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| TOP STORIES | |
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 | EU deal 'agreed' on Greece debts EU leaders have reached a deal on helping Greece tackle its debt crisis, EU President Herman Van Rompuy says. |
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| Iran rallies to mark revolution Thousands mark the Iranian Revolution, as President Ahmadinejad accuses the West of exploiting the nuclear issue. | |
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| Injured soldiers to get more help Wounded soldiers are to be given more support to help them return to duty or to make the transition to civilian life | |
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| Salmond backs fraud plea minister Alex Salmond backs his deputy first minister after she wrote a letter in support of a man who could be jailed for fraud. | |
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| Geoff Hoon to stand down as an MP Former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon is to stand down as an MP at the general election, he has announced. | |
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| WORLD | |
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 | Iran rallies to mark revolution Thousands mark the Iranian Revolution, as President Ahmadinejad accuses the West of exploiting the nuclear issue. |
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| EU deal 'agreed' on Greece debts EU leaders have reached a deal on helping Greece tackle its debt crisis, EU President Herman Van Rompuy says. | |
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| European bank data ban angers US Washington is angered as Euro MPs block a key agreement that allows US anti-terror officials to monitor Europeans' bank transactions. | |
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| AMERICAS | |
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 | Ex-US governor denies corruption Ex-Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich pleads not guilty to revised corruption charges, including trying to sell President Obama's vacant Senate seat. |
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| 'Milkshake murderer' wins appeal Hong Kong's top court quashes the conviction of American woman Nancy Kissel for the murder of her banker husband. | |
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| Charlie Wilson dies in hospital Former US congressman Charlie Wilson dies at the age of 76, a hospital spokeswoman says. | |
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| SOUTH ASIA | |
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 | Sri Lanka general calls for calm Defeated Sri Lankan presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka appeals for calm as police baton charge opposition protesters. |
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| Afghan avalanche toll 'may rise' Afghan officials fear the number of dead in an avalanche in the north-east could continue to rise beyond 166 people. | |
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| Copenhagen response 'is pathetic' One of India's negotiators at the Copenhagen climate change summit says industrialised nations have responded in a "pathetic" way to the need to cut carbon emissions. | |
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| ENGLAND | |
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 | Redknapp in court on tax charges Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp appears in court charged with two counts of tax evasion. |
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| Heavy snow leads to travel chaos Heavy overnight snow in parts of Kent leads to hazardous driving conditions and further school closures. | |
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| Thousands call for 60 police jobs More than 188,000 people call North Yorkshire Police's recruitment hotline to inquire about 60 officer jobs. | |
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| BUSINESS | |
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| EU deal 'agreed' on Greece debts EU leaders have reached a deal on helping Greece tackle its debt crisis, EU President Herman Van Rompuy says. |
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| Diageo hits out at UK tax regime The head of drinks giant Diageo tells the BBC that the firm will consider moving its headquarters abroad if the tax regime worsens. | |
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| Repossessions reach 14-year high The number of people who had their homes repossessed reached a 14-year high during 2009, figures show. | |
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| ENTERTAINMENT | |
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 | Jackson doctor goes back to work Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, is returning to work in Nevada, after pleading not guilty to manslaughter charges. |
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| Cruz 'in talks to join Pirates' Oscar nominee Penelope Cruz is in talks to join director Rob Marshall in the fourth instalment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. | |
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| Mayer sorry for offensive remarks Singer John Mayer apologises for remarks which saw him belittle former girlfriends and use an offensive racial term. | |
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| SCIENCE/NATURE | |
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 | Climate e-mails inquiry under way A panel of independent experts has officially begun its inquiry into the "Climategate" affair. |
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| Copenhagen response 'is pathetic' One of India's negotiators at the Copenhagen climate change summit says industrialised nations have responded in a "pathetic" way to the need to cut carbon emissions. | |
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| Countdown renewed for solar probe The US space agency counts down to a second attempt to send its latest solar observatory into orbit on Thursday. | |
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| TECHNOLOGY | |
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 | Mobile firms 'must tackle theft' The government calls on the mobile phone industry to do more to protect handset owners against theft and other crimes. |
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| Yahoo 'talks tough' about search Despite it's falling market share and the rise of Microsoft's Bing and Google, web portal Yahoo says it is still in the search business. | |
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| Google to build US fibre network Google announces that it is plans to offer 'ultra high-speed' broadband to up to half a million homes in the US. | |
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| HEALTH | |
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 | Poorest 'die seven years earlier' People in the poorest neighbourhoods in England live an average 7 years less than those in the richest areas, says a major report on health inequalities. |
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| Council chiefs back 'death tax' Pressure is growing on the government to come clean over the so-called "death tax" after social services chiefs and charities backed the levy. | |
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| Genes behind stammering uncovered Stammering has long been recognised to run in families, but scientists now say they have identified three genes which may cause the problem in some people. | |
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| 1990: Freedom for Nelson Mandela Leading anti-apartheid campaigner Nelson Mandela has been freed from prison in South Africa after 27 years. | |||
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| 1956: 'Cambridge spies' surface in Moscow Two British diplomats, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, who vanished in mysterious circumstances five years ago re-appear in the Soviet Union. | |||
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| 1979: Victory for Khomeini as army steps aside Supporters of the Ayatollah Khomeini appear to be in control of the Iranian capital, Tehran tonight. | |||
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