Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Pratley inspires Swans to derby glory. Darren Pratley inspires Swansea City to their first south Wales derby league success over Cardiff City for 10 years.
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Latest: Carling Premiership. Score updates from Saturday's five remaining league games.
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Live text - Scottish Premier League. After the Edinburgh derby ends goalless, the attention switches to the rest of the SPL, with Rangers playing St Mirren, St Johnstone at Aberdeen, Hamilton taking on Motherwell and Killie playing Dundee United.
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Big spender. The things you can't buy if you have £45 million
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Tribute paid to firework victim. The family of a woman from Cornwall who died in a house fire after a firework was put through the front door pay tribute to her.
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Latest: Carling Premiership. Score updates from Saturday's five remaining league games.
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Tribute paid to firework victim. The family of a woman from Cornwall who died in a house fire after a firework was put through the front door pay tribute to her.
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Petition aims to save town school. Parents take to the streets of a Leicestershire town to collect signatures to prevent a school being changed to a sixth form college.
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More time for fatal fire police. Officers are applying for more time to quiz two men arrested over the deaths of a couple in a house fire in Blackburn.
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Fault probe into fire death car. A burnt out car in which the body of a man was discovered is being examined for electrical or mechanical faults.
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Appeal to 'adopt' WWI graves. An appeal is being made for volunteers in Gloucestershire to tend the graves of World War I soldiers.
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Changes to taxi rules proposed. Taxi drivers in Gloucester are being asked for their views on proposed changes to rules on how they operate.
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More time for fatal fire police. Officers are applying for more time to quiz two men arrested over the deaths of a couple in a house fire in Blackburn.
Key leisure plan set to go ahead. A £13m scheme to build a leisure centre in Northamptonshire is given the backing of local councillors.
Lebanon government accord reached. Lebanon's Hezbollah says its opposition alliance has agreed to join a national unity government under PM-designate, Saad Hariri.
Britons share £90m lottery prize. Two British tickets have each won 50m euros (£45.5m) in the EuroMillions lottery.
Changes to taxi rules proposed. Taxi drivers in Gloucester are being asked for their views on proposed changes to rules on how they operate.
Fault probe into fire death car. A burnt out car in which the body of a man was discovered is being examined for electrical or mechanical faults.
Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
Petition aims to save town school. Parents take to the streets of a Leicestershire town to collect signatures to prevent a school being changed to a sixth form college.
10 things you cannot buy with £45m. Two lucky ticketholders are to share a £90m lottery jackpot, but there will still be some things they cannot afford.
Appeal to 'adopt' 500 WWI graves. An appeal is being made for volunteers in Gloucestershire to tend the graves of World War I soldiers.
Steam train on track after revamp. The first steam train for more than 40 years begins operating on a section of track which was restored by volunteers in Shropshire.
Banks must act on refunds rules. Banks will have to change the way they deal with customers who say their cards have been fraudulently used with the correct PIN.
BBC News | UK News | England | World Edition, 7:17 AM.Tribute paid to firework victim. The family of a woman from Cornwall who died in a house fire after a firework was put through the front door pay tribute to her.
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Petition aims to save town school. Parents take to the streets of a Leicestershire town to collect signatures to prevent a school being changed to a sixth form college.
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More time for fatal fire police. Officers are applying for more time to quiz two men arrested over the deaths of a couple in a house fire in Blackburn.
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Fault probe into fire death car. A burnt out car in which the body of a man was discovered is being examined for electrical or mechanical faults.
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Appeal to 'adopt' WWI graves. An appeal is being made for volunteers in Gloucestershire to tend the graves of World War I soldiers.
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Changes to taxi rules proposed. Taxi drivers in Gloucester are being asked for their views on proposed changes to rules on how they operate.
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Hearts 0-0 Hibernian. The first Edinburgh derby of the season ends in disappointing stalemate.
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PM to hold talks on justice move. The first and deputy first ministers are to hold talks with Gordon Brown over the devolution of policing and justice.
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Strand of Elvis's hair saved by his barber to go under the hammer. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Strand of Elvis's hair saved by his barber to go under the hammer. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Eto'o promises Mallorca return. Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o says Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola never told him why he was sold to Inter Milan.
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PM to hold talks on justice move. The first and deputy first ministers are to hold talks with Gordon Brown over the devolution of policing and justice.
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Cohabitee rights plan criticised. Plans to give millions of cohabiting couples better inheritance rights are coming in for criticism.
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Pratley inspires Swans to derby glory. Darren Pratley inspires Swansea City to their first south Wales derby league success over Cardiff City for 10 years.
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Hearts 0-0 Hibernian. The first Edinburgh derby of the season ends in disappointing stalemate.
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Live text - England 9-5 Australia. England take on Australia at Twickenham before Wales meet the All Blacks in Cardiff.
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Big spender. The things you can't buy if you have £45 million
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Town crying out for a good voice. A vacancy for a town crier is expected to be filled after an X Factor style audition to find the loudest candidate.
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Live text - England 9-5 Australia. England take on Australia at Twickenham before Wales meet the All Blacks in Cardiff.
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Big spender. The things you can't buy if you have £45 million
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Charge over teenager river death. A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008.
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Town crying out for a good voice. A vacancy for a town crier is expected to be filled after an X Factor style audition to find the loudest candidate.
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Big headache. What it's really like to get health insurance in the US
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UK tourist shot dead in Texas bar. A 28-year-old British tourist is killed by a man who walked into a Texas bar and fired several times, according to US media reports.
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Live text - England v Australia. England take on Australia at Twickenham at 1430 GMT before Wales meet the All Blacks in Cardiff at 1715 GMT.
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Muslim fears. Shooting highlights sensitivities over Muslims in US army
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Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
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Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
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No action against nursery worker. Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped.
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Firms win funding for new ideas. A development agency hands out 29 grants of up to £20,000 to firms in the eastern region to help with business ideas.
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Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
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No action against nursery worker. Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped.
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Firms win funding for new ideas. A development agency hands out 29 grants of up to £20,000 to firms in the eastern region to help with business ideas.
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UK tourist shot dead in Texas bar. A 28-year-old British tourist is killed by a man who walked into a Texas bar and fired several times, according to US media reports.
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Live text - England v Australia. England take on Australia at Twickenham at 1430 GMT before Wales meet the All Blacks in Cardiff at 1715 GMT.
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Jailhouse lock - a strand of Elvis's hair goes up for auction. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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UK tourist shot dead in Texas bar. A 28-year-old British tourist is killed by a man who walked into a Texas bar and fired several times, according to US media reports.
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Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
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No action against nursery worker. Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped.
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Robinson 'clings to sinking ship'. TUV leader Jim Allister says the NI Executive is the most "wretched, useless government anywhere in the western world".
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Live text - England v Australia. England take on Australia at Twickenham at 1430 GMT before Wales meet the All Blacks in Cardiff at 1715 GMT.
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The rail thread that links Europe. Johnny Dymond discovers the enduring delight of travelling on European trains, gleaning a sense of the continent's past and future.
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Hungary's 'forgotten' war victims. Thousands of Hungarians were deported to the Soviet Union in the Second World War, but the state pays them scant attention, reports Nick Thorpe.
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No action against nursery worker. Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped.
UK tourist shot dead in Texas bar. A 28-year-old British tourist is killed by a man who walked into a Texas bar and fired several times, according to US media reports.
Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
Firms win funding for new ideas. A development agency hands out 29 grants of up to £20,000 to firms in the eastern region to help with business ideas.
New bishop welcomed into diocese. A service is held at Liverpool Cathedral as an official welcome for the new Bishop of Warrington.
Failed banks compensation scheme. A new compensation scheme for Jersey savers will be backed by States reserves if banks fail in the island in the future.
Manx officer resigns over conduct. A policeman in the Isle of Man is forced to resign after being found guilty of discreditable conduct.
Robinson 'clings to sinking ship'. TUV leader Jim Allister says the NI Executive is the most "wretched, useless government anywhere in the western world".
Replica cenotaph ready for event. A replica wooden cenotaph will be the centrepiece of Birmingham's Remembrance Day commemorations because of building work.
BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 6:17 AM.UK tourist shot dead in Texas bar. A 28-year-old British tourist is killed by a man who walked into a Texas bar and fired several times, according to US media reports.
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Soldier given beauty queen duties. A soldier will represent England in the Miss World competition after the previous entry was arrested over an alleged nightclub brawl.
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No action against nursery worker. Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped.
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Robinson 'clings to sinking ship'. TUV leader Jim Allister says the NI Executive is the most "wretched, useless government anywhere in the western world".
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Banks must act on refunds rules. Banks will have to change the way they deal with customers who say their cards have been fraudulently used with the correct pin.
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Banks must act on refunds rules. Banks will have to change the way they deal with customers who say their cards have been fraudulently used with the correct pin.
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Jackson's father seeks allowance. Joe Jackson asks for an allowance from the estate of his late son Michael, saying the star supported him before he died.
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Aretha to perform at Motown gala. Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are among the musicians set to perform at a special concert for the US record label.
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Jackson's father seeks allowance. Joe Jackson asks for an allowance from the estate of his late son Michael, saying the star supported him before he died.
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Street star questioned over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas over a car crash which took place in Manchester city centre.
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Aretha to perform at Motown gala. Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are among the musicians set to perform at a special concert for the US record label.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Eviction 'should be last resort'. Shelter Scotland calls on the Scottish government and social landlords to adopt a plan aimed at reducing evictions.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Seven killed in 'Nato air strike'. Seven members of the Afghan security forces are killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.
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ICC seeking speedy Kenya trials. The ICC's top prosecutor says perpetrators of Kenya's post-poll violence could face trial as early as next July.
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Jackson's father seeks allowance. Joe Jackson asks for an allowance from the estate of his late son Michael, saying the star supported him before he died.
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Live - Saturday football. There are five Premier League games, a raft of FA Cup first round ties and a full Championship programme on a busy day of football.
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Ancelotti plans to stifle Man Utd. Coach Carlo Ancelotti urges Chelsea to shut down Manchester United's midfield in Sunday's Stamford Bridge showdown.
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Biswas on India. Is money wrecking cricket's soul and spirit?
Russian army plane crashes in sea. A Russian military plane carrying 11 crew members crashes in the country's Far East, officials say, amid fears all are dead.
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Glasgow 'axed' from train route. Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Live text - Scottish Premier League. In the early kick-off, Hearts host Hibernian in the first Edinburgh derby of the season, followed by four other SPL matches at 1500 GMT.
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Local news. The other websites offering news from your area
Scots in 'biggest budget squeeze'. Public spending in Scotland is facing the biggest squeeze since devolution, a report from Audit Scotland claims.
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Weather update. Latest weather forecast from Northern Ireland
Fisherman dies after Channel fall. A British fisherman has died after falling overboard in the English Channel in "atrocious" conditions.
Woman rescued from burning home. A woman was rescued from her burning home in Oxfordshire after she became unconscious.
Man charged over drug 'factory'. A 37-year-old man is charged with growing cannabis after police uncovered what they described as a "cannabis factory" in County Down.
Unsolved murder case 15 years old. Police renew their appeal for information 15 years after a Hebden Bridge schoolgirl was murdered.
Seven killed in 'Nato air strike'. Seven members of the Afghan security forces are killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.
Pair charged over drugs seizure. Two men appear in court charged in connection with a drugs seizure in Londonderry on Thursday.
Lock of Elvis's hair under hammer. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
Police find £1m worth of cannabis. Essex Police seize more than £1m of cannabis in a warehouse in one of the biggest finds in the county.
Increase in residents who recycle. New figures reveal an increase in the number of green-minded residents who recycle in a Hampshire city.
Road collapsing in city centre. A road in Belfast city centre begins collapsing into what is believed to be a large hole up to 15 square metres wide.
Threatened school to remain open. A Salford school threatened with closure has been saved after the school adjudicator dismisses the plan.
Town crying out for a good voice. A vacancy for a town crier is expected to be filled after an X Factor style audition to find the loudest candidate.
Man punched during street robbery. A man is punched a number of times as robbers steal cash from him on a County Down street.
You have been reading.. A round up of the stories you have been reading
Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
Glasgow 'axed' from train route. Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
Sir Bobby tribute compost on sale. Compost made from the thousands of floral tributes to Sir Bobby Robson goes on sale on North Tyneside.
Aretha to perform at Motown gala. Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are among the musicians set to perform at a special concert for the US record label.
Teenager arrested in murder probe. A 19-year-old man is arrested over the murder of a 22-year-old man in south-east London earlier this week.
Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
Oldest cast iron pier is reopened. The world's oldest surviving cast iron pier is reopened by a restaurant company after six months closure.
Crews monitor factory fire site. Two crews monitor the site of a glue factory in Staffordshire after a fire which lasted more than 24 hours.
Appeal over missing 79-year-old. Police officers are searching for a missing man with Alzheimer's disease who was last seen in a Marks and Spencer in Norwich.
Masked attackers flee with money. Three masked men armed with weapons target a garage in Derbyshire and flee the scene with cash and cigarettes.
Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A woman and her two-year-old daughter are attacked during an attempted robbery in north-west London, the Metropolitan Police says.
Discussion on hospital's future. Supporters of Dorset County Hospital meet to discuss possible impacts to services if jobs and services are cut to fill a £7m financial black hole.
Pupils hand over train petition. Two teenagers who got 1,300 people to sign a petition for more trains near their homes hand it to politicians.
Cash prize to tempt more shoppers. A new campaign is hoping to tempt more shoppers in north London to use independent shops by enticing them with £1,000.
Four people are rescued from fire. Four people and a dog trapped in their home after a fire broke out are rescued by fire crews in Cambridgeshire.
Specialist titanium tools stolen. A set of specialist titanium tools to repair MRI scanning equipment are stolen from a car near Bath.
Two in hospital after shootings. West Yorkshire Police investigate after two men are shot in one night in Bradford.
Drinks firm Barr to close plant. Drinks manufacturer AG Barr is to close its plant in Nottinghamshire with the loss of 100 jobs and transfer work to Scotland.
Helicopter base closes overnight. Military operations in Afghanistan lead to the suspension of search and rescue operations at night for six months at Wattisham Airfield.
Date set for town revamp decision. A final decision on plans to revamp Penrith town centre will take place on 8 December, says Eden Council.
Bridge installed on cycle route. A road bridge is to be closed overnight while a foot and cycle bridge is moved into place alongside.
Driver killed in crash with deer. A motorist dies in a crash involving two cars and a deer on a country road in East Sussex.
Charge over guard shooting raid. Police in Lancashire charge a man in connection with two robberies, one in which a security guard was shot.
Street star questioned over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas over a crash in Manchester city centre.
Woman discovered unconscious dies. A 40-year-old woman found unconscious in Prudhoe, Northumberland, has died, say Northumbria Police.
Bogus police target residents. Berkshire residents are being warned to be on their guard after a spate of burglaries where offenders posed as police officers.
Absconded murderer held by police. A convicted killer who absconded from Sudbury open prison is arrested by officers in North Lincolnshire.
What the Scottish papers say. The stories making the headlines in Scotland's newspapers.
Jackson's father seeks allowance. Joe Jackson asks for an allowance from the estate of his late son Michael, saying the star supported him before he died.
Injured soldier's road to recovery. A soldier injured in Afghanistan tells of the recovery process and his hopes to return to Army life.
Airport strike tribunal to start. An investigation into a strike by firefighters at Guernsey Airport is due to get under way with a preliminary hearing.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition, 5:17 AM.Town crying out for a good voice. A vacancy for a town crier is expected to be filled after an X Factor style audition to find the loudest candidate.
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Pupils hand over train petition. Two teenagers who got 1,300 people to sign a petition for more trains near their homes hand it to politicians.
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Live - Swansea City v Cardiff City. Live coverage of Saturday's game between Swansea and Cardiff in the Championship.
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Holiday cottage voyeur is jailed. A farmer who secretly filmed guests undressing and having sex at his holiday cottage is jailed for more than two years.
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Bridge installed on cycle route. A road bridge is to be closed overnight while a foot and cycle bridge is moved into place alongside.
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Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A woman and her two-year-old daughter are attacked during an attempted robbery in north-west London, the Metropolitan Police says.
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Glasgow 'axed' from train route. Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
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Jailhouse lock - a strand of Elvis's hair goes up for auction. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Blooming marvellous - Sir Bobby compost goes on sale. Compost made from the thousands of floral tributes to Sir Bobby Robson goes on sale on North Tyneside.
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Live - Saturday football. There are five Premier League games, a raft of FA Cup first round ties and a full Championship programme on a busy day of football.
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Live text - Scottish Premier League. In the early kick-off, Hearts host Hibernian in the first Edinburgh derby of the season, followed by four other SPL matches at 1500 GMT.
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Elgar returns. New release for long-forgotten work
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Street star questioned over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas over a crash in Manchester city centre.
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Police find £1m worth of cannabis. Essex Police seize more than £1m of cannabis in a warehouse in one of the biggest finds in the county.
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Two in hospital after shootings. West Yorkshire Police investigate after two men are shot in one night in Bradford.
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Road collapsing in city centre. A road in Belfast city centre begins collapsing into what is believed to be a large hole above a storm-water tunnel.
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PM to hold talks on justice move. The first and deputy first ministers are to hold talks with Gordon Brown over the devolution of policing and justice.
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Seven killed in 'Nato air strike'. Seven members of the Afghan security forces are killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.
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ICC seeking speedy Kenya trials. The ICC's top prosecutor says perpetrators of Kenya's post-poll violence could face trial as early as next July.
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Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall which is thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
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Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A two-year-old girl is punched in the head during an attempted robbery by two teenage girls in north-west London.
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Police find £1m worth of cannabis. Essex Police seize more than £1m of cannabis in a warehouse in one of the biggest finds in the county.
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Street star quizzed over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas, who plays builder Jason Grimshaw, over a crash in Manchester city centre.
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Two in hospital after shootings. West Yorkshire Police investigate after two men are shot in one night in Bradford.
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Absconded murderer held by police. A convicted killer who absconded from Sudbury open prison is arrested by officers in North Lincolnshire.
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Jailhouse lock - a strand of Elvis's hair goes up for auction. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Blooming marvellous - Sir Bobby compost goes on sale. Compost made from the thousands of floral tributes to Sir Bobby Robson goes on sale on North Tyneside.
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Teenager held in murder probe. A 19-year-old man is arrested over the murder of a 22-year-old man in south-east London earlier this week.
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Driver killed in crash with deer. A motorist dies in a crash involving two cars and a deer on a country road in East Sussex.
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Oldest cast iron pier is reopened. The world's oldest surviving cast iron pier is reopened by a restaurant company after six months closure.
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Cash prize to tempt shoppers. A new campaign is hoping to tempt more shoppers in north London to use independent shops by enticing them with £1,000.
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Woman rescued from burning home. A woman was rescued from her burning home in Oxfordshire after she became unconscious.
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Fisherman dies after Channel fall. A British fisherman has died after falling overboard in the English Channel in "atrocious" conditions.
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Four people rescued from fire. Four people and a dog trapped in their home after a fire broke out are rescued by fire crews in Cambridgeshire.
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Drinks firm Barr to close plant. Drinks manufacturer AG Barr is to close its plant in Nottinghamshire with the loss of 100 jobs and transfer work to Scotland.
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Masked attackers flee with money. Three masked men armed with weapons target a garage in Derbyshire and flee the scene with cash and cigarettes.
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Replica cenotaph ready for event. A replica wooden cenotaph will be the centrepiece of Birmingham's Remembrance Day commemorations because of building work.
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Unsolved murder case 15 years old. Police renew their appeal for information 15 years after a Hebden Bridge schoolgirl was murdered.
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Charge over guard shooting raid. Police in Lancashire charge a man in connection with two robberies, one in which a security guard was shot.
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Woman found unconscious dies. A 40-year-old woman found unconscious in Prudhoe, Northumberland, has died, say Northumbria Police.
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Date for town revamp decision. A final decision on plans to revamp Penrith town centre will take place on 8 December, says Eden Council.
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Discussion on hospital's future. Supporters of Dorset County Hospital meet to discuss possible impacts to services if jobs and services are cut to fill a £7m financial black hole.
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Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A woman and her two-year-old daughter are attacked during an attempted robbery in north-west London, the Metropolitan Police says.
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Glasgow 'axed' from train route. Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
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Jailhouse lock - a strand of Elvis's hair goes up for auction. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Blooming marvellous - Sir Bobby compost goes on sale. Compost made from the thousands of floral tributes to Sir Bobby Robson goes on sale on North Tyneside.
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Live - Saturday football. There are five Premier League games, a raft of FA Cup first round ties and a full Championship programme on a busy day of football.
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Live text - Scottish Premier League. In the early kick-off, Hearts host Hibernian in the first Edinburgh derby of the season, followed by four other SPL matches at 1500 GMT.
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Elgar returns. New release for long-forgotten work
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Street star questioned over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas over a crash in Manchester city centre.
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Police find £1m worth of cannabis. Essex Police seize more than £1m of cannabis in a warehouse in one of the biggest finds in the county.
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Two in hospital after shootings. West Yorkshire Police investigate after two men are shot in one night in Bradford.
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Road collapsing in city centre. A road in Belfast city centre begins collapsing into what is believed to be a large hole above a storm-water tunnel.
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PM to hold talks on justice move. The first and deputy first ministers are to hold talks with Gordon Brown over the devolution of policing and justice.
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Town crying out for a good voice. A vacancy for a town crier is expected to be filled after an X Factor style audition to find the loudest candidate.
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Pupils hand over train petition. Two teenagers who got 1,300 people to sign a petition for more trains near their homes hand it to politicians.
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Live - Swansea City v Cardiff City. Live coverage of Saturday's game between Swansea and Cardiff in the Championship.
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Holiday cottage voyeur is jailed. A farmer who secretly filmed guests undressing and having sex at his holiday cottage is jailed for more than two years.
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Bridge installed on cycle route. A road bridge is to be closed overnight while a foot and cycle bridge is moved into place alongside.
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Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall which is thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
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Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A two-year-old girl is punched in the head during an attempted robbery by two teenage girls in north-west London.
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Police find £1m worth of cannabis. Essex Police seize more than £1m of cannabis in a warehouse in one of the biggest finds in the county.
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Street star quizzed over crash. Police quiz Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas, who plays builder Jason Grimshaw, over a crash in Manchester city centre.
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Two in hospital after shootings. West Yorkshire Police investigate after two men are shot in one night in Bradford.
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Absconded murderer held by police. A convicted killer who absconded from Sudbury open prison is arrested by officers in North Lincolnshire.
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Jailhouse lock - a strand of Elvis's hair goes up for auction. A strand of hair saved by Elvis Presley's personal barber is expected to fetch about £250 at auction in Devizes.
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Blooming marvellous - Sir Bobby compost goes on sale. Compost made from the thousands of floral tributes to Sir Bobby Robson goes on sale on North Tyneside.
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Teenager held in murder probe. A 19-year-old man is arrested over the murder of a 22-year-old man in south-east London earlier this week.
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Driver killed in crash with deer. A motorist dies in a crash involving two cars and a deer on a country road in East Sussex.
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Oldest cast iron pier is reopened. The world's oldest surviving cast iron pier is reopened by a restaurant company after six months closure.
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Cash prize to tempt shoppers. A new campaign is hoping to tempt more shoppers in north London to use independent shops by enticing them with £1,000.
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Woman rescued from burning home. A woman was rescued from her burning home in Oxfordshire after she became unconscious.
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Fisherman dies after Channel fall. A British fisherman has died after falling overboard in the English Channel in "atrocious" conditions.
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Four people rescued from fire. Four people and a dog trapped in their home after a fire broke out are rescued by fire crews in Cambridgeshire.
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Drinks firm Barr to close plant. Drinks manufacturer AG Barr is to close its plant in Nottinghamshire with the loss of 100 jobs and transfer work to Scotland.
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Masked attackers flee with money. Three masked men armed with weapons target a garage in Derbyshire and flee the scene with cash and cigarettes.
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Replica cenotaph ready for event. A replica wooden cenotaph will be the centrepiece of Birmingham's Remembrance Day commemorations because of building work.
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Unsolved murder case 15 years old. Police renew their appeal for information 15 years after a Hebden Bridge schoolgirl was murdered.
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Charge over guard shooting raid. Police in Lancashire charge a man in connection with two robberies, one in which a security guard was shot.
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Woman found unconscious dies. A 40-year-old woman found unconscious in Prudhoe, Northumberland, has died, say Northumbria Police.
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Date for town revamp decision. A final decision on plans to revamp Penrith town centre will take place on 8 December, says Eden Council.
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Discussion on hospital's future. Supporters of Dorset County Hospital meet to discuss possible impacts to services if jobs and services are cut to fill a £7m financial black hole.
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Brown urges new banks 'contract'. UK PM Gordon Brown tells a G20 summit there should be a new social contract with world banks to make them more responsible.
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Seven killed in 'Nato air strike'. Seven members of the Afghan security forces are killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.
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ICC seeking speedy Kenya trials. The ICC's top prosecutor says perpetrators of Kenya's post-poll violence could face trial as early as next July.
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Jackson's father seeks allowance. Joe Jackson asks for an allowance from the estate of his late son Michael, saying the star supported him before he died.
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Live - Saturday football. There are five Premier League games, a raft of FA Cup first round ties and a full Championship programme on a busy day of football.
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Ancelotti plans to stifle Man Utd. Coach Carlo Ancelotti urges Chelsea to shut down Manchester United's midfield in Sunday's Stamford Bridge showdown.
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Murder probe into firework death. A murder inquiry is started into a fatal house fire in Cornwall thought to have been caused when a firework was put through the letterbox.
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Muggers attack two-year-old girl. A woman and her two-year-old daughter are attacked during an attempted robbery in north-west London, the Metropolitan Police says.
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Glasgow 'axed' from train route. Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
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