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Hurricane batters western Mexico

Hurricane Norbert strikes Mexico's Baja California peninsula, blowing down roofs and causing residents to flee to shelters.

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Has the desire for privacy driven us into tiny homes?

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Taleban killed in Afghan battles

Dozens of Taleban militants are killed by security forces in fighting in southern Afghanistan, local and British officials say.

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Sir Alan Sugar tells investigators he should have aborted a landing in which he crashed his plane near Manchester.

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A Sunday newspaper claims Tony Blair did personally intervene in the Bernie Ecclestone affair despite claims to the contrary.

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Gold rush

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Alonso wins as title duo collide

Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.

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Wayne Rooney grabs two late goals as England beat Kazakhstan 5-1 in their World Cup qualifier at Wembley.

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Alex Salmond is to press the UK Government for £1bn to help save the Scottish economy from recession.

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Three men are killed in a crash on the M1 motorway, on their way home from the England football match at Wembley.

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Police renew their appeal for witnesses to a serious city centre road incident on a car park ramp.

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Toddler killed in road accident

A two-year-old girl dies in hospital after being struck by a van in Newry, County Down, police say.

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Members of the armed forces will parade through a Wiltshire town to thank residents for paying tribute to dead service personnel.

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Blast off: the space tourist and his £15m joyride

US space tourist Richard Garriott follows in the footsteps of his astronaut father as he blasts off into space.

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Mugabe 'gives Zanu-PF key posts'

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe gives key ministries to his own party - in defiance of a power-sharing deal, reports say.

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Live text - India v Australia

Australia resume their second innings in Bangalore on day four of the first Test against India.

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Five alive (just)

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