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| TOP STORIES | |
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 | NHS 'to undergo radical overhaul' The NHS in England is to undergo one of the biggest restructuring in its history, the government announces. |
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| Church synod allows women bishops The Church of England's ruling synod has decided that women bishops should be allowed, despite objections by traditionalists. | |
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| Spain return to rapturous welcome Spain's victorious World Cup squad return to Madrid amid scenes of joyous celebration in the capital city. | |
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| Police attacked at march protest Petrol bombs are thrown as riot police attempt to remove protesters blocking a road ahead of an Orange march in north Belfast. | |
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| Swiss reject Polanski extradition Swiss authorities decide not to extradite director Roman Polanski to the US to face sentencing for a case dating back to 1977. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Swiss reject Polanski extradition Swiss authorities decide not to extradite director Roman Polanski to the US to face sentencing for a case dating back to 1977. |
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| Israel admits flotilla 'mistakes' An Israeli military probe into the naval raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla says mistakes were made at a senior level. | |
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| Al-Shabab 'behind' Uganda blasts Somali Islamist group al-Shabab says it was behind twin blasts which hit the Ugandan capital on Sunday, killing 74 people. | |
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| AFRICA | |
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 | Al-Shabab 'behind' Uganda blasts Somali Islamist group al-Shabab says it was behind twin blasts which hit the Ugandan capital on Sunday, killing 74 people. |
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| Genocide added to Bashir warrant A second arrest warrant is issued for Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir - this time on genocide charges. | |
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| Court tells Gaddafi son to pay up An Italian court orders one of Libyan leader Gaddafi's sons to pay a $494,000 hotel bill he accumulated in 2007. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | BP makes 'progress' with new cap BP says it is making progress with its efforts to replace a containment cap on the leaking well in the Gulf of Mexico. |
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| Spain 'expects Cuba dissidents' Spain says it expects the first of 52 political prisoners freed by the Cuban authorities to arrive in Madrid on Tuesday. | |
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| Stress disorder help for US vets The US government announces new rules that will make it easier for US veterans to receive federal benefits for post traumatic stress disorder. | |
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| ASIA-PACIFIC | |
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 | Japanese PM in election setback Japanese PM Naoto Kan rules out calling a snap election following his party's poor performance in upper house polls. |
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| East Timor rejects refugee centre East Timor's parliament unanimously rejects a proposal by Australia's prime minister that the tiny country hosts a refugee processing centre. | |
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| Fiji kicks out Australian envoy Fiji is due to kick out Australia's acting high commissioner Sarah Roberts, amid a years-long simmering row. | |
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| EUROPE | |
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| Swiss reject Polanski extradition Swiss authorities decide not to extradite director Roman Polanski to the US to face sentencing for a case dating back to 1977. |
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| General jailed for drug smuggling Italian military police general Giampaolo Ganzer is sentenced to 14 years in prison for drug smuggling | |
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| Spain return to rapturous welcome Spain's victorious World Cup squad return to Madrid amid scenes of joyous celebration in the capital city. | |
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| MIDDLE EAST | |
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 | Israel admits flotilla 'mistakes' An Israeli military probe into the naval raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla says mistakes were made at a senior level. |
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| Russia says Iran 'nearing bombs' Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says Iran is "moving close" to having the potential to create nuclear weapons. | |
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| Gaza aid ship 'leaves for Egypt' A ship with supplies for Gaza will dock in Egypt, officials say, following pressure by Israel not to allow it to break the blockade. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | Mass charges over mutiny in Dhaka Prosecutors in Bangladesh charge 824 people with the killing of dozens of army officers in last year's Dhaka mutiny. |
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| Pakistan points finger over blast Pakistan's interior minister blames Taliban militants from Afghanistan for a bomb blast in a tribal area that killed more than 100 people. | |
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| Afghan civilian deaths 'rising' More than 1,000 Afghan civilians died in attacks in the first half of 2010 but deaths from Nato air strikes fell, a new report says. | |
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| UK | |
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| NHS 'to undergo radical overhaul' The NHS in England is to undergo one of the biggest restructuring in its history, the government announces. |
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| Police attacked at march protest Petrol bombs are thrown as riot police attempt to remove protesters blocking a road ahead of an Orange march in north Belfast. | |
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| Church synod allows women bishops The Church of England's ruling synod has decided that women bishops should be allowed, despite objections by traditionalists. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Shot Pc 'bears no malice' to Moat The policeman who may go blind after he was apparently shot by Raoul Moat bears "no malice" to the gunman. |
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| Former homes of Tobin searched Police investigating the crimes of serial killer Peter Tobin begin a search of two of his former homes in Brighton. | |
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| Man, 75, hurt in 'tombstone' dive A coastguard warns people about jumping off cliffs in Dorset after a 75-year-old man who dived 30ft suffered severe injuries. | |
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| NORTHERN IRELAND | |
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 | Police attacked at march protest Petrol bombs are thrown as riot police attempt to remove protesters blocking a road ahead of an Orange march in north Belfast. |
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| Three officers shot during riots Three police officers who were shot are among 27 injured during disturbances in north and west Belfast. | |
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| Eight killed in Donegal car crash Irish police release the names of seven young men and an elderly man who died as two cars crashed in County Donegal. | |
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| SCOTLAND | |
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 | Former homes of Tobin searched Police investigating the crimes of serial killer Peter Tobin begin a search of two of his former homes in Brighton. |
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| Ex-teacher admits 90 sex offences A former school support worker admits posing as a girl on a social networking site to trick boys into sending him indecent images. | |
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| Arrests over festival murder bids Police arrest three people in connection with an investigation into two attempted murders at T in the Park. | |
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| WALES | |
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 | Man charged with woman's murder A man is charged with murdering a woman in Flintshire and the attempted murder of her 11-year-old son and another man. |
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| Judge resigns following sex claim A senior circuit judge at the centre of allegations about his private life resigns ahead of the end of disciplinary proceedings. | |
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| Beach stream sewage leak repaired The source of a sewage leak at a beach has been fixed but swimmers are still advised to avoid the water. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | Kent Reliance in buy-out talks US private equity firm JC Flowers is in talks to take a stake in Kent Reliance building society and gain a foothold in UK banking. |
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| BP shares rise on asset sale talk BP shares rise sharply on speculation it may have buyers for asset sales needed to fund the Gulf of Mexico clean-up. | |
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| UK GDP growth unchanged at 0.3% The UK economy grew by 0.3% in the quarter from January to March, but the recession was worse than first thought. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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| Swiss reject Polanski extradition Swiss authorities decide not to extradite director Roman Polanski to the US to face sentencing for a case dating back to 1977. |
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| World Cup final wins 20m viewers More than 20 million British viewers tuned in to the World Cup final, with the BBC drawing in more viewers than ITV. | |
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| Arrests over festival murder bids Police arrest three people in connection with an investigation into two attempted murders at T in the Park. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Norwegian ship-tracker launched Norway launches the innovative AISSat-1 spacecraft to monitor shipping in its territorial waters. |
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| Population concerns Royal Society The UK's top science academy begin a major review into scientific aspects of human population growth. | |
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| BP makes 'progress' with new cap BP says it is making progress with its efforts to replace a containment cap on the leaking well in the Gulf of Mexico. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Facebook agrees to 'panic button' The social network unveils a "panic button" application, following protracted negotiations with the government. |
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| Digital champion wants UK online The UK's digital champion launches her Networked Nation manifesto, aimed at getting everyone of working age online by 2012. | |
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| Unmanned combat plane is unveiled The Ministry of Defence unveils its new prototype stealthy unmanned combat air vehicle as the first step towards pilotless strike aircraft. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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| NHS 'to undergo radical overhaul' The NHS in England is to undergo one of the biggest restructuring in its history, the government announces. |
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| Cancer survival rates 'doubled' Survival rates for some cancers have doubled over the past four decades, a charity says. | |
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| Care lacking for bereaved parents More than half of maternity units are still lacking a dedicated bereavement support midwife, a survey suggests. | |
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| EDUCATION | |
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 | Gove faces MPs' school axe anger The education secretary faces tough questions on whether he was advised to delay publishing information about axing school building projects. |
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| Children's champion under review The education secretary announces a review of the post of England's Children's Commissioner. | |
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| Bad teachers are not 'a disaster' Ofsted chairman Zenna Atkins says it is not "an absolute disaster" if schools contain bad teachers. | |
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| 1940: Luftwaffe launches Battle of Britain The German air force, the Luftwaffe, attacks shipping convoys off the south-east coast of England at the start of the battle to save Britain from invasion. | |||
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| 1996: Girl survives murder of mother and sister The battered bodies of Lin Russell and her six-year-old daughter Megan are found near their home in Kent. | |||
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| 1943: Western Allies invade Sicily British, Canadian and American troops arrive on the Mediterranean island of Sicily - largely unopposed. | |||
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