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House sales hit new 30-year low

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Anteaters get antsy over Thailand violence

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Asian stocks repeat US successes

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IFA sacks chief executive Wells

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LA firefighters battle wildfires

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Schools hit by rebuilding delays

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Whale deal falls at last minute

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Dutch 'HIV attack' trial begins

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Rhys trial told of suspect threat

The teenager accused of murdering Rhys Jones told a girl the alleged target was going to "get it", a court hears.

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Newcastle sale 'progressing well'

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Mbeki seeks to save Zimbabwe deal

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Ministers shelve 42-day detention

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith says plans to extend terror detention to 42 days will be dropped from current bill.

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Welsh-only police car sign denied

North Wales Police say they have no plans to remove the word "police" and leave only the Welsh "heddlu" on vehicles.

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Terry & Cole out of Belarus match

Injured duo John Terry and Ashley Cole will miss England's World Cup qualifier against Belarus, and keeper Robert Green is also out.

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Four jailed for Cambodia murders

Four ex-members of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge are jailed for their part in the murder of a British mine-clearer and his interpreter.

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Whale deal falls at last minute

Hope for consensus between environmentalists and whalers in Barcelona is derailed by a last-minute Australian intervention.

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Ministers shelve 42-day detention

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith says plans to extend terror detention to 42 days will be dropped from current bill.

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Rhys trial told of suspect threat

The teenager accused of murdering Rhys Jones told a girl the alleged target was going to "get it", a court hears.

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House sales hit new 30-year low

The slump in the property market is worsening, the latest survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors says.

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Dutch 'HIV attack' trial begins

Three men go on trial in the Netherlands accused of deliberately infecting at least 14 other men with HIV.

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LA firefighters battle wildfires

Firefighters tackle wildfires near Los Angeles which have caused two deaths, with 12,000 driven from their homes.

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Wildcats forward Watene dies

Wakefield prop forward Adam Watene, 31, dies after taking part in a training session.

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In pictures

The latest show in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall

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Mbeki seeks to save Zimbabwe deal

Ex-South African President Thabo Mbeki arrives in Harare to try and salvage the power-sharing deal he brokered last month.

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Exit route

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'Exceptional man'

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McCain campaign machine struggles in North Carolina

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Terry & Cole out of Belarus match

Injured duo John Terry and Ashley Cole will miss England's World Cup qualifier against Belarus, and keeper Robert Green is also out.

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Schools hit by rebuilding delays

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Newcastle sale 'progressing well'

The sale of Newcastle is progressing "extremely well", according to the man responsible for brokering the deal.

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Welsh-only police car sign denied

North Wales Police say they have no plans to remove the word "police" and leave only the Welsh "heddlu" on vehicles.

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Mike Baker

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Asian stocks repeat US successes

Tokyo's Nikkei index soars 13% higher, matching gains seen in New York, as confidence starts to return to financial markets.

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IFA sacks chief executive Wells

Irish Football Association chief executive Howard Wells has been sacked.

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Motorists stopped over pub murder

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

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Inflation likely to hit 5% rate

The annual rate of UK inflation is expected to hit 5%, with higher gas and electricity bills causing much of the increase.

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Anteaters get antsy over Thailand violence

Zookeepers in Bangkok move two anteaters out of the city, fearing stress caused by noisy recent clashes could make the sensitive animals ill.

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Four jailed for Cambodia murders

Four ex-members of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge are jailed for their part in the murder of a British mine-clearer and his interpreter.

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