Paid to betray

The man who befriends people, then exposes them

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Tour pitfalls

Barack Obama's challenges on his international tour

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Teenager falls 30ft from window

A schoolgirl from south London is seriously injured falling 30ft from her hotel window in Venice, according to reports.

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Hundreds of pigeons die in fire

More than 200 pigeons are killed in what police have described as a suspicious fire at a loft in County Down.

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Lambeth Conference due to begin

Hundreds of Anglican bishops will attend a special service for the official opening of the Lambeth Conference.

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Norman leads by two at Birkdale

Greg Norman will take a two-shot lead over defending champion Padraig Harrington and KJ Choi into the final round of the Open at Birkdale.

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Town joins hands to recall floods

Hundreds of people are expected to join hands around Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.

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Smile, Beijing!

Beijing told to mind its manners during Olympic Games

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Brown begins Middle-East talks

Gordon Brown arrives in Tel Aviv for two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian political leaders, following his trip to Iraq.

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Suicide claim over UK hostage

One of the five UK hostages held captive in Iraq has killed himself, a video given to a newspaper claims.

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Brown in Basra

The PM meets UK troops stationed in Iraq

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England toil after Prince century

Ashwell Prince and AB de Villiers guide South Africa to 322-4, a lead of 119 over England, on day two of the second Test.

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MoD critical of local tax plans

The UK's armed forces minister says he has "serious concerns" about Scottish Government plans for a local income tax.

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Beach aims to beat bikini record by itsy bitsy teeny weeny margin

An attempt to break a record for the number of woman photographed in a bikini takes place on Teesside.

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UK 'must check' US torture denial

The British government should no longer rely on US assurances it does not use torture, a parliamentary report says.

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Safety in numbers

Why alarm and ignorance of statistics = fear

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Dog rescues woman from kangaroo

An Australian woman is attacked by a kangaroo but saved by a pet dog who leapt to her aid, her son says.

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Arab nations 'agree Sudan action'

Arab League ministers meeting in emergency session say they have agreed a plan to defuse the crisis over Sudan's President Bashir.

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Two hurt in light aircraft crash

Two men are airlifted to hospital after suffering injuries when a light aircraft crashes in a field.

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US sets nuclear deadline for Iran

Iran must decide within two weeks between co-operation or confrontation over its nuclear plans, the US warns after talks.

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Grief really hurts

How strong emotions can cause physical pain

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Pope warns of 'spiritual desert'

Pope Benedict XVI ends World Youth Day celebrations by warning young people to build a world free of greed.

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Surgeons could earn pay bonuses

Surgeons could earn bonuses for operations under plans being considered by the UK's largest hospital trust.

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Hamilton clinches German GP pole

Lewis Hamilton will be on pole for Sunday's German Grand Prix as he seeks back-to-back victories.

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MoD critical of local tax plans

The UK's armed forces minister says he has "serious concerns" about Scottish Government plans for a local income tax.

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Safety in numbers

Why alarm and ignorance of statistics = fear

news.bbc.co.uk

US sets nuclear deadline for Iran

Iran must decide within two weeks between co-operation or confrontation over its nuclear plans, the US warns after talks.

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Norman leads by two at Birkdale

Greg Norman will take a two-shot lead over defending champion Padraig Harrington and KJ Choi into the final round of the Open at Birkdale.

news.bbc.co.uk

Arab nations 'agree Sudan action'

Arab League ministers meeting in emergency session say they have agreed a plan to defuse the crisis over Sudan's President Bashir.

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Hamilton clinches German GP pole

Lewis Hamilton will be on pole for Sunday's German Grand Prix as he seeks back-to-back victories.

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Grief really hurts

How strong emotions can cause physical pain

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England toil after Prince century

Ashwell Prince and AB de Villiers guide South Africa to 322-4, a lead of 119 over England, on day two of the second Test.

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Smile, Beijing!

Beijing told to mind its manners during Olympic Games

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Surgeons could earn pay bonuses

Surgeons could earn bonuses for operations under plans being considered by the UK's largest hospital trust.

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Beach aims to beat bikini record by itsy bitsy teeny weeny margin

An attempt to break a record for the number of woman photographed in a bikini takes place on Teesside.

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What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

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Teenager falls 30ft from window

A schoolgirl from south London is seriously injured falling 30ft from her hotel window in Venice, according to reports.

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Paid to betray

The man who befriends people, then exposes them

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Hundreds of pigeons die in fire

More than 200 pigeons are killed in what police have described as a suspicious fire at a loft in County Down.

news.bbc.co.uk

Brown begins Middle-East talks

Gordon Brown arrives in Tel Aviv for two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian political leaders, following his trip to Iraq.

news.bbc.co.uk

UK 'must check' US torture denial

The British government should no longer rely on US assurances it does not use torture, a parliamentary report says.

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Town joins hands to recall floods

Hundreds of people are expected to join hands around Tewkesbury Abbey to mark the first anniversary of devastating floods.

news.bbc.co.uk

Lambeth Conference due to begin

Hundreds of Anglican bishops will attend a special service for the official opening of the Lambeth Conference.

news.bbc.co.uk

Suicide claim over UK hostage

One of the five UK hostages held captive in Iraq has killed himself, a video given to a newspaper claims.

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Pope warns of 'spiritual desert'

Pope Benedict XVI ends World Youth Day celebrations by warning young people to build a world free of greed.

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Brown in Basra

The PM meets UK troops stationed in Iraq

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Tour pitfalls

Barack Obama's challenges on his international tour

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Dog rescues woman from kangaroo

An Australian woman is attacked by a kangaroo but saved by a pet dog who leapt to her aid, her son says.

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Two hurt in light aircraft crash

Two men are airlifted to hospital after suffering injuries when a light aircraft crashes in a field.

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