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Syria and the UK have been holding high-level intelligence talks in order to combat terrorism, Syrian officials tell BBC.

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C.diff 'a factor in more deaths'

C.difficile infection is a greater contributory factor to deaths in Scottish hospitals than currently recorded, an expert warns.

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UK hostages on Saudi tanker named

Two UK hostages on the Saudi Arabian oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates are named, as families call for a safe return.

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Robson adds to Scots' injury woes

Celtic midfielder Barry Robson becomes the seventh Scotland player to withdraw from the friendly against Argentina at Hampden.

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Possible job cuts could reach 517

At least 130 job cuts have been announced by companies across Wales, with another 387 under threat.

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£10m boost for Titian masterpiece

The campaign to keep Titian's masterpiece Diana and Actaeon on public display is given a £10m boost by the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF).

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Grants company loses its contract

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UK migration

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Sergeant quits Strictly contest

John Sergeant has pulled out of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing because winning would have been "a joke too far", he says.

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Marine's father forgives killers

The County Down father of a Royal Marine who died in an explosion in Afghanistan says he has forgiven his son's killers.

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Child abuse 'lessons not learnt'

Inadequate reviews of child abuse cases in England mean lessons are not being learnt, says Ofsted's annual report.

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BNP members 'targeted by threats'

BNP members say they have received threatening phone calls and e-mails after their details were published on the internet.

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Pied Piper required as rats return to Hamelin

The Pied Piper's services might be needed again in Hamelin, northern Germany, as the town's famous rats have returned.

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Swann added to England ODI squad

Nottinghamshire spinner Graeme Swann is named in England's 12-man squad for the third one-day international on Thursday.

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Fire boss quits over porn arrest

The chief officer of West Midlands Fire Service resigns after his arrest in a child pornography inquiry.

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Saudi owners 'talking to pirates'

The owners of a Saudi oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates are negotiating a possible ransom, the Saudi foreign minister says.

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Fans behind us again, says Terry

England captain John Terry believes the national side have won back the belief of their fans ahead of Wednesday's friendly with Germany in Berlin.

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Boy had gun and bullets at age of 13

A boy of 13 who was a gang member is the youngest person ever found with a gun, silencer and bullets, a court hears.

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Shannon mother 'planned to leave'

Shannon Matthews' mother said she reported her daughter missing after a plan to go and live with her co-accused went wrong, a court hears.

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Al-Qaeda vows to hurt Obama's US

Al-Qaeda deputy leader calls on Muslims to harm America, describing President-elect Obama as a "house slave".

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Robson adds to Scots' injury woes

Celtic midfielder Barry Robson becomes the seventh Scotland player to withdraw from the friendly against Argentina at Hampden.

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Sergeant quits Strictly contest

John Sergeant has pulled out of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing because winning would have been "a joke too far", he says.

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UK migration

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Child abuse 'lessons not learnt'

Inadequate reviews of child abuse cases in England mean lessons are not being learnt, says Ofsted's annual report.

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Hidden dangers

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UK hostages on Saudi tanker named

Two UK hostages on the Saudi Arabian oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates are named, as families call for a safe return.

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Fans behind us again, says Terry

England captain John Terry believes the national side have won back the belief of their fans ahead of Wednesday's friendly with Germany in Berlin.

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Under red lights

Women in the sex industry gave their view on clampdown

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Grants company loses its contract

Liberata, the company behind severe delays in students' education maintenance allowances, has lost its contract to Capita.

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BNP members 'targeted by threats'

BNP members say they have received threatening phone calls and e-mails after their details were published on the internet.

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£10m boost for Titian masterpiece

The campaign to keep Titian's masterpiece Diana and Actaeon on public display is given a £10m boost by the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF).

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Al-Qaeda vows to hurt Obama's US

Al-Qaeda deputy leader calls on Muslims to harm America, describing President-elect Obama as a "house slave".

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Possible job cuts could reach 517

At least 130 job cuts have been announced by companies across Wales, with another 387 under threat.

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Boy had gun and bullets at age of 13

A boy of 13 who was a gang member is the youngest person ever found with a gun, silencer and bullets, a court hears.

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Fire boss quits over porn arrest

The chief officer of West Midlands Fire Service resigns after his arrest in a child pornography inquiry.

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Marine's father forgives killers

The County Down father of a Royal Marine who died in an explosion in Afghanistan says he has forgiven his son's killers.

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Saudi owners 'talking to pirates'

The owners of a Saudi oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates are negotiating a possible ransom, the Saudi foreign minister says.

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Pied Piper required as rats return to Hamelin

The Pied Piper's services might be needed again in Hamelin, northern Germany, as the town's famous rats have returned.

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C.diff 'a factor in more deaths'

C.difficile infection is a greater contributory factor to deaths in Scottish hospitals than currently recorded, an expert warns.

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Shannon mother 'planned to leave'

Shannon Matthews' mother said she reported her daughter missing after a plan to go and live with her co-accused went wrong, a court hears.

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Syria and UK 'share intelligence'

Syria and the UK have been holding high-level intelligence talks in order to combat terrorism, Syrian officials tell BBC.

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Swann added to England ODI squad

Nottinghamshire spinner Graeme Swann is named in England's 12-man squad for the third one-day international on Thursday.

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