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Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Tory 'free vote' on prisoner polls
Conservative MPs look set to be given a free vote on a Commons motion opposing votes for prisoners.
Jeremy Paxman does a 'James Naughtie' on Newsnight - watch his slip-up
Newsnight host Jeremy Paxman became the latest BBC presenter to use a Naughtie word live on air last night.
Monday, 31 January 2011
BP bosses set to unveil annual loss
Bosses at BP are expected to unveil the oil giant's first annual loss in nearly two decades on Tuesday following a disastrous year for the blue-chip company.
Most GPs 'disagree with reforms'
Six out of 10 doctors disagree with the Government's reforms of the NHS and many do not believe they will improve patient care, according to a poll for the Royal College of General Practitioners.
Minister 'advised Libya on Megrahi'
Libya was given advice by a British Government minister on how to secure convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's release, it has been reported.
BBC wins battle over climate show
The BBC has fought off a High Court challenge to a broadcast of a documentary about climate change sceptics.
'Uncontacted' Amazon tribe a thriving community, new aerial photos show
Spears raised, skin painted bright red and fear written across their faces - these are members of the Earth's last "uncontacted" tribes, seen in more detail than ever before.
Sunday, 30 January 2011
'Lucky' climber recovers from fall
A climber who plunged 1,000ft down a mountain and was found standing up reading a map by rescuers has told how he cheated death.
Galloway 'offered phone hack cash'
Former MP George Galloway has said he had been offered "substantial sums of money" by the News of the World after his phone was allegedly hacked.
Inmates flee jails amid Egypt chaos
Thousands of inmates have escaped from prisons across Egypt, including one that housed Muslim militants north-west of Cairo, security officials said.
Saturday, 29 January 2011
Conscientious objectors revealed
Nine British servicemen and women have applied to be discharged from the military as conscientious objectors since the start of the war in Afghanistan, according to official figures.
Travel Q & A: funs breaks in Royal Wedding week
9I WANT to celebrate the royal wedding over Easter with my family. Everyone seems to be going abroad – can you suggest any fun UK breaks that won’t cost the earth? – Jonathan French, by email
Cameron's 'grave concern' for Egypt
David Cameron has spoken to President Hosni Mubarak to express his "grave concern" about violence against anti-government protesters in Egypt.
Jamie Redknapp's ex slams Richard Keys' "smash it" insult as "nasty and unpleasant"
Jamie Redknapp’s ex girlfriend has revealed she was left in tears by Richard Keys vulgar comments and is considering suing the former Sky Sports Anchor.
'Gay' Ugandan deportation postponed
A Ugandan woman who claims she is a lesbian has been granted an injunction temporarily preventing her deportation from Britain.
Friday, 28 January 2011
National Trust vow on forests sale
The National Trust has vowed to "play its part" in protecting England's publicly-owned ancient woodlands, as the threat of a £250 million Government sell-off looms.
Britons 'braced for tougher times'
A third of Britons are bracing themselves for a fall in their standard of living during the coming three years, a survey has suggested.
Posters declare 'fatwa' on May
Scotland Yard is investigating after several posters declared a "fatwa" against Home Secretary Theresa May.
Egypt protesters clash with police
Thousands of Egyptian anti-government protesters have clashed with police in Cairo.
Fresh revelations in hacking probe
Scotland Yard is battling to stop the phone hacking scandal spiralling out of control amid a storm of fresh revelations.
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Two charged over homophobic leaflet
Two men are due to appear in court charged with stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation in the first prosecution of its kind.
Recovery plan 'already succeeding'
David Cameron will warn that the scale of the challenge facing the British economy is "immense" and requires a long-term "transformation".
Son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour charged over student fees protest
Charlie Gilmour, the son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, was tonight charged with violent disorder and theft of a mannequin leg during a student fees protest.
£250m forest sell-off sparks fears
The row over England's publicly owned forests has continued after the Government unveiled plans for a £250 million sell-off - but insisted the future of the country's woodlands will be protected.
George Osborne 'may override 1p rise in fuel duty'
Chancellor George Osborne today said he was looking at the possibility of overriding the 1p rise in fuel duty due to come into effect in April.
Snow set to return with Britain braced for new cold snap
Britain's break from the chilly conditions appeared to be over today amid forecasts of cold temperatures and snow flurries.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Tax proposed to fund floods relief
The Australian government has proposed a tax to partially recoup the more than five billion Australian dollars (£3.1 billion) it expects to spend on rebuilding after major flooding.
Fraud costs every adult £765 a year
Cash-strapped British taxpayers fork out an extra £765 for goods and services every year because of fraudsters, according to new figures.
Stars out in force for TV awards
Some of the biggest names in showbusiness have walked down the red carpet for the National Television Awards.
Government 'bottled' control orders
Suspected terrorists will still face significant restrictions on their liberties under plans for new powers dubbed "control orders lite", campaigners have said.
A baby rhino, penguins enjoying the snow in New York and more in our animal pictures of the week: 24th - 30th Jan
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Watch NEW video of Richard Keys making lewd remarks
Sky Sports football anchorman Richard Keys' job was in the balance today after a video clip showing him making more lewd off-air comments about women hit the internet.
Obama takes centre ground in speech
President Barack Obama has called for unity with newly empowered Republicans in a State of the Union policy speech that laid the foundation for the second half of his presidential term and next year's fight for re-election.
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
British victims of Moscow blast were both new dads
TWO British victims of the Moscow airport terror bombing had recently become fathers, their families revealed yesterday.
Three killed in Egypt protests
Two protesters and a policeman have been killed in the anti-government demonstrations in Cairo and several other cities, an Egyptian interior ministry official has said.
London 2012: Myleene Klass poses at London Eye to mark sponsorship deal
THE London Eye lit up this morning to mark the start of a three-year Olympics sponsorship deal.
Brit killed in Moscow airport bombing was due to marry in spring
A British businessman killed in a suicide attack on Moscow's busiest airport had a six-month-old daughter and was due to get married this spring, his brother said today.
Economy shrinks in fourth quarter
The economic recovery in the UK has suffered a shock blow as figures revealed that gross domestic product (GDP) declined by 0.5% in the fourth quarter, raising fears of a double-dip recession.
Election due after deal struck
Irish voters look set for a general election on Friday, February 25, after the minority Government and main opposition parties struck a deal to put Budget 2011 into law.
Monday, 24 January 2011
Anni Dewani's sister appeals to husband Shrien over honeymoon murder
THE sister of killed honeymoon bride Anni Dewani has appealed to groom Shrien to return to South Africa to help solve her murder.
Sky presenter's apology to official
Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys has telephoned assistant referee Sian Massey to apologise for his off-air comments about her at the weekend.
CBI boss slams coalition on economy
The departing head of the country's biggest business group has taken a surprise swipe at the Government, accusing it of failing to put forward its vision for the economy.
'Sexist' Sky presenters dropped
Sky Sports presenters Andy Gray and Richard Keys have been dropped from Monday's line-up after their off-air sexist comments, the broadcaster said.
Armed police involved in park siege
Armed police are negotiating with a suspected gunman after he was stopped by officers while walking across a park.
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Iberia merger sees new BA listing
British Airways will embark on a new stockmarket journey when it is listed as part of International Consolidated Airline Group following its merger with Spanish rival Iberia.
Anglicans join new Catholic branch
Seven Anglican priests and up to 300 members of several parishes are to join a new part of the Roman Catholic Church, a diocese has said.
More 'agony' as Iraq trial delayed
The fiancee of a British security worker killed in an execution-style shooting in Iraq faces further "agony" after his alleged killer's trial was adjourned again.
Harman call over phone hack claims
Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman says that the police must investigate allegations of phone-hacking by journalists, amid reports that Gordon Brown may have been among the victims.
Private schools in bid to go 'free'
A number of independent schools are set to scrap their fees and become "free schools" under plans brought in by the Government.
Saturday, 22 January 2011
Hart shines at UK Comedy Awards
TV viewers crowned Miranda Hart the Queen of Comedy in a public vote.
So why did we invade Iraq?
On Tuesday last week in Saddam Hussein’s home town in Iraq, a suicide bomber joined a queue of police volunteers and blew himself up. Sixty people were killed.
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Banks must be able 'to fail safely'
The head of the commission examining the potential break-up of Britain's biggest banks has said there needs to be a way of allowing unsuccessful financial institutions "to fail safely".
Knox in court for appeal hearing
Amanda Knox has arrived in court for the latest hearing in her appeal against her conviction for murdering British student Meredith Kercher.
22/09:16 South West England: Widespread Icy Roads
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Friday, 21 January 2011
Joanna suspect quiz continuing
A 32-year-old man suspected of murdering Joanna Yeates is being questioned by detectives for a third day.
Warner bid 'clears way for EMI bid'
Warner Music Group's search for a buyer of its publishing arm Warner/Chappell is partly intended to clear a path to buy all of British recording giant EMI, a source has revealed.
Harry Potter star's brother jailed
The brother of a Harry Potter star has been jailed for six months for a "prolonged and nasty" attack on the actress in which she was beaten and branded a "slag" for dating a non-Muslim.
BA cabin crew vote for more strikes
British Airways is facing the threat of a fresh wave of strikes by its cabin crew after they voted heavily in favour of more walkouts in their bitter dispute with the airline.
'Bloodgate' rugby physio appeal win
Former Harlequins physiotherapist Steph Brennan has won a High Court battle over the decision to strike him off for his part in the "Bloodgate" rugby controversy.
Blair disregarded Iraq legal advice
Tony Blair has said he disregarded his top legal adviser's warning that attacking Iraq would be illegal without further United Nations (UN) backing because the guidance was "provisional".
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Johnson quits over personal life
Alan Johnson has quit as shadow chancellor over a crisis in his personal life.
Johnson quits as shadow chancellor
Shadow chancellor Alan Johnson has dramatically quit the Labour front bench over what he said were "personal issues".
Man arrested in Jo murder inquiry
Detectives have arrested a 32-year-old man on suspicion of murdering architect Joanna Yeates.
Man held in Koran burning inquiry
A man has been arrested after a Koran was allegedly burned during an anti-Islamic rant, police have said.
MPs to be asked to give up pay rise
MPs are to be asked to give up a 1% pay rise ordered by the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB), it has been announced.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Nasa astronaut bound for space shuttle launch grounded after falling off bike
A Nasa astronaut has had to pull out of a space shuttle launch after falling off his bicycle.
Goldman Sachs pays staff £9.6bn
Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs has revealed that staff earned a total of $15.4 billion (£9.6 billion) in pay and bonuses last year - equivalent to around £270,000 per employee.
Venus Williams wears weird trellis top and psychedelic skirt for Australian Open 2011 - pictures
Venus Williams opened her Australian Open campaign with a win - and another weird tennis outfit which certainly wouldn't be allowed at Wimbledon.
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Police recreate Jo's final steps
The final steps of murdered Joanna Yeates have been reconstructed in an attempt to jog memories and catch her killer.
Man flu 'not a myth' say scientists
Women laugh about "man flu" but the condition is no myth, scientists have learned.
Tories 'prefer Clegg to own chiefs'
Tory voters prefer Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg to almost all their own Cabinet ministers, according to a new poll.
Fourth arrest over Michaela murder
A fourth man has been arrested by Mauritian police investigating the murder of Michaela McAreavey.
Canoeist Darwin spotted on beach
"Back-from-the-dead" canoeist John Darwin has been spotted walking a dog on the beach where he faked his death.
Protest planned against Bolingbroke Academy free school
Unions are to stage a protest outside a council meeting against multimillion-pound plans to create a new "free" school on the site of a former hospital.
Monday, 17 January 2011
Boris backs calls for new airport
London Mayor Boris Johnson has backed a report calling for a brand new south east England airport.
Teenager hurt in gunshot incident
An 18-year-old man is in a stable condition in hospital with a gunshot injury after reports of a shooting.
17/21:42 London & South East England: Heavy Rain
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17/19:36 South West England: Heavy Rain
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Firms angry at parental leave plans
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is under fire from business leaders after he pledged to "transform" the opportunities for fathers to take time off work to spend with their children.
Apple's Steve Jobs taking work leave for health reasons
Apple computer founder and chief executive Steve Jobs is taking medical leave from work to concentrate on his health.
'No quiet life option' for NHS
David Cameron has defended the coalition's radical NHS reforms, insisting there was no "quiet life option" to ensure patients receive the best treatment.
Sunday, 16 January 2011
Over 1,000 Britons still in Tunisia
More than 1,000 British nationals remain in chaos-hit Tunisia, despite the emergency evacuation of all tourists holidaying with large UK tour operators.
'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti
Former dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier has returned to Haiti, the country's national television has said..
17/01:13 South West England: Heavy Rain
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Undercover officer: I feel suicidal
An undercover policeman who infiltrated a group of environmental activists has said he feels suicidal in the first interview since the operation was revealed.
Cowen vows to remain as leader
Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen has confirmed he will remain as leader of his ruling Fianna Fail party.
Warning over Royal Wedding strikes
Labour leader Ed Miliband said he would "totally condemn" any attempt to disrupt the Royal Wedding or the London Olympics with strike action.
Tributes after Susannah York dies
The son of Susannah York, who has died of cancer, has paid tribute to her as a talented actress with an eclectic career and a "truly wonderful mother".
Saturday, 15 January 2011
16/04:27 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Michael Douglas cancer – he's lucky, that's all
Great to see Michael Douglas looking so fit after his gruelling treatment for throat cancer
15/22:01 Strathclyde: Heavy Rain
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Coe reveals Olympic ticket details
Tickets for the London 2012 Olympic Games will go on sale on March 15, Seb Coe has announced.
15/14:43 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Miliband issues appeal to Lib Dems
Ed Miliband has appealed to disaffected Liberal Democrats to work with Labour against the cuts agenda being implemented by the coalition Government.
15/10:22 North West England: Heavy Rain
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Wikipedia celebrates 10th anniversary
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales today celebrated the 10th anniversary of the website and said he had suffered airport security embarrassment over confusion with the WikiLeaks site.
15/06:41 North West England: Heavy Rain
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Friday, 14 January 2011
Wet and windy weekend predicted
Britain is braced for a wet and windy weekend as forecasters warned of gusts of up to 60mph across swathes of the country.
Women 'believe they are underpaid'
Many women believe they are being underpaid, sometimes by as much as 25%, and expect a bigger wage rise this year than men, according to new research.
15/00:59 North West England: Heavy Rain
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14/22:04 North West England: Heavy Rain
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Russian oil firm to take BP stake
A Russian government-owned firm will own a 5% stake in BP as part of a "groundbreaking" global alliance, it has been announced.
Court challenge to redundancy plan
The Government is to face a legal challenge over changes to a new Civil Service Compensation Scheme after they were overwhelmingly rejected by members of the biggest Whitehall trade union.
Riots 'preceded prison warning'
Ministers had not seen a report warning about staffing concerns at an open prison before rampaging inmates torched buildings in a new year prison riot, a spokesman for Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has said.
14/13:32 North West England: Heavy Rain
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Ripper loses appeal over sentence
Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe has lost a challenge against an order that he can never be released.
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Nine in court on terror plot charge
Nine men are due to appear at the Old Bailey charged with plotting terror attacks on major London targets in the run-up to Christmas.
13/22:22 East of England: Heavy Rain
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Labour win deals blow to coalition
The coalition has suffered a bloody nose in its first by-election as Labour romped home in Oldham East and Saddleworth.
13/22:22 London & South East England: Heavy Rain
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Count under way in by-election
Counting is under way in Oldham East and Saddleworth amid speculation that the coalition could suffer a bloody nose in its first by-election battle.
Afghan deployment 'to avoid cuts'
British commanders committed troops to operations in Afghanistan because they feared that the Army would be cut if they did not use them, the Government's former envoy to Kabul has claimed.
13/15:36 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Police seek petrol bomb thrower
Police hunting those responsible for violence and criminal damage during student protests have released images of a man throwing a petrol bomb.
13/11:43 London & South East England: Heavy Rain
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Floodwaters start to recede in city
Deadly floodwaters have finally begun to recede from the devastated streets of Brisbane, while officials warned it could be days before people can return to thousands of homes and businesses damaged in the disaster.
13/11:10 Northern Ireland: Heavy Rain
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13/06:54 South West England: Heavy Rain
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Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Default retirement age 'scrapped'
Employers will no longer be able to force staff to retire at 65 from October, the Government is set to announce.
Nation needs healing, says Obama
President Barack Obama implored a polarised nation to honour those killed and injured in the Arizona shooting rampage by becoming better people.
12/22:01 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Michaela McAreavey husband speaks of devastation at loss of 'rock'
The heartbroken husband of murdered honeymooner Michaela McAreavey said tonight he had been left totally devastated by the loss of his best friend and "rock".
EDL leader's assault charge dropped
Prosecutors have dropped claims the founder of the English Defence League assaulted a police officer during clashes with Islamic protesters.
12/12:37 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Dutch prostitutes must now pay income tax
Amid budget cuts and falling revenues, the Dutch government has warned prostitutes who advertise their wares in the famous windows of Amsterdam's red light district to expect a business-only visit from the taxman.
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Pubs open longer for royal wedding
All pubs are expected to be allowed to stay open until 1am for two nights of celebrations for the royal wedding.
Residents flee as flood hits city
The deadly flood that has cut a swath across northeast Australia has seeped onto the streets of the nation's third-largest city, forcing people to flee both suburbs and skyscrapers.
12/00:37 South West England: Heavy Rain
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O'Reilly 'right' to stand up to BBC
Axed presenter Miriam O'Reilly says she has done the "right thing" by "standing up" to the BBC after she won an age discrimination case against the corporation.
'Mini rebellion' over postal plans
Opponents of the Government's controversial plans to privatise the Royal Mail have claimed there are signs of a "mini-rebellion" by coalition MPs before the Bill reaches its final stages in the Commons on Wednesday.
11/17:17 Central, Tayside & Fife: Heavy Snow
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Online bingo winnings 'bigger than ever'
People now have the chance to get their hands on substantial amounts of money.
11/11:20 Wales: Heavy Rain
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11/11:00 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Nine quizzed over child grooming
Nine men are being investigated over claims that they groomed teenage girls for sex.
11/04:13 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Widespread Icy Roads
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Monday, 10 January 2011
Vow to back 'Alarm Clock Britain'
Hard-grafting Britons who drive the nation's economy by working all-year round will be the Government's priority group for maximum support this year, Nick Clegg has said.
11/04:13 Grampian: Widespread Icy Roads
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Thunderbirds stamps released by Royal Mail
Royal Mail is celebrating the work of puppeteer Gerry Anderson with a new set of special "motion stamps" issued today.
11/00:17 SW Scotland, Lothian & Borders: Heavy Snow
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Officers hurt in prison incident
Two prison officers have been injured during a disturbance in a young offenders unit.
10/19:59 Central, Tayside & Fife: Heavy Snow
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Stevenage FA Cup punch: Man arrested for 'assaulting' footballer Scott Laird
A man has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a footballer who was punched as he celebrated his team's victory in an FA Cup match.
Police face questions over tactics
Police are facing serious questions after using an undercover officer to infiltrate climate campaign groups for up to 10 years at a cost of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
10/12:13 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Power plant protest trial collapses
The trial of six people accused of trying to shut down one of Britain's biggest power stations has collapsed amid claims that an undercover policeman who infiltrated their group offered to give evidence on their behalf.
Sunday, 9 January 2011
Snow gives way to milder weather
The latest blast of freezing temperatures and snow showers will give way to much milder weather this week, forecasters said.
10/04:38 Central, Tayside & Fife: Widespread Icy Roads
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Product recalls jump to record high
Product recalls in the UK have jumped 12% to reach a record high, according to research.
Jo mother in reconstruction offer
The mother of Joanna Yeates has offered to take part in a TV reconstruction of her daughter's last-known movements.
09/18:42 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Heavy Snow
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CO2 emissions to raise sea levels four metres, say scientists
Rising carbon dioxide emissions are likely to have an unstoppable impact on climate for another 1,000 years and raise global sea levels by at least four metres (13 feet), say scientists.
09/15:28 Central, Tayside & Fife: Widespread Icy Roads
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Cameron in call over flu vaccines
Lessons must be learned from flu vaccine shortages as the country faces "significant outbreaks" for years to come, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
09/10:45 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Widespread Icy Roads
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Queen's head 'will stay on stamps'
The Queen's head will remain on stamps regardless of who buys the Royal Mail after the Government decided to amend its controversial privatisation legislation, it has been announced.
09/05:42 North East England: Heavy Snow
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Saturday, 8 January 2011
Kate's final birthday as a commoner
Kate Middleton is celebrating her final birthday as a commoner - with less than four months to go before she marries Prince William.
Six killed at US political meeting
An Arizona congresswoman was shot in the head by a gunman who opened fire outside a grocery store during a meeting with voters, killing a federal judge and five others.
09/02:05 South West England: Widespread Icy Roads
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Sudan 365 video Beat For Peace views top 200k on YouTube
Voters in Sudan are going to the polls today to vote in a referendum to decide whether the South of the country will separate from the rest of the nation.
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08/19:25 Central, Tayside & Fife: Heavy Snow
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Father dies after dog rescue bid
A father died after he went into the sea while trying to rescue his dogs, the coastguard has said.
08/15:32 Orkney & Shetland: Widespread Icy Roads
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Condolence book opened for Joanna
The public has been invited to remember and pay tribute to murdered Joanna Yeates after a book of condolence, supported by her family, was opened in her memory.
08/14:07 Wales: Widespread Icy Roads
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08/11:00 Grampian: Heavy Snow
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No action against Terry over claim
Chelsea and England football star John Terry will not face a criminal inquiry over claims that he injured a steward near the end of a Premier League match, police have said.
07/20:03 Strathclyde: Widespread Icy Roads
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Friday, 7 January 2011
Straw in claim over abuse targets
Former home secretary Jack Straw has accused some Pakistani men in Britain of seeing white girls as "easy meat" for sexual abuse.
Police retrace Joanna's last steps
Detectives investigating the murder of Joanna Yeates have retraced the steps she took three weeks after she was last seen alive in a bid to catch her killer.
08/00:49 Wales: Heavy Rain
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Jo murder: Police talk to pub goers
Police were talking to customers in the pub visited by Joanna Yeates on the night she was last seen alive.
07/20:13 South West England: Heavy Rain
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Police demand phone hack evidence
Scotland Yard has asked the News of the World to hand over any new material relating to phone hacking allegations.
07/16:09 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Heavy Snow
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Rowling plagiarism claim dismissed
An American judge has dismissed a case alleging that Harry Potter author JK Rowling copied her ideas from another writer.
07/08:51 East Midlands: Heavy Snow
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Ex-boxing champion Gary Mason killed in cycling accident
Former British boxing champion Gary Mason has died in a cycling accident.
07/07:10 South West England: Heavy Rain
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Thursday, 6 January 2011
Expenses cheat MP to be sentenced
Former Labour MP David Chaytor faces jail when he is sentenced for making false parliamentary expenses claims.
07/04:50 East Midlands: Heavy Snow
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England celebrate Ashes triumph
England celebrated a crushing Ashes victory after claiming their first outright series win in Australia for 24 years.
06/21:47 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Heavy Snow
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Womack exit 'not linked to plot'
EastEnders star Samantha Womack has insisted her decision to leave the soap has nothing to do with her controversial cot death storyline.
Tories promise by-election 'fight'
The Tories will fight hard for votes in Oldham East and Saddleworth ahead of next week's by-election, the Prime Minister has vowed.
06/16:20 SW Scotland, Lothian & Borders: Widespread Icy Roads
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40,000 dead crabs washed up on Kent coastline as UK is latest country to be hit by bizarre animal deaths
Thousands of dead crabs have washed up along the Kent coast – the latest in a series of bizarre animal deaths sweeping the world.
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06/10:05 London & South East England: Heavy Rain
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PM to reveal economic growth plans
The Prime Minister is to outline his plans to promote economic growth during a visit to the North West.
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Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Sock 'could be Jo murder weapon'
Police are investigating whether murder victim Joanna Yeates could have been strangled with her own ski sock - which her killer might then have kept as a trophy.
Foreign Office in £1m spend storm
The head of the government department responsible for promoting British business abroad asked officials to think of ways to spend up to £1 million to avoid a budget underspend, it was reported.
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New Year card users charged twice
Thousands of customers who used a bank card on New Year's Eve could find they were charged twice because of a "technical error" with a payment system.
Journalist suspended in hack claims
A senior Sunday newspaper journalist has been suspended over phone hacking claims involving the actress Sienna Miller.
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2010 'coldest December on record'
Last month was the chilliest December in records stretching back 100 years and one of the coldest months ever recorded in the UK, the Met Office has said.
05/11:30 Highlands & Eilean Siar: Widespread Icy Roads
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MPs criticise expenses watchdog
Senior MPs have criticised Parliament's expenses watchdog as it launched a public consultation to help determine what should be valid claims.
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Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Twitter plea girl found by police
A missing teenager whose plight was highlighted by a clutch of celebrities on Twitter has been found by police.
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David Cameron to hold crisis talks as control orders split coalition
DAVID Cameron is to hold crisis talks with Nick Clegg amid signs the row over control orders is threatening to shatter the fragile coalition.
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Adam Johnson joins other footballers at funeral of goalkeeper Dale Roberts
England star Adam Johnson joined fellow footballers today at the funeral of his friend, goalkeeper Dale Roberts. The 24-year-old Rushden and Diamonds player was found hanged at his home in Higham Ferrers, Rushden, Northamptonshire on December 14. Mr Roberts, who had played for the England C team after a promising start in youth football, grew up with Mr Johnson in the former pit village of Horden, County Durham. The two boys were school friends and their families went on holiday together. Both played academy football for Middlesbrough, before Mr Roberts signed for Nottingham Forest. OBJECT ID=22787336, method=no_border_default
04/15:18 North East England: Heavy Snow
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Tory Rifkind backs control orders
Political wrangling over control orders has intensified as another senior Tory backed the controversial system.
04/11:23 Northern Ireland: Heavy Snow
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04/11:14 Central, Tayside & Fife: Widespread Icy Roads
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Joanna probe: Police hunt 'killers'
Police investigating the murder of Joanna Yeates have found no evidence she was sexually assaulted and have suggested more than one person may be responsible.
04/07:55 East Midlands: Widespread Icy Roads
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Monday, 3 January 2011
VAT rate rises from 17.5% to 20%
The standard rate of VAT has increased from 17.5% to 20%, in a move designed to raise £13 billion a year to help balance the nation's public finances.
04/02:11 East Midlands: Widespread Icy Roads
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Costs 'put Britons off exercise'
Britons are being put off exercising regularly by the high cost of gyms and leisure centres, research suggests.
04/02:11 North West England: Widespread Icy Roads
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03/21:58 Yorkshire & Humber: Heavy Snow
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Earthquake hits northern England
The north of England has been struck by a small earthquake, the British Geological Survey (BGS) said.
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Joanna 'was not sexually assaulted'
Police hunting the killer of Joanna Yeates have found no evidence she was sexually assaulted but said they were unable to rule out a sexual motive to her murder.
03/16:56 Wales: Widespread Icy Roads
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03/10:14 Strathclyde: Heavy Snow
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03/06:31 South West England: Heavy Snow
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Sunday, 2 January 2011
Pledge to end 'war on motorists'
Whitehall guidance encouraging town halls to impose higher parking charges is being scrapped as ministers pledge to end the "war on the motorist".
03/03:35 South West England: Widespread Icy Roads
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Open University celebrates birthday
The Open University is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its first lecture to be broadcast on BBC television.
02/22:20 South West England: Heavy Snow
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Matt Cardle retains chart top spot
X Factor champion Matt Cardle has started the new year the way he ended 2010 - sitting pretty on top of the charts.
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Joanna killer 'still on the loose'
The killer of landscape architect Joanna Yeates remains on the loose and women in Bristol should not walk home alone after dark, police have warned.
Bank bonuses to undergo overhaul
Bank bonuses are set to undergo a radical change as the industry responds to a raft of new rules on the issue, it has been reported.
British soldier killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
A British soldier has died after being caught in an explosion in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence said today.
Saturday, 1 January 2011
Fares hike hits rail passengers
Inflation-busting rises in rail and Tube fares have taken effect with some mainline season tickets going up almost 13%.
Landlord bailed in Joanna probe
A 65-year-old man arrested over the murder of Joanna Yeates has been released on bail, police said.
Inquiry after riot at open prison
An open prison is the subject of an inquiry after balaclava-clad inmates went on the rampage and torched buildings in a New Year's Day mutiny sparked by an attempted clampdown on contraband alcohol.
Joanna Yeates commemoration plans to be discussed by her colleagues
Plans to commemorate murdered landscape architect Joanna Yeates were under way today as police continued to investigate her death.
First months of 2011 'rocky': CBI
The first few months of 2011 will be "quite rough" for the British economy, the head of employers' organisation the CBI has warned.
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