Teenager Eleanor Simmonds becomes Britain's second youngest Paralympic gold medallist after winning her 100m freestyle final.

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Flood fears ease as rains lighten

Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise, but warnings remain.

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'Dozens' of under-16s have STIs

A total of 281 children under the age of 16 contracted a sexually transmitted infection last year, new figures reveal.

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Nationwide rescues small lenders

The Nationwide Building Society says it will merge with two smaller rivals, the Derbyshire and Cheshire Building Societies.

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Britney Spears scoops music awards

Britney Spears steals the show at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, winning three prizes.

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Murray eyes historic Slam title

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Parry in shock Wales retirement

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Sarkozy leads EU trio to Moscow

French President Nicolas Sarkozy leads an EU delegation to Moscow for talks about the crisis in Georgia.

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Brown seeking to rally ministers

Gordon Brown seeks to rally ministers as he chairs the first cabinet meeting since the summer break in Birmingham.

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Homes evacuated over flood fears

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Observer condemns Angola election

An EU observer reports widespread vote-rigging in Angola, where the ruling MPLA is expected to win a landslide.

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'Tough choices' for UK broadband

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Cuba hammered by Hurricane Ike

Giant waves and torrential rain from Hurricane Ike are battering Cuba but the storm has now weakened to a Category Two.

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Shannon mother's ex goes on trial

The trial begins of Craig Meehan, the former partner of Shannon Matthews' mother, on charges of possessing child pornography.

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Parry in shock Wales retirement

Paul Parry walks out on Wales two days before a vital World Cup qualifier in Russia.

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Under threat

Nigerian spirit-god festival at risk from commercialisation

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'Dozens' of under-16s have STIs

A total of 281 children under the age of 16 contracted a sexually transmitted infection last year, new figures reveal.

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Father questioned on baby murder

Detectives investigating the death of a 14-week-old baby boy are continuing to question the child's father.

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Brown seeking to rally ministers

Gordon Brown seeks to rally ministers as he chairs the first cabinet meeting since the summer break in Birmingham.

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Can market forces save the Amazon rainforest?

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Sarkozy leads EU trio to Moscow

French President Nicolas Sarkozy leads an EU delegation to Moscow for talks about the crisis in Georgia.

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Observer condemns Angola election

An EU observer reports widespread vote-rigging in Angola, where the ruling MPLA is expected to win a landslide.

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Nationwide rescues small lenders

The Nationwide Building Society says it will merge with two smaller rivals, the Derbyshire and Cheshire Building Societies.

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Flood fears ease as rains lighten

Flood fears are easing as showers replace persistent rain across England and Wales and river levels stabilise, but warnings remain.

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Homes evacuated over flood fears

Some residents near a river are evacuated as the risk of flooding remains in place across south Wales.

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Scam victim

How 'clairvoyants' conned a woman out of £50,000

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Swimmer Simmonds wins shock gold

Teenager Eleanor Simmonds becomes Britain's second youngest Paralympic gold medallist after winning her 100m freestyle final.

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End is nigh

Why are people so fond of predicting the world's end?

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'Tough choices' for UK broadband

The cost of converting the UK to fibre-based broadband could top £28.8bn, says a report.

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Global journey

BBC News to track a container around the world

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Mortgage bail-out rallies markets

Financial markets rally as the US government says it is taking over mortgage lenders Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae - the biggest bailout in US history.

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Murray eyes historic Slam title

Andy Murray will become the first British man to win a Grand Slam since 1936 if he beats Roger Federer in the US Open final.

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McLaren to fight Hamilton penalty

McLaren intend to appeal against the penalty that resulted in Lewis Hamilton being demoted from first to third in the Belgian Grand Prix.

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Britney Spears scoops music awards

Britney Spears steals the show at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, winning three prizes.

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Want a date? The direct approach may make you seem sexier

Telling someone you fancy 'I really like you' could make him or her find you more attractive, research suggests.

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