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| TOP STORIES | |
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 | Police 'told' of gunman's threat Police were told suspected gunman Raoul Moat threatened to harm his former girlfriend the day before she was shot. |
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| School buildings scheme scrapped Education Secretary Michael Gove confirms hundreds of school building projects are being scrapped. | |
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| Israel confirms new Gaza policy Israel confirms details of its new policy to allow more goods to enter the Gaza Strip with the easing of its blockade. | |
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| Clegg outlines vote reform plans The deputy prime minister confirms plans for fewer MPs, a voting referendum and fixed-term parliaments. | |
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| Planck reveals 'spectacular sky' Europe's Planck space telescope produces its first full-sky image, a key step in its quest to decode the "oldest light" in the Universe. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Israel confirms new Gaza policy Israel confirms details of its new policy to allow more goods to enter the Gaza Strip with the easing of its blockade. |
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| Iranian aircraft 'refused fuel' Iran accuses the UK, Germany and the UAE of refusing to refuel its passenger jets, days after tough new US sanctions. | |
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| Nigerian president lifts team ban Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan drops his threat to ban the national football team for two years after a poor World Cup campaign. | |
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| AFRICA | |
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 | Nigerian president lifts team ban Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan drops his threat to ban the national football team for two years after a poor World Cup campaign. |
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| Taylor blood diamond link denied A Sierra Leone ex-rebel tells a war crimes tribunal he did not give "blood diamonds" to Liberia former leader Charles Taylor. | |
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| Odinga slams Kenya MPs' pay rise Kenya Prime Minister Raila Odinga criticises MPs for voting themselves a huge pay rise, saying it is "unfair". | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | Split results in Mexico elections Mexico's opposition PRI is the main winner in state elections but does not sweep the board as widely expected. |
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| Spain to press Cuba on dissidents Spain is set to increase pressure on Cuba to free political prisoners, some of whom are on hunger strike. | |
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| Giant oil skimmer tests unclear Tests of a giant tanker refitted to scoop up oil spilled in the Gulf of Mexico prove inconclusive because of high seas. | |
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| ASIA-PACIFIC | |
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 | China jails US man in 'spy' trial A Chinese-born US geologist is sentenced to eight years in jail in China for stealing state secrets, prompting US "dismay". |
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| Troops out in force in Xinjiang Security is stepped up in China's Xinjiang on the anniversary of the ethnic riots in Urumqi that left almost 200 people dead. | |
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| Japanese probe saw deep Moon rock Olivine rocks that may have originated deep within the Moon were spied on its surface by a Japanese probe, scientists report. | |
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| EUROPE | |
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 | Komorowski wins Polish presidency Bronislaw Komorowski is declared the winner in a dramatic race for the Polish presidency, securing 53% of the vote. |
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| Iranian aircraft 'refused fuel' Iran accuses the UK, Germany and the UAE of refusing to refuel its passenger jets, days after tough new US sanctions. | |
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| Turks threaten break with Israel Turkey threatens for the first time to break diplomatic ties with Israel - hardening its stance over a raid on Gaza aid ships. | |
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| MIDDLE EAST | |
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 | Turks threaten break with Israel Turkey threatens for the first time to break diplomatic ties with Israel - hardening its stance over a raid on Gaza aid ships. |
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| Iranian aircraft 'refused fuel' Iran accuses the UK, Germany and the UAE of refusing to refuel its passenger jets, days after tough new US sanctions. | |
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| Israel confirms new Gaza policy Israel confirms details of its new policy to allow more goods to enter the Gaza Strip with the easing of its blockade. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | India strike over fuel price rise Normal life is disrupted in many parts of India because of a strike called by opposition parties against fuel price rises. |
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| Punjab links with Taliban alleged Pakistani clerics accuse Punjab's leaders of contacts with the Taliban, a week after a deadly shrine attack in Lahore. | |
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| EU to end Sri Lankan trade deal The European Union says it will withdraw Sri Lanka's trade concessions after it failed to improve its human rights record. | |
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| UK | |
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| Police 'told' of gunman's threat Police were told suspected gunman Raoul Moat threatened to harm his former girlfriend the day before she was shot. |
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| School buildings scheme scrapped Education Secretary Michael Gove confirms hundreds of school building projects are being scrapped. | |
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| UK soldier dies in Afghan blast A UK soldier has been killed in an explosion while on vehicle patrol in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence has said. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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| Police 'told' of gunman's threat Police were told suspected gunman Raoul Moat threatened to harm his former girlfriend the day before she was shot. |
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| Woman died following 'thief push' A supermarket worker died after being pushed to her knees by a shoplifter as she tried to stop him stealing razor blades, a court hears. | |
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| Fake eBay bidder must pay £5,000 An eBay seller who bid on his own items to increase their price must pay nearly £5,000 after pleading guilty to 11 breaches. | |
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| NORTHERN IRELAND | |
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 | Murder accused faces new charges A dentist accused of murdering his wife and his lover's husband is facing new charges of indecent assault. |
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| Two men 'injured by baton rounds' Two men treated in hospital after disturbances in west Belfast were injured by police baton rounds, it is claimed. | |
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| Cigarette raid accused are bailed Two people charged over an incident in which two police officers were knocked down in south Armagh are freed on bail. | |
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| SCOTLAND | |
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 | Woman tells of Tobin sex attack A woman who could be one of the earliest sex attack victims of serial killer Peter Tobin speaks out for the first time. |
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| Pope's UK visit 'could cost £12m' The cost of the Pope's UK visit to taxpayers could rise to £12m - up to £4m higher than the original budget, the government says. | |
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| School man jailed over child porn A primary school assistant caught with more than 21,000 indecent images of children is jailed for almost eight years. | |
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| WALES | |
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 | Clegg under fire over referendum MPs criticise Nick Clegg for planning a referendum on the day of elections in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. |
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| 'Unspent' cash released for Wales £200m more than expected is given to the assembly government after cash unspent in previous years is released. | |
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| Depots to help ambulance service Almost £10m has been pledged to build two new ambulance service stations keeping paramedics on the road for longer. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | BT ballot axed over legal hitch A ballot of BT workers over strike action is cancelled after legal advice, the union says. |
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| BP shares up on Mid East rumours Shares in BP have risen amid speculation that Middle East investors may buy stakes in the oil giant. | |
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| England sponsorship likely to end Building society Nationwide says it is likely to end its sponsorship of the England football team after 11 seasons. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | BBC Trust rejects 6 Music closure The BBC Trust has rejected the plans to close the digital radio station 6 Music, saying the case "has not been made". |
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| Gig promoters warn of price hike Concert promoters warn that ticket prices could go up as songwriters consider requesting a greater share of live music takings. | |
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| Shabby leaves Big Brother house Big Brother housemate Shabby quits the Channel 4 show just days after she was saved from eviction by the public. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Review backs climate panel report A Dutch inquiry into the UN climate science panel backs its main findings, but calls for more transparency. |
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| Planck reveals 'spectacular sky' Europe's Planck space telescope produces its first full-sky image, a key step in its quest to decode the "oldest light" in the Universe. | |
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| Japanese probe saw deep Moon rock Olivine rocks that may have originated deep within the Moon were spied on its surface by a Japanese probe, scientists report. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Google acts to fix YouTube flaw YouTube is targeted by hackers who used the site to bombard people with fake pop-up messages and redirect them to adult sites. |
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| Justin Bieber's 'North Korea tour' Justin Bieber tour page is the target of internet pranksters, voting for the Canadian singer to play North Korea. | |
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| Man fined over fake eBay auctions A man from County Durham has been fined and ordered to do community service after being found guilty of fixing an auction on eBay. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Emergency cases 'overheating NHS' The rise in emergency admissions to hospitals is "overheating" the system and is "unsustainable" in the future, experts warn. |
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| Hope over NHS pain relief implant A new type of pain relief implant for chronic back and leg disorders which uses Wii-style technology has been used for the first time in Britain. | |
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| Swine flu drug hand-out concerns Just 12% of patients who got anti-flu drugs using the swine flu hotline and website actually had the virus, figures suggest. | |
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| EDUCATION | |
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 | School buildings scheme scrapped Education Secretary Michael Gove confirms hundreds of school building projects are being scrapped. |
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| Education budget loses £1bn more The education budget in England faces another £1bn reduction, following an announcement from the Treasury. | |
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| Child exploitation signs 'missed' Children are at risk of sexual exploitation because warning signs are being missed by professionals. | |
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| 1981: Police attacked in Liverpool riots Up to 30 police officers are injured by bricks and other missiles as rioting and looting breaks out in Toxteth, Liverpool. | |||
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| 1991: International bank closed in fraud scandal The Bank of Credit and Commerce International closes UK branches over fraud allegations. | |||
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| 1989: Irangate colonel avoids prison Former White House aide Oliver North escapes jail for his part in the Iran-Contra affair. | |||
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