Lion death S African is released

The South African man who fed one of his ex-workers to the lions is released on parole, to the outrage of trade unions and rights groups.

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Patients 'too fat to fit' scanner

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Liam Brady rushed to hospital

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Russians halt Nato co-operation

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Company loses data on criminals

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Residents not told of flood risk

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Pakistan bombers hit arms factory

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Two energy firms to raise prices

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GCSE girl dies in lorry collision

A 16-year-old girl, thought to be on her way to collect her GCSE results, has died after a collision with a refuse lorry.

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Teenager in death fall from flats

A teenager may have been chased by a gang of masked youths before falling to his death from a block of flats, police say.

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Community help rebuild arson home

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Drink-drive mother sent to jail

A woman whose child was seen shouting "stop mummy driving" is jailed for drink-driving after crashing into a fence.

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Ex-Kitten Katona is made bankrupt

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PM leaves troubles behind to meet the troops

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Sunderland snap up Healy

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Spain grieves for Madrid victims

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Gary Glitter boards London flight

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Swazis protest after royal wives charter plane for shopping trip

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Bijou residence, stunning views - lifeboat crew find 'house' in cliff

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Be Proud Gifts

Specializing in prayer plaques for firemen, policemen, and teachers.

http://www.beproudgifts.com/

FSP Books and Videos

Books, video and audio tapes, trading cards, patches, and software for and about fire, police and emergency medical service workers.

http://www.fire-police-ems.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Gifts4Lawyers

Offering handmade miniature British barrister and judge wigs. UK-based site, will ship worldwide.

http://www.gifts4lawyers.co.uk/

Libra Enterprises

Providing fire, EMS, police, nursing and military personnel gifts, collectibles, t-shirts, and Maltese cross pendants.

http://www.heroesetc.com/

Magical Moments Artistry in Wood

Produces plaques and sculpture depicting magicians and tricks.

http://members.aol.com/magimoment

Nurses Station

Variety of gifts and supplies for nurses including medical scrubs, instruments, jewelry, office supplies, prints.

http://www.nursesdirect.com/

Open Please Catalog

Offers books, gift items, shoes, clothing, and jewelry for the dental profession.

http://www.openplease.com/

Pirates! Store

Offers clothing, flags, toys and games, and costumes.

http://www.piratesstore.com

Roberts Company, Inc.

Offers a selection of gifts, badges, and uniforms with firefighting, police, and EMT themes.

http://www.firecatalog.com/

Safety Systems

Offers a flame, water and soil resistant protective garment designed exclusively for the film and television industry.

http://safetyfiregarment.com/

Sly Gear

EMT and EMS uniforms and supplies. Also offers novelty gifts.

http://slygear.7p.com/

Stoner Enterprises Inc.

Including apparel, jewelry, statuary, patches, badges, and gift items. Specializes in Chicago police and fire departments.

http://www.stonerconnection.com

Teachers Charm

Offering jewelry including teacher and nursery rhyme charms, t-shirts, and stationery.

http://www.teacherscharm.com

Strange skies

Bizarre cloud above Hertfordshire. How did they form?

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Two energy firms to raise prices

Energy firms E.On and Scottish and Southern Energy are to raise gas and electricity prices by up to 29%, blaming wholesale costs.

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Pakistan bombers hit arms factory

Pakistan suffers its deadliest attack on a military installation, as suicide bombers kill at least 63 outside a munitions factory.

news.bbc.co.uk

Residents not told of flood risk

Hundreds of people given planning permission for homes may not have been told there was a flood risk, the BBC learns.

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Drink-drive mother sent to jail

A woman whose child was seen shouting "stop mummy driving" is jailed for drink-driving after crashing into a fence.

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Holiday's over

PM facing pressure on several fronts as he returns to work

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Teenager in death fall from flats

A teenager may have been chased by a gang of masked youths before falling to his death from a block of flats, police say.

news.bbc.co.uk

Gary Glitter boards London flight

Paedophile and disgraced pop star Gary Glitter leaves Bangkok and is on a flight bound for London, the Foreign Office says.

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Company loses data on criminals

A contractor working for the Home Office loses a computer memory stick containing details of tens of thousands of criminals.

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Flying visit

PM leaves troubles behind to meet the troops

news.bbc.co.uk

Spain grieves for Madrid victims

Spain mourns 153 people killed in a plane crash at Madrid airport, as investigators look into the causes of the tragedy.

news.bbc.co.uk

Lion death S African is released

The South African man who fed one of his ex-workers to the lions is released on parole, to the outrage of trade unions and rights groups.

news.bbc.co.uk

Community help rebuild arson home

A couple, whose son burned down their home, are helped to rebuild their house by their local community.

news.bbc.co.uk

Sunderland snap up Healy

Sunderland bolster their forward options after signing Fulham's Northern Ireland striker David Healy.

news.bbc.co.uk

GCSE girl dies in lorry collision

A 16-year-old girl, thought to be on her way to collect her GCSE results, has died after a collision with a refuse lorry.

news.bbc.co.uk

Gulp!

Could you eat a steak the size of a phone directory?

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Ex-Kitten Katona is made bankrupt

Former Atomic Kitten pop star Kerry Katona is declared bankrupt at the High Court after failing to meet a tax bill.

news.bbc.co.uk

Russians halt Nato co-operation

Russia tells Nato it is halting military co-operation over the continuing crisis in Georgia, the alliance says.

news.bbc.co.uk

Local heroes

Clickable map of where our Olympic GB stars hail from

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Swazis protest after royal wives charter plane for shopping trip

Swazi women march in protest about an overseas shopping trip taken by nine of the king's wives.

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Ticket agony

How to avoid being stung when buying gig tickets online

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Bijou residence, stunning views - lifeboat crew find 'house' in cliff

A lifeboat crew on an emergency call find a dwelling with painted walls and lights built into a cliff side in Angus.

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Patients 'too fat to fit' scanner

Scans are cancelled at a Cornish hospital because of fears overweight patients may get stuck in the machine.

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Liam Brady rushed to hospital

Republic of Ireland assistant football manager Liam Brady is taken to hospital after falling ill.

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