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Bent fires Spurs into semi-finals Darren Bent's late winner beats Watford and puts Spurs in the Carling Cup semi-final. news.bbc.co.uk Smith statement due on Green case Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is to make a statement on the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green to the Commons. news.bbc.co.uk Health law services 'must change' The way contracts for legal services are awarded in the health service must improve, a committee is to hear. news.bbc.co.uk Fan's High Court bid for freedom Jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields is taking his battle for freedom to the High Court in London. news.bbc.co.uk Organised chaos How were Thai protesters able to strike at Bangkok? news.bbc.co.uk Downturn 'could hit universities' The British Council says universities face serious financial trouble if foreign students are deterred from coming to the UK. news.bbc.co.uk England set to resume India tour England's cricketers will fly to Abu Dhabi on Thursday ahead of resuming their tour of India - if happy with security plans. news.bbc.co.uk Nomura shedding 1,000 London jobs Japanese bank Nomura has announced it will cut 1,000 staff in London after buying parts of Lehman Brothers. news.bbc.co.uk New shoppers push Morrisons sales Supermarket chain Morrisons sees its quarterly sales rise - beating forecasts - despite "challenging" economic conditions. news.bbc.co.uk Beware. Triffids! Why the enduring love affair with man-eating plants? news.bbc.co.uk Adverts warn of cocaine dangers A hard-hitting £1m television and internet advertising campaign to warn teenagers of the dangers of cocaine use is being launched. news.bbc.co.uk Death and gems Why a Zimbabwe diamond mine was suddenly deserted news.bbc.co.uk Send your video, pictures and story ideas Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you. news.bbc.co.uk Concern over mentally ill inmates Prison is inappropriate for people with severe mental health problems, says a report from the chief inspector of prisons. news.bbc.co.uk Lil' Wayne heads Grammy nominees US rapper Lil' Wayne is nominated for eight Grammy awards, while Coldplay follow with seven mentions on the shortlist. news.bbc.co.uk Species discovery Scientists complete their first full account of polar life news.bbc.co.uk Fairytale launch for new JK Rowling book JK Rowling is to read extracts of her first book since the final Harry Potter novel to school children in Edinburgh as the fairytales go on sale. news.bbc.co.uk Uncharted waters Just how far will the Bank of England go in cutting rates? news.bbc.co.uk Chronic care need 'unsustainable' The NHS needs to do more to help people with a long-term illness, says a watchdog's report. news.bbc.co.uk Asian autonomy Has the time come for an Asian Monetary Fund? news.bbc.co.uk So long, farewell von Trapp hotel, say city authorities The Austrian city of Salzburg block plans to turn the former mansion of the von Trapp family, made famous by The Sound of Music, into a hotel. news.bbc.co.uk Ruling due on DNA database case A ruling is due from the European Court of Human Rights which could have major implications on the UK's DNA database news.bbc.co.uk Bank expected to cut rates again The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates later to their lowest level for more than half a century. news.bbc.co.uk Rice urges tough Pakistan action US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Pakistan to take a "tough line" on terrorism after arriving in Islamabad. news.bbc.co.uk Tevez hits four as Man Utd beat Blackburn Carlos Tevez scores four goals to send Man Utd into the Carling Cup semi-finals at Blackburn's expense. news.bbc.co.uk | World Catalog > Kids and Teens > International > Português > Esportes e Hobbies Last searches:refinancing loanslawnexopiarefinance second mortgagekatrina kaifapr card credit no World Catalog > Kids and Teens > International > Português > Esportes e Hobbies | Uncharted waters Just how far will the Bank of England go in cutting rates? news.bbc.co.uk Ruling due on DNA database case A ruling is due from the European Court of Human Rights which could have major implications on the UK's DNA database news.bbc.co.uk Rice urges tough Pakistan action US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Pakistan to take a "tough line" on terrorism after arriving in Islamabad. news.bbc.co.uk Organised chaos How were Thai protesters able to strike at Bangkok? news.bbc.co.uk New shoppers push Morrisons sales Supermarket chain Morrisons sees its quarterly sales rise - beating forecasts - despite "challenging" economic conditions. news.bbc.co.uk Fan's High Court bid for freedom Jailed Liverpool football fan Michael Shields is taking his battle for freedom to the High Court in London. news.bbc.co.uk Tevez hits four as Man Utd beat Blackburn Carlos Tevez scores four goals to send Man Utd into the Carling Cup semi-finals at Blackburn's expense. news.bbc.co.uk Bent fires Spurs into semi-finals Darren Bent's late winner beats Watford and puts Spurs in the Carling Cup semi-final. news.bbc.co.uk So long, farewell von Trapp hotel, say city authorities The Austrian city of Salzburg block plans to turn the former mansion of the von Trapp family, made famous by The Sound of Music, into a hotel. news.bbc.co.uk England set to resume India tour England's cricketers will fly to Abu Dhabi on Thursday ahead of resuming their tour of India - if happy with security plans. news.bbc.co.uk Chronic care need 'unsustainable' The NHS needs to do more to help people with a long-term illness, says a watchdog's report. news.bbc.co.uk Asian autonomy Has the time come for an Asian Monetary Fund? news.bbc.co.uk Send your video, pictures and story ideas Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you. news.bbc.co.uk Species discovery Scientists complete their first full account of polar life news.bbc.co.uk Smith statement due on Green case Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is to make a statement on the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green to the Commons. news.bbc.co.uk Downturn 'could hit universities' The British Council says universities face serious financial trouble if foreign students are deterred from coming to the UK. news.bbc.co.uk Fairytale launch for new JK Rowling book JK Rowling is to read extracts of her first book since the final Harry Potter novel to school children in Edinburgh as the fairytales go on sale. news.bbc.co.uk Bank expected to cut rates again The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates later to their lowest level for more than half a century. news.bbc.co.uk Lil' Wayne heads Grammy nominees US rapper Lil' Wayne is nominated for eight Grammy awards, while Coldplay follow with seven mentions on the shortlist. news.bbc.co.uk Beware. Triffids! Why the enduring love affair with man-eating plants? news.bbc.co.uk Nomura shedding 1,000 London jobs Japanese bank Nomura has announced it will cut 1,000 staff in London after buying parts of Lehman Brothers. news.bbc.co.uk Health law services 'must change' The way contracts for legal services are awarded in the health service must improve, a committee is to hear. news.bbc.co.uk Death and gems Why a Zimbabwe diamond mine was suddenly deserted news.bbc.co.uk Adverts warn of cocaine dangers A hard-hitting £1m television and internet advertising campaign to warn teenagers of the dangers of cocaine use is being launched. news.bbc.co.uk Concern over mentally ill inmates Prison is inappropriate for people with severe mental health problems, says a report from the chief inspector of prisons. news.bbc.co.uk |
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