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Bush regrets Iraqi WMD failure

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Credit Suisse cuts 650 jobs in UK

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Tory anger about 'leak meeting'

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Murder charge over football death

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Family 'would shop' drink-drivers

More than half of Scots would report members of their own family for drink-driving, a survey finds.

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Work for welfare plans stepped up

Under new proposals almost everyone on benefits would have to prepare themselves for work or face sanctions.

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Tory anger about 'leak meeting'

The Tories accuse ministers of seeking to influence the Commons speaker ahead of his statement on the Damian Green leak row.

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Equal annoyance

Noise device no longer only targets the young

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Venice is hit by serious flooding

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Ugly tale

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Bush regrets Iraqi WMD failure

Outgoing US President George Bush says his biggest regret is the intelligence failure over Iraqi weapons.

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Sterling plunges against dollar

Sterling suffers its sharpest one day fall against the dollar since crashing out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992.

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England offered new tour schedule

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On the button

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Credit Suisse cuts 650 jobs in UK

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Out in the cold

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Thai airport blast kills activist

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