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| TOP STORIES | |
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 | Plot is 'storm in teacup' - Brown Gordon Brown calls the attempt to force a vote on his future a "storm in a teacup" that was not "taking up much of my time". |
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| Ice alert following days of snow Temperatures as low as -18C have followed days of heavy snow to leave treacherous conditions across the UK. | |
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| Ross to leave BBC after 13 years Jonathan Ross announces he is leaving the BBC but says the decision is "not financially motivated". | |
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| Freeze on interest rates goes on The Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged at 0.5% and maintains its £200bn quantitative easing programme. | |
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| Plane 'plotter' met Yemen cleric The alleged US plane bomber met a radical Muslim cleric in Yemen and was recruited in London, Yemeni officials say. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Plane 'plotter' met Yemen cleric The alleged US plane bomber met a radical Muslim cleric in Yemen and was recruited in London, Yemeni officials say. |
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| South Sudan cattle raid kills 140 Dozens die in ethnic clashes in Southern Sudan, as aid agencies warn that the country faces a return to civil war. | |
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| Airport chaos as Europe freezes The icy weather gripping northern Europe disrupts flights in the UK, France, the Irish Republic and the Netherlands. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | Nigerian charged over plane plot A US grand jury indicts Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab on six counts over an alleged plot to bomb a plane on Christmas Day. |
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| US man arrested in Cuba 'a spy' Cuba says a US man arrested in Havana last month is working for the US secret services, but has not yet charged him. | |
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| Honduras military chiefs charged Honduran prosecutors charge military chiefs who oversaw the removal of President Manuel Zelaya with abuse of power. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | Afghan market bomb 'kills seven' A suspected suicide bomber attacks a market in eastern Afghanistan, killing at least seven people, reports say. |
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| Nepal former child soldiers freed Thousands of former Maoist child soldiers in Nepal begin leaving camps where they have been held since a 2006 peace deal. | |
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| Bail for Indian 'toilet' stowaway An Indian man who returned to his home country from Saudi Arabia by stowing away in a plane toilet is granted bail. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Freeze tightens grip on England Thousands of schools remain closed as sub-zero temperatures cause treacherous icy conditions. |
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| Killed store boss 'swapped shift' The manager of a Matalan shop stabbed to death during a robbery had swapped shifts to work that night, a court hears. | |
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| Damages sought over man's burial Relatives of a computer programmer from Doncaster who was buried as an unknown man in New York file for damages in the US. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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 | House prices 'up on a year ago' UK house prices were 1.1% higher in December than a year earlier - the first annual rise since March 2008, the Halifax says. |
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| Freeze on interest rates goes on The Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged at 0.5% and maintains its £200bn quantitative easing programme. | |
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| Annual car sales near two million Sales of new cars in the UK reached almost two million last year, boosted by the scrappage scheme, official figures show. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Ross to leave BBC after 13 years Jonathan Ross announces he is leaving the BBC but says the decision is "not financially motivated". |
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| Diversity in art awards shortlist Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity and pop act Florence and the Machine are among the nominees for the last ever South Bank Show Awards. | |
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| Downloads up as album sales drop Album sales in the UK fell by 3.5% in 2009 to 128.9 million despite a growth in digital downloads, figures show. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Contracts for Galileo sat-nav Contracts worth one billion euros are awarded to build an operational satellite-navigation system for Europe. |
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| Tracks record oldest land-walkers The earliest evidence of a four-legged animal walking on land is discovered in a disused Polish quarry. | |
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| Methane release 'looks stronger' Scientists have uncovered a further apparent increase in the leakage of methane gas that is seeping from the Arctic seabed. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Microsoft shows off 'slate' PC Microsoft and HP team up to introduce a slate computer ahead of the launch of a much rumoured device from Apple. |
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| Contracts for Galileo sat-nav Contracts worth one billion euros are awarded to build an operational satellite-navigation system for Europe. | |
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| Decisions loom on rural broadband The UK government is looking for advice on how to spend the cash it is raising for next generation broadband. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Mobile use 'may help' Alzheimer's Scientists in Florida say mobile phone radiation could protect against Alzheimer's, based on tests carried out on mice. |
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| Breastfeeding 'down to hormones' Mothers who find breastfeeding so hard they give up should not blame themselves, researchers say. | |
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| Women 'too busy' for smear tests Practical reasons could be more significant than emotional ones in explaining why many women miss cervical cancer screenings, a study suggests. | |
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| 1976: Iceland and Britain clash at sea A British naval frigate is involved in another collision with an Icelandic gunboat in the Atlantic. | |||
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| 1990: Leaning Tower of Pisa closed to public The Leaning Tower of Pisa is closed to the public for the first time in its history amid safety fears. | |||
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| 1980: Gandhi returned by landslide vote Indians vote Indira Gandhi back into power - less than three years after rejecting her "emergency dictatorship". | |||
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