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 | Under-fives to get swine flu jab Children under the age of five are to offered the swine flu vaccination, the government has announced. |
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| Karzai sets Afghan forces target President Karzai says he wants Afghan forces in charge within five years, as he is sworn in for a second term amid fresh violence. | |
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| Brady wants replay against France Republic of Ireland assistant manager Liam Brady says the team would be willing to replay their World Cup play-off match against France. | |
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| Flood warnings as rain batters UK Householders are braced for flooding after heavy rain batters parts of northern England, north-west Wales and western Scotland. | |
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| PM attacked on expenses 'silence' David Cameron accuses the government of a "big omission" in not mentioning MPs' expenses in the Queen's Speech. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Karzai sets Afghan forces target President Karzai says he wants Afghan forces in charge within five years, as he is sworn in for a second term amid fresh violence. |
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| World economy 'heads for growth' Growth and recovery are expected in 2010 in most world regions, but the upturn will be modest, the OECD says. | |
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| Alcohol 'protects men's hearts' Drinking alcohol every day cuts the risk of coronary heart disease in men sharply, a study suggests, but experts remain critical. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | US Army blamed for Katrina floods A US judge rules that negligence by army engineers led to massive flooding in part of New Orleans as Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005. |
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| World economy 'heads for growth' Growth and recovery are expected in 2010 in most world regions, but the upturn will be modest, the OECD says. | |
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| Cuban conditions 'remain harsh' Cuba is continuing to violate human rights and is using draconian laws to repress its citizens, according to a new Human Rights Watch report. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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| Karzai sets Afghan forces target President Karzai says he wants Afghan forces in charge within five years, as he is sworn in for a second term amid fresh violence. |
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| Bangladesh officers lose appeal Five ex-army officers face the death penalty after losing a final appeal over the murder of Bangladesh's first president. | |
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| Pakistan court blast kills many A bomb blast outside a court building in the north-western Pakistani city of Peshawar kills at least 19 people, medics say. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Goa death mother on fraud charge The mother of a British teenager who was killed in Goa is charged with falsely claiming more than £50,000 in income support. |
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| Virgin ticketing staff to strike Ticket staff at Virgin Trains are set to walk out in a row over the increased use of machines. | |
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| Artist to induce seizure on stage A charity raises concerns over plans by a dance artist with epilepsy to induce a seizure on stage as part of a performance. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | World economy 'heads for growth' Growth and recovery are expected in 2010 in most world regions, but the upturn will be modest, the OECD says. |
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| FTSE firms 'failing women bosses' The percentage of women on the boards of FTSE 100 companies has stalled in the past year, a report shows. | |
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| Rise in public sector borrowing UK public sector net borrowing reached £11.42bn last month, the highest for the month of October since records began. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Liam Gallagher outlines solo LP plan The singer says he will begin recording with the remaining members of Oasis in 2010. |
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| Ferrell 'most overpaid film star' Hollywood actor Will Ferrell tops a list of film stars whose returns offer the least value for money. | |
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| Hudson to star as Winnie Mandela Hollywood actress Jennifer Hudson will play the controversial ex-wife of Nelson Mandela, Winnie, in a forthcoming film. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Lab worms are stunned by 'phaser' Scientists show off an effect not unlike that of "phasers" in Star Trek - but it only works on tiny worms called nematodes. |
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| Tests loom for record solar plane The prototype of a solar-powered plane destined for a record attempt is set to make its first trip across a runway. | |
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| Immune tribe 'indicates CJD hope' Darwinian natural selection could help halt human "mad cow disease", experts say after finding a tribe impervious to a related fatal brain disorder. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Tests loom for record solar plane The prototype of a solar-powered plane destined for a record attempt is set to make its first trip across a runway. |
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| China military site draws hackers A website set up by China's Ministry of National Defense attracts 2.3million hack attempts in its first four weeks online. | |
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| Tiny chip could diagnose disease A simple and cheap approach to diagnosing a wide array of medical conditions has been demonstrated by researchers. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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| Under-fives to get swine flu jab Children under the age of five are to offered the swine flu vaccination, the government has announced. |
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| Alcohol 'protects men's hearts' Drinking alcohol every day cuts the risk of coronary heart disease in men sharply, a study suggests, but experts remain critical. | |
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| Hope over Down's learning problem US research raises hopes of developing a drug therapy to reverse the mental decline associated with Down's syndrome. | |
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| 1977: Egyptian leader's Israel trip makes history The president of Egypt, Anwar Sadat, becomes the first Arab leader ever to visit Israel. | |||
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| 1994: Britain braced for first lottery draw Britain's first national lottery draw is about to be shown live on a flagship BBC One show. | |||
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| 1992: Hillsborough victim allowed to die Doctors treating Hillsborough victim Tony Bland can disconnect feeding tubes keeping him alive, a judge at the High Court in London rules. | |||
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