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 | Bankers 'need to join real world' A government minister calls on bankers "to come back into the real world" after RBS directors threaten to resign over bonuses. |
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| Brown sorry for condolence delay Gordon Brown apologises for delays in sending condolence letters to people who have lost loved ones in Afghanistan. | |
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| Uncle held over fatal dog attack The uncle of a four-year-old boy mauled to death by a pit bull dog in Liverpool is arrested on suspicion of his manslaughter. | |
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| US 'assumed' UK war involvement The US refused to believe warnings that the UK would not back an invasion of Iraq without UN efforts first, an inquiry hears. | |
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| PM told Bin Laden not in Pakistan Pakistan's prime minister tells UK counterpart Gordon Brown he does not think Osama Bin Laden is in his country. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Somali ministers killed by bomb A suicide bomber disguised as a woman kills at least 19 people, including government ministers, at a hotel in the Somali capital. |
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| Putin to consider presidency run Russian PM Vladimir Putin says he will think about running for president again in 2012, during a Q&A session. | |
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| E-mail row 'to affect Copenhagen' E-mails hacked from a research unit suggest climate change is not caused by human activity, a UN negotiator tells BBC News. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | Honduras Congress rejects Zelaya The Honduran Congress votes against allowing ousted President Manuel Zelaya to serve out his remaining two months in office. |
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| Comcast and NBC form media giant Cable TV firm Comcast agrees to buy a majority stake in NBC Universal (NBCU), creating a US media superpower. | |
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| White House to tighten security The White House says it is tightening security procedures after a socialite couple managed to gatecrash the debut state dinner organised by the US president. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | Bhopal marks devastating gas leak Residents of the Indian city of Bhopal mark 25 years since a gas leak killed thousands and made many more ill. |
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| Italy 'to boost Afghan mission' Italy is to send about 1,000 additional troops to Afghanistan to support a US troops surge, say reports. | |
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| PM told Bin Laden not in Pakistan Pakistan's prime minister tells UK counterpart Gordon Brown he does not think Osama Bin Laden is in his country. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Uncle held over fatal dog attack The uncle of a four-year-old boy mauled to death by a pit bull dog in Liverpool is arrested on suspicion of his manslaughter. |
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| Suicidal girl's ordeal revealed A mentally ill, suicidal teenager was ferried around for hours by an ambulance crew because no NHS unit would accept her, the BBC discovers. | |
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| Rail staff balloted over action London Midland staff are being balloted over strike action over two separate disputes. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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| Bankers 'need to join real world' A government minister calls on bankers "to come back into the real world" after RBS directors threaten to resign over bonuses. |
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| Poverty on the rise, says report Poverty has been rising in the UK since 2004 and is now at the same level as the start of the decade, a report says. | |
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| Bank of America to repay bail-out Bank of America says it plans to repay its $45bn (£27bn) US government bail-out and raise capital in the next few days. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Beyonce leads Grammy nominations Beyonce leads the field for this year's Grammy Awards with 10 nods, ahead of country star Taylor Swift with eight. |
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| Polanski to move to house arrest Film director Roman Polanski will be released from prison on Friday and placed under house arrest at his Swiss chalet. | |
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| Musician Woolfson dies of cancer Songwriter and musician Eric Woolfson, one of the key figures behind The Alan Parsons Project, has died aged 64. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | E-mail row 'to affect Copenhagen' E-mails hacked from a research unit suggest climate change is not caused by human activity, a UN negotiator tells BBC News. |
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| Deadline extended for Jason funds European nations are given a few more weeks to find the money to fund a key Earth observation satellite. | |
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| US approves 'ethical' stem cells US regulators approve 13 new lines of human embryonic stem cells for use in federally funded scientific research. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Intel unveils 48-core cloud chip A chip that fits a "data centre" onto a piece of silicon the size of a postage stamp has been unveiled by Intel. |
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| Technology boosts literacy skills Using social network websites and texting improves core writing skills, says the National Literacy Trust. | |
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| ISPs urge changes to digital bill Peers are urged by net providers to make substantive changes to government plans to tackle illegal file-sharing. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Councils warned over social care Eight local authorities are told to improve social care for adults, in an annual report which finds overall improvement in services. |
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| Errors in hospital prescriptions Nearly one in 10 hospital prescriptions contain a mistake, ranging from the minor to the potentially lethal, research finds. | |
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| Smoking first thing 'the worst' Smokers who light up on waking display higher levels of nicotine than those who wait, US research shows. | |
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| 1984: Hundreds die in Bhopal chemical accident A dense cloud of lethal gas escapes from a chemical factory in the central Indian city of Bhopal, killing hundreds of people. | |||
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| 1992: Bomb explosions in Manchester Emergency services are dealing with casualties at the scene of two bomb blasts in the centre of Manchester. | |||
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| 1989: Malta summit ends Cold War The leaders of the two world superpowers declare an end to the Cold War after two days of storm-lashed talks at the Malta summit. | |||
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