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Prophet bride book appears in US

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New 'safer' test for Down's syndrome

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Fifa boss wants rules on club owners

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A really open university - Oxbridge lectures put onto iTunes

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Prophet bride book appears in US

A novel about the Prophet Muhammad's child bride appears in the US after an attack on the UK publisher.

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New 'safer' test for Down's syndrome

Scientists develop a blood test that could tell a pregnant women if her unborn baby has Down's syndrome.

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Widow forgives dead police chief

The widow of a police chief found dead days after he revealed an extra-marital affair says she has forgiven him.

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Aer Lingus axes up to 1,500 jobs

Unions are to ballot for all-out industrial action as Aer Lingus announces plans to cut up to 1,500 jobs.

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UK 'needs tougher climate target'

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Exhibit A

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Fairytale fued

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Brown critic 'ends hostilities'

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Dozens are hurt as Thai police fire tear gas to disperse a rally by thousands of anti-government protesters in Bangkok.

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Let's not be avenue - Putin wants no Russian roads named after him

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin would rather not have streets named after him, his spokesman says.

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UK economy 'already in recession'

Britain is already in a recession, which is worsening and requires urgent action, a survey of business leaders warns.

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A really open university - Oxbridge lectures put onto iTunes

Oxford and Cambridge University are to make lectures available online through downloading software iTunes.

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Smoking 'costs the NHS billions'

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Strike to hit Scotland's railways

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Ballesteros 'stable' in hospital

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