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US anger at Guantanamo Bay ruling

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Canal plan to power 45,000 homes

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NHS 'needs flying doctor network'

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Student fees shake-up is proposed

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NHS 'needs flying doctor network'

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Talks to avert second rail strike

Union leaders are to meet Network Rail bosses in a bid to avert a second day of strike action by signal workers.

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BAE firm in body armour pay-out

A subsidiary of UK defence giant BAE Systems has agreed to pay millions of dollars to the US government over defective body armour.

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'Cactus Kid' fruit drink advert spiked

A fruit drink TV advert which showed a girl running away from home with her "cactus" boyfriend has been ordered off the air.

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Student fees shake-up is proposed

The assembly government should target its financial help to students from poorer backgrounds, a report suggests.

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'Tourists die' in Nepal air crash

Twelve German tourists are among 18 killed as a passenger plane crashes in Nepal's Everest region, airport officials say.

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30 people made homeless by fire

Up to 30 people have had their homes destroyed by a fire at a three-storey block of flats in County Down.

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Rescue plan for UK banks unveiled

Chancellor Alistair Darling announces the details of a £50bn rescue plan for the UK banking system.

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FA chief fears '£3bn' club debts

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Last orders

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US anger at Guantanamo Bay ruling

The White House criticises a US judge who ruled 17 Chinese Muslims held at Guantanamo Bay should be freed into the US.

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The head of an Oldham school says a teacher-training weekend held in Barcelona was the "cheapest option".

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Canal plan to power 45,000 homes

Turbines along British canals and rivers could power 45,000 homes within five years under new plans.

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Mosley wants action to 'save' F1

Max Mosley says Formula One needs to implement drastic cost-cutting measures by 2010 if it is to remain a "credible" sport.

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Fraudsters 'target bank accounts'

Credit restrictions in the financial crisis are causing identity fraudsters to target existing bank accounts, a report says.

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'Deepest ever' living fish filmed - 7.5km down

The "deepest ever" living fish are discovered 7.5km down, scientists say.

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Big-money England match in doubt

The $20m match between England and Sir Allen Stanford's Caribbean team is in doubt after a High Court ruling over sponsorship.

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Schools told to counter extremism

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US voters put rivals to the test

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No game-changer

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