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| TOP STORIES | |
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 | More funds for Afghan bomb threat David Cameron announces more money for tackling roadside bombs in Afghanistan, during his first visit there as UK leader. |
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| BP shares dive as crisis persists BP shares slide in London as calls mount for the government to try to ease relations between BP and the White House | |
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| Three Britons die in Africa crash Three Britons, including two 19-year-old female students, are killed in a road crash in South Africa. | |
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| Abusers guilty of woman's murder Two men are found guilty of murdering a woman who was planning to report them for abusing a young boy. | |
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| Anti-terror searches were illegal Thousands of people across the UK may have been stopped and searched illegally, it has emerged. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | BP accused of 'lack of integrity' US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accuses BP of a "lack of integrity" when it made its original case to drill deep in the Gulf of Mexico. |
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| US sweep targets Mexican cartels US law enforcement officers arrest more than 2,200 people in an investigation targeting Mexican drug-trafficking rings. | |
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| Rich slammed on carbon 'cheating' Campaigners accuse some rich nations of seeking new rules to try to gain carbon credits for "business as usual". | |
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| AFRICA | |
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 | Hunt for 'killer cult' in Kenya Kenyan police are hunting for an alleged cult leader who instructed a self-confessed serial killer to take up his killing spree. |
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| DR Congo execution for Norwegians Two Norwegians who had their death sentences overturned in April are again sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of Congo. | |
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| Marijuana grown in Uganda convent Uganda police are investigating after a marijuana plantation was found in a convent garden, with a nun reportedly saying it was used for pigs. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | US sweep targets Mexican cartels US law enforcement officers arrest more than 2,200 people in an investigation targeting Mexican drug-trafficking rings. |
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| BP accused of 'lack of integrity' US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accuses BP of a "lack of integrity" when it made its original case to drill deep in the Gulf of Mexico. | |
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| US trade deficit widens further The US trade deficit widened to a 16-month high in April, figures show, as both imports and exports fell slightly. | |
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| ASIA-PACIFIC | |
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 | South Korean rocket 'explodes' A S Korean rocket appears to explode moments after take-off, ending Seoul's latest attempt to join the space-launch industry. |
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| US attacks China currency stance Global economic reforms are being impeded by China's refusal to revalue its currency, the US Treasury Secretary says. | |
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| S Korea military faces shake-up South Korea is advised to punish 25 army leaders over alleged failings surrounding the Cheonan sinking. | |
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| EUROPE | |
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 | Surge for Dutch anti-Islam party A Dutch anti-Islam party doubles its seats in parliament in a national poll, though it is unclear if it will take part in a coalition. |
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| Turkey denies break with Europe Turkey denies US suggestions that it is shifting its allegiances to favour the Middle East rather than the European Union. | |
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| DR Congo execution for Norwegians Two Norwegians who had their death sentences overturned in April are again sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of Congo. | |
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| MIDDLE EAST | |
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 | Iran 'to review' UN watchdog ties Iran's parliament is to review the nation's links with the UN nuclear watchdog after the latest UN sanctions, state media says. |
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| Abbas concerned for peace process Lack of progress in the Mid-East peace process is "eroding" faith that in a two-state solution, says the Palestinian leader. | |
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| UK troops join 'toxic' lawsuit Seven former British soldiers are suing an American defence firm, accusing it of exposing them to dangerous levels of toxic chemicals in Iraq. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | Kandahar operation to 'go slower' Nato's commander in Afghanistan says an operation in Kandahar will move "more slowly" to give it time to gain local support. |
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| 'Abuse rife' in tribal Pakistan Millions in tribal Pakistan live in a "human rights-free zone", ignored by the government and ruled by the Taliban, Amnesty says. | |
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| India moves to alter divorce laws The Indian government proposes a new law which will make it easier for couples to get divorced. | |
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| UK | |
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| More funds for Afghan bomb threat David Cameron announces more money for tackling roadside bombs in Afghanistan, during his first visit there as UK leader. |
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| Abusers guilty of woman's murder Two men are found guilty of murdering a woman who was planning to report them for abusing a young boy. | |
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| Three Britons die in Africa crash Three Britons, including two 19-year-old female students, are killed in a road crash in South Africa. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Three Britons die in Africa crash Three Britons, including two 19-year-old female students, are killed in a road crash in South Africa. |
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| Vicar 'ran massive marriage scam' A St Leonards vicar conducted hundreds of sham marriages in a "massive and systematic fraud", jurors are told. | |
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| European Cup Final football sold A 1968 European Cup Final football donated by George Best during a drinking session in the 1970s sells at auction for £1,700. | |
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| NORTHERN IRELAND | |
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 | Suspect linked with more murders A man accused of strangling a man to death in 1986 is being linked to two other high-profile murders, the High Court hears. |
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| Strip-search challenge permitted An IRA man jailed for abducting a man has received permission to challenge prison authorities over strip-searching policies. | |
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| Park death girl 'loveable child' Representatives of a charity which looked after a teenager found dead in a park in Newtownards have described her as a 'loveable child'. | |
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| SCOTLAND | |
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 | Abusers guilty of woman's murder Two men are found guilty of murdering a woman who was planning to report them for abusing a young boy. |
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| SNP alcohol plans clear key vote Scottish government plans to tackle Scotland's alcohol problems pass their first parliamentary hurdle. | |
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| Baby wipe horror man admonished A man who left a three-month-old child fighting for life after forcing a baby wipe into his bottom is admonished. | |
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| WALES | |
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 | Teacher's bridge death 'mystery' A teacher's family criticises CCTV coverage on the Severn crossing after a coroner says her death will "remain a mystery". |
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| Stillbirth death of baby in alley An inquest hears how a stillborn boy was found in a carrier bag in an alley behind a shop. | |
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| Pay freeze to save jobs at agency Companies House in Cardiff says it hopes to make savings without any job losses, but instead announces a pay freeze. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | BP shares dive as crisis persists BP shares slide in London as calls mount for the government to try to ease relations between BP and the White House |
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| Rates held at 0.5% for 15th month UK interest rates are kept on hold at a record low of 0.5% by the Bank of England for the 15th month in a row. | |
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| BA chief refuses £334,000 bonus British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh has turned down an annual bonus worth £334,000, the airline says. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Dizzee Rascal in Fringe line-up Rapper Dizzee Rascal, Britain's Got Talent dance troupe Flawless and model Abi Titmuss are set for the Edinburgh Fringe. |
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| Big Brother opener attracts 5.1m Channel 4's live Big Brother launch show attracts an audience of 5.1 milion people on Wednesday, initial figures suggest. | |
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| Sky1 drops Pineapple Studios show Reality TV show Pineapple Dance Studios will not return for a second series, Sky1 announces. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Physicists burst bubble mystery With the help of high-speed video, scientists discover there is far more to bursting bubbles than meets the eye. |
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| Rich slammed on carbon 'cheating' Campaigners accuse some rich nations of seeking new rules to try to gain carbon credits for "business as usual". | |
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| South Korean rocket 'explodes' A S Korean rocket appears to explode moments after take-off, ending Seoul's latest attempt to join the space-launch industry. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Google accused of criminal intent Google is likely to face prosecution for collecting data from wi-fi networks, says human rights group Privacy International. |
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| O2 network scraps unlimited data The mobile network scraps unlimited data for smartphones, a move that is likely to be followed by other firms, say analysts. | |
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| Fix found for iPad e-mail 'flaw' A website of the US telephone company AT&T revealed e-mail addresses of at least 114,000 Apple iPad users, including many celebrities. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Scrap NHS Direct, GPs suggest Consideration should be given to scrapping NHS Direct as part of a scaling back of health spending, GPs say. |
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| Many more genes linked to autism The largest genetic study into autism identifies many more new genes involved in the disorder. | |
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| Laser pointers 'pose eye danger' Hand-held laser pointers can lead to permanent retinal damage if shone into the eyes, doctors warn. | |
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| EDUCATION | |
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 | Universities for radical shake up Universities in England are on shaky foundations and need a radical overhaul, the country's universities minister says. |
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| More appeals over school places The number of parents appealing against their children's primary school place in England has risen by nearly 17%. | |
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| Child protection review ordered An independent inquiry will examine ways of cutting bureaucracy to give social workers more time with vulnerable children. | |
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| 1967: Israel ends six-day war Israeli forces stop their advance into Syria and comply with a UN ceasefire bringing to an end six days of fighting on three fronts. | |||
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| 1986: Magee convicted of Brighton bombing Patrick Joseph Magee is found guilty of planting the Brighton bomb which killed five people two years ago. | |||
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| 1999: Nato calls off air war on Kosovo Nato suspends its 11-week aerial war on Kosovo as Serb troops begin to withdraw. | |||
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