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| No decision over Shields pardon The High Court reserves judgement in the case of jailed Liverpool fan Michael Shields, who has started a pardon bid. news.bbc.co.uk Interest rates Which lenders are passing on the rate cuts to customers? news.bbc.co.uk Nice smell... But why else would anyone buy a new car these days? news.bbc.co.uk Child protection review announced The Scottish Government announces a wide-ranging review of guidance on child protection practices. news.bbc.co.uk Your pictures Readers' images of snowfalls across the UK news.bbc.co.uk Send your video, pictures and story ideas Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you. news.bbc.co.uk Menezes family's inquest protest The family of Jean Charles de Menezes have walked out of the inquest into his death at the Oval Cricket Ground in London in protest. news.bbc.co.uk DNA database 'breached rights' Keeping the DNA of two Britons with no convictions was a breach of their human rights, a European court rules. news.bbc.co.uk Jobs go at Troubles murder team The special police team set up to investigate murders during the troubles is to make 75 staff redundant. news.bbc.co.uk Smith accused of raid 'ignorance' Jacqui Smith is attacked for not knowing a Tory MP was to be arrested, as her predecessor says she should have been told. news.bbc.co.uk Cash glow How much does a street light cost for one night? news.bbc.co.uk US Congresswoman hangs up on Obama A US Congresswoman hangs up the phone on President-elect Barack Obama, thinking the call is a hoax. news.bbc.co.uk DNA dilemma Will European ruling result in more unsolved crimes? news.bbc.co.uk Nasa delays its next Mars mission The US space agency (Nasa) has delayed the launch of its Mars Science Laboratory rover mission from 2009 to 2011. news.bbc.co.uk Kenya PM calls for Mugabe removal Power-sharing in Zimbabwe is dead and Africa must unite to oust President Mugabe, says Kenya's prime minister. news.bbc.co.uk Canada PM wins parliament delay Canadian PM Stephen Harper secures a suspension of parliament, saving him from defeat in a confidence vote. news.bbc.co.uk Keane resigns as Sunderland boss Roy Keane stands down as Sunderland manager after 27 months in charge at the Stadium of Light. news.bbc.co.uk Bank cuts UK rates to 57-year low The Bank of England has cut interest rates by one percentage point from 3% to 2%, their lowest level since 1951. news.bbc.co.uk Lie detectors for benefit claims Voice-recognition lie detectors are used by two Welsh councils in a bid to clamp down on people making false benefits claims. news.bbc.co.uk Controversial Lapland theme park closes down The firm running a Lapland-style theme park in the New Forest criticised by visitors as "hell" and a "scam" close it down. news.bbc.co.uk Liverpool hit by Torres setback Liverpool striker Fernando Torres faces a minimum of four weeks on the sidelines because of a hamstring injury. news.bbc.co.uk Carmakers 'affect entire US economy' The chairman of the Senate committee deciding whether to rescue the Detroit Three carmakers says the health of the entire US economy is at stake. news.bbc.co.uk Pietersen praises collective move England captain Kevin Pietersen says he did not have to persuade any of his Test squad to return to India following the Mumbai terror attack. news.bbc.co.uk Pakistan dilemma Relations with India strained in wake of the Mumbai attacks news.bbc.co.uk Mother guilty over Shannon kidnap Shannon Matthews's mother and co-accused Michael Donovan are convicted of kidnapping the nine-year-old in a plot to claim a £50,000 reward. news.bbc.co.uk |
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