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 | 'Right to remove' Saddam - Blair It would have been right to remove Saddam Hussein even without proof of weapons of mass destruction, says Tony Blair. |
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| Tiger Woods takes break from golf US golfer Tiger Woods says he is taking an indefinite break from the sport, after publicly admitting his "infidelity" for the first time. | |
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| Baby P death man attacked in jail The jailed boyfriend of Baby Peter's mother is attacked by another inmate in Wakefield Prison. | |
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| Pension rise limit may save £350m Parts of the state pension will be frozen in April despite the chancellor's pledge that it would rise by 2.5%, the BBC learns. | |
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| Religion 'an oddity to ministers' The Archbishop of Canterbury accuses ministers of treating religious faith as an "eccentricity" practised by "oddities". | |
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| WORLD | |
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| 'Right to remove' Saddam - Blair It would have been right to remove Saddam Hussein even without proof of weapons of mass destruction, says Tony Blair. |
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| Philippines to lift martial law Philippines President Gloria Arroyo is to lift martial law in a southern province where 57 people were killed in political violence. | |
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| Tiger Woods takes break from golf US golfer Tiger Woods says he is taking an indefinite break from the sport, after publicly admitting his "infidelity" for the first time. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | Tiger Woods takes break from golf US golfer Tiger Woods says he is taking an indefinite break from the sport, after publicly admitting his "infidelity" for the first time. |
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| Ex-Honduras head 'to meet winner' Ousted Honduras President Zelaya is due to meet his elected successor in the Dominican Republic, its president says. | |
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| CIA cancels Blackwater contract The CIA cancels a contract with US private security firm Blackwater for its role in drone aircraft attacks in Pakistan. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | CIA cancels Blackwater contract The CIA cancels a contract with US private security firm Blackwater for its role in drone aircraft attacks in Pakistan. |
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| Pakistan Taliban offensive 'over' Pakistan's prime minister says a military offensive against the Taliban in the tribal region of South Waziristan is over. | |
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| India reaffirms new state pledge India's home secretary says the process for creating the new state of Telangana will go ahead, with Hyderabad its capital. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Baby P death man attacked in jail The jailed boyfriend of Baby Peter's mother is attacked by another inmate in Wakefield Prison. |
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| Fatal crash closes M40 to London A driver dies in a crash on the M40 on the Oxfordshire-Buckinghamshire border, closing the southbound carriageway. | |
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| Friends walk route of missing man Friends of a missing 28-year-old man reconstruct his last known movements in an attempt to find clues to his disappearance. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | Pension rise limit may save £350m Parts of the state pension will be frozen in April despite the chancellor's pledge that it would rise by 2.5%, the BBC learns. |
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| Union tries to block Cadbury bid Union leaders contact Cadbury shareholders urging them to block a £10bn hostile takeover bid by the American company Kraft. | |
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| US House backs financial reform The US House of Representatives approves the most sweeping reforms to the financial sector since the 1930s. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Avatar gala takes place in London Sci-fi epic Avatar has premiered in London, with stars Sigourney Weaver and Sam Worthington on the red carpet. |
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| Actor Simm to take on Hamlet Life On Mars star John Simm is to take on the lead role of Hamlet in a new production of the Shakespearean play. | |
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| Wogan honoured by radio industry Sir Terry Wogan is inducted into the Radio Academy Hall of Fame as he prepares to step down as host of Radio 2's breakfast show. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Genetic 'map' of Asia's diversity An international scientific effort has revealed the genetics behind Asia's diversity. |
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| Stunning vistas from UK telescope The world's largest survey telescope, Vista, reveals its first spectacular images of the Universe. | |
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| Copenhagen publishes draft text Rich countries are being asked to raise their pledges on tackling climate change, a draft text at the Copenhagen summit shows. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | UK trails on super-fast broadband The UK looks healthy when it comes to broadband penetration but OECD figures show it trailing in terms of super-fast access |
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| Aid agencies 'must use new tools' The nature of new technological tools is a huge help in disaster management, but aid agencies must change to adopt them. | |
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| Most of the UK missing out on HD Despite a majority of UK households having HD televisions, very few people are actually watching content in full HD. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Over-the-counter pill for girls A controversial NHS pilot is providing the contraceptive pill to teenage girls without prescription in pharmacies. |
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| Exercise 'no aid' for period pain Exercise does not help alleviate period pain, despite it being commonly recommended for women with monthly symptoms, say researchers. | |
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| Baby ward shortages 'scandalous' A coroner describes midwife shortages at a hospital where a newborn baby died as "scandalous". | |
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| 1988: 35 dead in Clapham rail collision Up to 35 people die and 100 others are injured after three trains are involved in a collision during morning rush hour in south London. | |||
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| 1975: Balcombe Street siege ends A six-day siege ends peacefully in London after four IRA gunmen free their two hostages and give themselves up to police. | |||
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| 1969: Deadly bomb blasts in Italy Simultaneous bomb explosions in Milan and Rome leave at least 27 people dead and 100 injured. | |||
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