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'Ugly' barrister wins court case

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Life in UK 'has become lonelier'

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England given kind World Cup draw

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India makes protest to Pakistan

India summons Pakistan's high commissioner to protest over groups it claims carried out deadly attacks in Mumbai.

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England offered new tour schedule

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RBS offers to delay repossessions

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Drogba stays at Chelsea - Kenyon

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Tory MP leak inquiry 'continuing'

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Third of Scots 'breadline poor'

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Drink-fuelled attacks worry A&E

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Clinton named secretary of state

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Dozens killed in Iraqi bombings

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Cheap sex - the credit crunch is biting under the sheets

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Schoolgirl Vicky 'suffered horrific death'

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Dozens killed in Iraqi bombings

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Circus clash

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Clinton named secretary of state

US President-elect Barack Obama nominates former presidential rival Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state.

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Brushing up

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Planes targeted by laser pointers

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