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Thai PM Samak refuses to resign

Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej says he will not resign, despite mounting anti-government protests.

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Three questioned after drugs raid

Three men are arrested after police seize suspected cannabis plants during a property search in north Antrim.

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Woman dies in fall from mountain

A woman dies and her husband and daughter are seriously injured in a 200ft fall from a mountain ridge in the Lake District.

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Live text - Challenge Cup final

St Helens are chasing their third successive Challenge Cup final win against Hull at Wembley.

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'The Barracuda'

Sarah Palin adds energy and sizzle to McCain campaign

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Cutlass time

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Dozens injured in Sri Lanka blast

A large explosion has struck Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, with the military saying that dozens have been injured.

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Capsize in India floods kills 20

At least 20 people in Bihar, India, die when their boat capsizes, amid floods that have stranded hundreds of thousands.

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The RAF flies the flag in Iraq and Afghanistan

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Arctic melt

North Pole kayak trip to highlight global warming

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'Boil water' warning in N Wales

Tens of thousands of people are told to boil their drinking water after increased levels of bacteria are found in supplies.

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International competitors battle to be the fastest haggis eater

Competitors from New Zealand, Australia, the US and Scotland compete to become a haggis eating champ.

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US surprise and praise for Palin

Democratic rivals say John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin is "admirable" but concerns remain of inexperience.

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'Man drought' - some 100,000 young men have left Australia

Census data reveals that some 100,000 young men have left Australia, leading to a serious "man-drought" in many areas.

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Gustav strengthens off west Cuba

Hurricane Gustav has strengthened into a category three storm as it nears western Cuba, US forecasters say.

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Two bodies found at arson house

Two bodies are recovered from the burnt-out home of a millionaire and his family in Shropshire.

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Darling defends economy warning

Chancellor Alistair Darling defends comments to a newspaper in which he said the UK faces its worst economic crisis in 60 years.

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McRae tribute convoy to cross UK

Hundreds of rally cars join a convoy from Lanark to Banbury in tribute to racing star Colin McRae, who died last year.

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Holders Tottenham face Newcastle

Tottenham are drawn away to Newcastle in the third round of the Carling Cup.

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Live text - Premier League

Everton host Portsmouth and Blackburn travel to West Ham in the Premier League, with Arsenal hosting Newcastle later.

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Gloomy August wettest since 1992

Heavy rain and lack of sunshine combine to make it one of the worst Augusts on record in Wales, official records show.

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Ex-mayor rejects Met race claim

The former mayor of London Ken Livingstone rejects claims that Sir Ian Blair is guilty of racial discrimination.

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Capsize in India floods kills 20

At least 20 people in Bihar, India, die when their boat capsizes, amid floods that have stranded hundreds of thousands.

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Gustav strengthens off west Cuba

Hurricane Gustav has strengthened into a category three storm as it nears western Cuba, US forecasters say.

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Thai PM Samak refuses to resign

Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej says he will not resign, despite mounting anti-government protests.

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McRae tribute convoy to cross UK

Hundreds of rally cars join a convoy from Lanark to Banbury in tribute to racing star Colin McRae, who died last year.

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Holders Tottenham face Newcastle

Tottenham are drawn away to Newcastle in the third round of the Carling Cup.

news.bbc.co.uk

Ex-mayor rejects Met race claim

The former mayor of London Ken Livingstone rejects claims that Sir Ian Blair is guilty of racial discrimination.

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Woman dies in fall from mountain

A woman dies and her husband and daughter are seriously injured in a 200ft fall from a mountain ridge in the Lake District.

news.bbc.co.uk

US surprise and praise for Palin

Democratic rivals say John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin is "admirable" but concerns remain of inexperience.

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'The Barracuda'

Sarah Palin adds energy and sizzle to McCain campaign

news.bbc.co.uk

Front line

The RAF flies the flag in Iraq and Afghanistan

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Two bodies found at arson house

Two bodies are recovered from the burnt-out home of a millionaire and his family in Shropshire.

news.bbc.co.uk

Rose-tinted view

Why it's good that things aren't like they used to be

news.bbc.co.uk

Arctic melt

North Pole kayak trip to highlight global warming

news.bbc.co.uk

'Boil water' warning in N Wales

Tens of thousands of people are told to boil their drinking water after increased levels of bacteria are found in supplies.

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Cutlass time

Five classic map symbols you won't get on your satnav

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Darling defends economy warning

Chancellor Alistair Darling defends comments to a newspaper in which he said the UK faces its worst economic crisis in 60 years.

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Live text - Challenge Cup final

St Helens are chasing their third successive Challenge Cup final win against Hull at Wembley.

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International competitors battle to be the fastest haggis eater

Competitors from New Zealand, Australia, the US and Scotland compete to become a haggis eating champ.

news.bbc.co.uk

What do you want to talk about?

What do you want the world to talk about?

news.bbc.co.uk

Gloomy August wettest since 1992

Heavy rain and lack of sunshine combine to make it one of the worst Augusts on record in Wales, official records show.

news.bbc.co.uk

Live text - Premier League

Everton host Portsmouth and Blackburn travel to West Ham in the Premier League, with Arsenal hosting Newcastle later.

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Three questioned after drugs raid

Three men are arrested after police seize suspected cannabis plants during a property search in north Antrim.

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'Man drought' - some 100,000 young men have left Australia

Census data reveals that some 100,000 young men have left Australia, leading to a serious "man-drought" in many areas.

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Impulse control

Links between childhood trauma and violence

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Dozens injured in Sri Lanka blast

A large explosion has struck Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, with the military saying that dozens have been injured.

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