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Open source. Free software is finding fans

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Open source. Free software is finding fans

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Mark Easton. Happy world? By one measure, UK comes a sad 74th

Missed chance. But Henman says Murray will be back

10 things. Mrs Slocombe's little-known first name was...

BBC News | Europe | World Edition, 1:17 AM.

Chechen police die in Ingushetia. Nine Chechen police are killed in Russia's volatile republic of Ingushetia in one of the deadliest attacks in recent months.

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Nose job. Kiev questions future of damaged Lenin statue

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BBC News | UK News | UK Politics | World Edition, 1:17 AM.

UK investigates Iran charge claim. The British Foreign Office says it is trying to verify reports that one of its embassy employees held in Iran has been charged.

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BBC News | Health | World Edition, 1:17 AM.

Self-help 'makes you feel worse'. Bridget Jones is not alone in turning to self-help mantras to boost her spirits, but a study warns they may have the opposite effect.

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Lung research. 'I was given common cold virus to help others'

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 1:17 AM.

Murray sets sights on US Open win. A determined Andy Murray shrugs off his Wimbledon semi-final disappointment and sets his sights on winning the US Open.

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Mark Easton. Happy world? By one measure, UK comes a sad 74th

10 things. Mrs Slocombe's little-known first name was...

First swine flu death in London. A 19-year-old man has died after contracting swine flu in London, health authorities confirm.

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Chechen police die in Ingushetia. Nine Chechen police are killed in Russia's volatile republic of Ingushetia in one of the deadliest attacks in recent months.

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Self-help 'makes you feel worse'. Bridget Jones is not alone in turning to self-help mantras to boost her spirits, but a study warns they may have the opposite effect.

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Murray sets sights on US Open win. A determined Andy Murray shrugs off his Wimbledon semi-final disappointment and sets his sights on winning the US Open.

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Nose job. Kiev questions future of damaged Lenin statue

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Another surprise. Profile of Alaska's maverick governor Sarah Palin

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BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 1:17 AM.

Mark Easton. Happy world? By one measure, UK comes a sad 74th

Missed chance. But Henman says Murray will be back

10 things. Mrs Slocombe's little-known first name was...

BBC News | World | UK Edition, 1:17 AM.

Chechen police die in Ingushetia. Nine Chechen police are killed in Russia's volatile republic of Ingushetia in one of the deadliest attacks in recent months.

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Murray sets sights on US Open win. A determined Andy Murray shrugs off his Wimbledon semi-final disappointment and sets his sights on winning the US Open.

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Nose job. Kiev questions future of damaged Lenin statue

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Another surprise. Profile of Alaska's maverick governor Sarah Palin

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Resolution on Stalin riles Russia. An Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe resolution equating Nazi and Soviet roles in WWII angers Russia.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 1:17 AM.

Chechen police die in Ingushetia. Nine Chechen police are killed in Russia's volatile republic of Ingushetia in one of the deadliest attacks in recent months.

Lenin's nose put out of joint in Kiev. The statue of Lenin in Kiev has been vandalised, causing much debate about whether it is not time to get rid of it completely or honour it as part of the country's history.

Profile: Sarah Palin. A profile of Alaska governor Sarah Palin, who helped unite conservatives around Republican presidential candidate John McCain.

BBC News | Politics | UK Edition, 1:17 AM.

UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BBC News | Americas | World Edition, 12:18 AM.

Dreaming of a Tour de France windfall. Residents of Tonnerre hope tourism will grow in the days and months that follow the arrival of the Tour de France for the first time in the sleepy French town, says the BBC's Sean Fanning.

BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 12:18 AM.

Venezuela assumes control of bank. Venezuela's government formally takes control of the country's third largest bank - the Spanish-owned Banco de Venezuela.

Dreaming of a Tour de France windfall. Residents of Tonnerre hope tourism will grow in the days and months that follow the arrival of the Tour de France for the first time in the sleepy French town, says the BBC's Sean Fanning.

Papers lament Andy Murray defeat. The papers reflect on Andy Murray's defeat in Friday's semi-final at Wimbledon

England's week in pictures. Striking images from around England this week.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

BBC News | UK News | England | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

Salford stun St Helens. Salford shock table-topping St Helens at The Willows on a night when Sean Long suffers a suspected broken jaw.

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Week in pictures. Striking images from around England this week.

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BBC News | England | UK Edition, 12:17 AM.

Salford stun St Helens. Salford shock table-topping St Helens at The Willows on a night when Sean Long suffers a suspected broken jaw.

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Week in pictures. Striking images from around England this week.

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BBC News | Business | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

Venezuela assumes control of bank. Venezuela's government formally takes control of the country's third largest bank - the Spanish-owned Banco de Venezuela.

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BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 12:17 AM.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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Papers lament Andy Murray defeat. The papers reflect on Andy Murray's defeat in Friday's semi-final at Wimbledon

BBC News | World | UK Edition, 12:17 AM.

How honeybee mobs smother giant hornets to death. Bees smother hornets in a "bee ball" that kills the giant predators with heat and carbon dioxide.

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In-form Venus faces familiar foe. Venus Williams chases her sixth Wimbledon title and her third in a row when she faces sister Serena in Saturday's women's final.

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Tour in town. French village gears up for cycling's greatest race

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 12:17 AM.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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In-form Venus faces familiar foe. Venus Williams chases her sixth Wimbledon title and her third in a row when she faces sister Serena in Saturday's women's final.

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How honeybee mobs smother giant hornets to death. Bees smother hornets in a "bee ball" that kills the giant predators with heat and carbon dioxide.

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Missed chance. But Henman says Murray will be back

Better or worse?. Remember when folk used to blame their 'nerves'?

BBC News | UK | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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Papers lament Andy Murray defeat. The papers reflect on Andy Murray's defeat in Friday's semi-final at Wimbledon

BBC News | South Asia | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

UK forces 'encounter few Taliban'. British forces on a major operation in Afghanistan say they have encountered little resistance from the Taliban.

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How honeybee mobs smother giant hornets to death. Bees smother hornets in a "bee ball" that kills the giant predators with heat and carbon dioxide.

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In-form Venus faces familiar foe. Venus Williams chases her sixth Wimbledon title and her third in a row when she faces sister Serena in Saturday's women's final.

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Which former PM was sporting a black eye at an award ceremony?. Tony Blair sported a faint black eye as he accepted an award earlier, after an a "gym-related accident".

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Lovely jubbly - Del Boy returns to TV as teenager. Only Fools and Horses wide boy Derek Trotter is returning to BBC One in a comedy drama about his teenage years.

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Tour in town. French village gears up for cycling's greatest race

BBC News | Europe | World Edition, 12:17 AM.

Tour in town. French village gears up for cycling's greatest race

BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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BBC News | England | UK Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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BBC News | UK News | Education | World Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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BBC News | UK | World Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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'Murder' actress cheated benefits. An actress claiming disability benefits claimed she was agoraphobic while performing in her own murder mystery plays, a court hears.

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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BBC News | Education | UK Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fears over student place shortage. Ministers must fund more university places in England, or risk forcing tens of thousands of teenagers onto the dole, an MP warns.

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BBC News | UK News | England | World Edition, 10:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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BBC News | Asia-Pacific | World Edition, 9:17 PM.

North Korea 'tests more missiles'. North Korea reportedly tests three short-range missiles as concern mounts that a long-range test could be days away.

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 9:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

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Kenya sets new tribunal deadline. Kenya and the ICC agree a new deadline to set up a special tribunal to try the ringleaders of post-election violence.

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BBC News | World | UK Edition, 9:17 PM.

Fans and foes pray for ill Aquino. Former Philippine President Cory Aquino has stopped treatment for cancer, prompting prayer vigils by fans and foes.

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UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BBC News | UK | World Edition, 9:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 9:17 PM.

BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 9:17 PM.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts. Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.

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UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

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Demjanjuk cleared to stand trial. The alleged Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk is declared fit enough to stand trial in Germany.

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BBC News | Business | UK Edition, 9:17 PM.

BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

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BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 9:17 PM.

UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BT offers holidays for pay cuts. BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.

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BBC News | Middle East | World Edition, 9:17 PM.

UK seeks Iran trial clarification. British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

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BBC News | South Asia | World Edition, 7:17 PM.

Fine balance. Does the Viking armoured vehicle have a future?

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BBC News | UK | World Edition, 7:17 PM.

Killed soldiers being repatriated. Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan, including the most senior Army officer to die in action since the Falklands, are to be repatriated.

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Fine balance. Does the Viking armoured vehicle have a future?

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Lung research. 'I was given common cold virus to help others'

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BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 7:17 PM.

Killed soldiers being repatriated. Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan, including the most senior Army officer to die in action since the Falklands, are to be repatriated.

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Fine balance. Does the Viking armoured vehicle have a future?

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Lung research. 'I was given common cold virus to help others'

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 7:17 PM.

Killed soldiers being repatriated. Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan, including the most senior Army officer to die in action since the Falklands, are to be repatriated.

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Custody battle. Legal wrangles may lie ahead over Jackson's children

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Fine balance. Does the Viking armoured vehicle have a future?

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Around the horn. So what exactly does the cuckold sign mean?

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 7:17 PM.

Killed soldiers being repatriated. Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan, including the most senior Army officer to die in action since the Falklands, are to be repatriated.

North Korea 'tests two missiles'. North Korea reportedly tests two short-range missiles as concern mounts in the region that a long-range test could be days away.

Armour v mobility: A fine balance. The BBC's Caroline Wyatt examines the debate around the Army's use of the Viking armoured vehicle in Afghanistan.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 7:17 PM.

Killed soldiers being repatriated. Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan, including the most senior Army officer to die in action since the Falklands, are to be repatriated.

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Lawyers challenge Biggs decision. Lawyers acting for jailed Great train robber Ronnie Biggs claim the Justice Minister's rejection of parole was not legal.

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 6:17 PM.

North Korea 'tests two missiles'. North Korea reportedly tests two short-range missiles as concern mounts in the region that a long-range test could be days away.

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Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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BBC News | World | UK Edition, 6:17 PM.

North Korea 'tests two missiles'. North Korea reportedly tests two short-range missiles as concern mounts in the region that a long-range test could be days away.

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Kenya sets new tribunal deadline. Kenya and the ICC agree a new deadline to set up a special tribunal to try the ringleaders of post-election violence.

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Serbia jails Muslim 'terrorists'. Twelve alleged Serbian Muslim radicals are jailed for up to 13 years for plotting terrorist attacks on an imam and others.

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BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 6:17 PM.

Bankruptcy in over-65s 'triples'. The number of pensioners filing for bankruptcy has increased threefold over the past five years, research shows.

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BBC News | Europe | World Edition, 6:17 PM.

Serbia jails Muslim 'terrorists'. Twelve alleged Serbian Muslim radicals are jailed for up to 13 years for plotting attacks.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 6:17 PM.

Bankruptcy in over-65s 'triples'. The number of pensioners filing for bankruptcy has increased threefold over the past five years, research shows.

Kenya sets new tribunal deadline. Kenya and the ICC agree a new deadline to set up a special tribunal to try the ringleaders of post-election violence.

Serbia jails Muslim 'terrorists'. Twelve alleged Serbian Muslim radicals are jailed for up to 13 years for plotting terrorist attacks on an imam and others.

BBC News | UK | World Edition, 6:17 PM.

Bankruptcy in over-65s 'triples'. The number of pensioners filing for bankruptcy has increased threefold over the past five years, research shows.

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BBC News | Africa | World Edition, 6:17 PM.

Kenya sets new tribunal deadline. Kenya and the ICC agree a new deadline to set up a special tribunal to try the ringleaders of post-election violence.

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 6:17 PM.

North Korea 'tests two missiles'. North Korea reportedly tests two short-range missiles as concern mounts in the region that a long-range test could be days away.

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Kenya sets new tribunal deadline. Kenya and the ICC agree a new deadline to set up a special tribunal to try the ringleaders of post-election violence.

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Bankruptcy in over-65s 'triples'. The number of pensioners filing for bankruptcy has increased threefold over the past five years, research shows.

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Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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Rai star jailed for abortion bid. Algerian Rai music star Cheb Mami is jailed for five years in France for trying to force his former partner to have an abortion.

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Serbia jails Muslim 'terrorists'. Twelve alleged Serbian Muslim radicals are jailed for up to 13 years for plotting attacks.

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BBC News | England | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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Artist gets on the sauce for a canvas that fetched £5,000. Marmalade and mint sauce are used to bring Manchester's Central Library alive on canvas to raise money for the new children's hospital.

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It's all downhill for the 'world's steepest' rollercoaster. A rollercoaster at a North Yorkshire theme park is set to be officially named the world's steepest.

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BBC News | Health | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

Lung research. 'I was given common cold virus to help others'

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

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BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

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BBC News | Asia-Pacific | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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BBC News | Europe | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

A bright spot. Dutch forces in Afghanistan set a rare example

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BBC News | UK News | England | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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Artist gets on the sauce for a canvas that fetched £5,000. Marmalade and mint sauce are used to bring Manchester's Central Library alive on canvas to raise money for the new children's hospital.

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It's all downhill for the 'world's steepest' rollercoaster. A rollercoaster at a North Yorkshire theme park is set to be officially named the world's steepest.

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BBC News | UK News | Scotland | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

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BBC News | South Asia | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

A bright spot. Dutch forces in Afghanistan set a rare example

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BBC News | World | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

West meets East. UK teenagers take up Japan's fashion rebellion

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BBC News | UK | World Edition, 5:17 PM.

Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

Dutch 'success' in Afghan conflict. Damian Grammaticas in Afghanistan's Uruzgan province reports on a rare example in combating insurgency set by the Dutch forces.

North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

Japan's fashion rebellion goes West. An underground youth culture in Japan that rebels against traditional eastern beauty is spreading to the West, the BBC's Nina Robinson reports.

'I was given a cold to help others'. Researchers are giving people colds in a bid to understand its effects on Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

BBC News | UK | UK Edition, 5:17 PM.

Officials withhold fugitive names. Government officials refuse to name dozens of prisoners who have escaped from an open prison.

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North 'cheapest for seaside home'. The cheapest place to buy a home by the sea is in the north of Scotland, according to the latest property figures.

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BBC News | Europe | World Edition, 4:17 PM.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition, 4:17 PM.

UN chief to hold more Burma talks. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is set to hold a second meeting with Burma's top military leaders.

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Japan rethinks silent hybrid cars. Japan considers adding noise-making devices to quiet hybrid cars to improve safety for blind pedestrians.

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Self-help 'makes you feel worse'. Bridget Jones is not alone in turning to self-help mantras to boost her spirits, but a study warns they may have the opposite effect.

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BBC News | World | UK Edition, 4:17 PM.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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UN chief to hold more Burma talks. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is set to hold a second meeting with Burma's top military leaders.

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Mass arrests. Concern grows over fate of Iranian protesters

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 4:17 PM.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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UN chief to hold more Burma talks. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is set to hold a second meeting with Burma's top military leaders.

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Mass arrests. Concern grows over fate of Iranian protesters

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India media hails gay sex ruling. The Indian media welcomes a ruling by a Delhi court decriminalising homosexuality in the country.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 4:17 PM.

Self-help 'makes you feel worse'. Bridget Jones is not alone in turning to self-help mantras to boost her spirits, but a study warns they may have the opposite effect.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

BBC News | Americas | World Edition, 4:17 PM.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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BBC News | Asia-Pacific | World Edition, 4:17 PM.

UN chief to hold more Burma talks. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is set to hold a second meeting with Burma's top military leaders.

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BBC News | Health | UK Edition, 4:17 PM.

Self-help 'makes you feel worse'. Bridget Jones is not alone in turning to self-help mantras to boost her spirits, but a study warns they may have the opposite effect.

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BBC News | South Asia | World Edition, 4:17 PM.

Russia 'agrees US troop transit'. An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.

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BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition, 3:17 PM.

Charity worker kidnapped in Sudan. An Irish aid worker with the charity Goal is kidapped by an armed gang in Kutum in the Darfur region of Sudan.

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1,946 arrests for drink-driving. A total of 1,946 people arrests are made for drink or drug driving in Northern Ireland in 2009 this year.

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BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition, 3:17 PM.

Lovely jubbly - Del Boy returns to TV as teenager. Only Fools and Horses wide boy Derek Trotter is returning to BBC One in a comedy drama about his teenage years.

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BBC News | Latest Published Stories | UK Edition, 3:17 PM.

1,946 arrests for drink-driving. A total of 1,946 people arrests are made for drink or drug driving in Northern Ireland in 2009 this year.

Charity worker kidnapped in Sudan. An Irish aid worker with the charity Goal is kidapped by an armed gang in Kutum in the Darfur region of Sudan.

UN chief to hold more Burma talks. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is set to hold a second meeting with Burma's top military leaders.

'Iran trial' for UK embassy staff. Some of the British embassy staff arrested in Iran for "inciting protests" will be put on trial, a top cleric says.

Building a secure future in Bangladesh. Paul Rose visits Bangladeshi villages, field projects, and schools; and meets the country's leading innovators to report on life at the "front line of sustainable development".

BBC News | Americas | World Edition, 3:17 PM.

Custody battle. Legal wrangles may lie ahead over Jackson's children

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Charity worker kidnapped in Sudan. An Irish aid worker with the charity Goal is kidapped by an armed gang in Kutum in the Darfur region of Sudan.

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Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Charity worker kidnapped in Sudan. An Irish aid worker with the charity Goal is kidapped by an armed gang in Kutum in the Darfur region of Sudan.

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Charity worker kidnapped in Sudan. An Irish aid worker with the charity Goal is kidapped by an armed gang in Kutum in the Darfur region of Sudan.

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1,946 arrests for drink-driving. A total of 1,946 people arrests are made for drink or drug driving in Northern Ireland in 2009 this year.

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Which former PM was sporting a black eye at an award ceremony?. Tony Blair sported a faint black eye as he accepted an award earlier, after an a "gym-related accident".

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Around the horn. So what exactly does the cuckold sign mean?

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Custody battle. Legal wrangles may lie ahead over Jackson's children

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Ince reappointed as MK Dons boss. Paul Ince returns to Milton Keynes Dons for a second spell as manager, one year after leaving to take over at Blackburn

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Gatland demands final Test glory. Assistant coach Warren Gatland says the British and Irish Lions must win the "dead" third Test against South Africa on Saturday.

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Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Gay minister inducted at service. The gay minister whose appointment sparked a furious debate in the Kirk is formally inducted in Aberdeen.

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Firefighters deal with town blaze. Firefighters are dealing with a fire in the Gray's Hill area of Bangor, County Down, on Friday evening.

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Derry title hopes hit by defeat. Derry City's League of Ireland title ambitions suffer a major blow as they are beaten 1-0 by Dundalk at Oriel Park.

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Around the horn. So what exactly does the cuckold sign mean?

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Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Anger over bus pay claim adverts. First Bus in Aberdeen places adverts in newspapers claiming that staff are seeking a 52% pay rise, angering unions.

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Around the horn. So what exactly does the cuckold sign mean?

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Custody battle. Legal wrangles may lie ahead over Jackson's children

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Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Anger over bus pay claim adverts. First Bus in Aberdeen places adverts in newspapers claiming that staff are seeking a 52% pay rise, angering unions.

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Firefighters deal with town blaze. Firefighters are dealing with a fire in the Gray's Hill area of Bangor, County Down, on Friday evening.

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Derry title hopes hit by defeat. Derry City's League of Ireland title ambitions suffer a major blow as they are beaten 1-0 by Dundalk at Oriel Park.

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Gay minister inducted at service. The gay minister whose appointment sparked a furious debate in the Kirk is formally inducted in Aberdeen.

Two men charged after club death. Two 18-year-old men from Cirencester are charged with manslaughter over an attack on a man in the town.

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Driver killed in tree collision. A driver dies and his two passengers are badly injured when a car hits a tree in Northumberland.

Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

Homes evacuated in tyre yard fire. At least 50 people are evacuated from their homes when hundreds of tyres go up in flames.

Firefighters deal with town blaze. Firefighters are dealing with a fire in the Gray's Hill area of Bangor, County Down, on Friday evening.

In pictures: London tower blaze. Images from a fire at a 12-storey tower block in Camberwell, south-east London, in which two children died.

Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Mourinho arrives in Nigeria. Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho arrives in Nigeria for a three-day trip during which he will help local coaches.

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Ince reappointed as MK Dons boss. Paul Ince returns to Milton Keynes Dons for a second spell as manager, one year after leaving to take over at Blackburn

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Gatland demands final Test glory. Assistant coach Warren Gatland says the British and Irish Lions must win the "dead" third Test against South Africa on Saturday.

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Murray fans positive despite loss. Tributes are paid to Andy Murray's performance despite him failing to reach his first ever Wimbledon final.

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Gay minister inducted at service. The gay minister whose appointment sparked a furious debate in the Kirk is formally inducted in Aberdeen.

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Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

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Top envoy in Honduras for talks. A top Latin American diplomat arrives in Honduras to demand the restoration of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

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Lawyers challenge Biggs decision. Lawyers acting for jailed Great train robber Ronnie Biggs claim the Justice Minister's rejection of parole was not legal.

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Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

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Top envoy in Honduras for talks. A top Latin American diplomat arrives in Honduras to demand the restoration of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

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Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

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Top envoy in Honduras for talks. A top Latin American diplomat arrives in Honduras to demand the restoration of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

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Lovely jubbly - Del Boy returns to TV as teenager. Only Fools and Horses wide boy Derek Trotter is returning to BBC One in a comedy drama about his teenage years.

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Good vibrations: New emergency siren will get cars moving. A new type of siren that makes vehicles vibrate is being tested by emergency doctors in Hampshire.

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Murray fails in mixed semi-finals. Jamie Murray completes a miserable day for his family by failing to reach the Wimbledon mixed doubles final.

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'Fantasy world'. How conman used internet to research killing of lover

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'Bargain' buy. Why a £14m seafort should sell for £910,000

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Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

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Mandelson hints at Vauxhall loans. The UK is prepared to make loans or loan guarantees to help push through the sale of Vauxhall, says Lord Mandelson.

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Should the school placement system be reformed?. The prosecution of a parent has been dropped but how far should parents go to get a child into the best school?

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Chef case collapse sparks queries. A man who was to be charged in connection with a break-in at Special Branch offices in 2002 will not be brought to trial.

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Top envoy in Honduras for talks. A top Latin American diplomat arrives in Honduras to demand the restoration of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

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Lovely jubbly - Del Boy returns to TV as teenager. Only Fools and Horses wide boy Derek Trotter is returning to BBC One in a comedy drama about his teenage years.

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Good vibrations: New emergency siren will get cars moving. A new type of siren that makes vehicles vibrate is being tested by emergency doctors in Hampshire.

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Job losses follow factory closure. Dozens of people in mid-Cornwall lose their jobs following the closure of a factory which makes powder handling processing equipment.

Cuckolds, horns and other explanations. Just how insulting is the gesture made by the Portuguese finance minister, and what exactly does it mean?

Top envoy in Honduras for talks. A top Latin American diplomat arrives in Honduras to demand the restoration of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

Chef case collapse sparks queries. Questions must be asked after police could not disclose new evidence about a break-in at Special Branch offices, the SDLP says.

Alaska Governor Palin to resign. Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.

Iron Age coins declared treasure. One of the UK's largest hauls of Iron Age gold coins, found in Suffolk, is declared as treasure.

New blow for speeding fine couple. A High Court judge rejects a Sheffield couple's £20,000 legal bid to overturn a £60 speeding fine.

Armed robbers raid jewellery shop. Armed robbers raid a jewellery shop on the Isle of Wight, sparking a major police hunt.

Boxer to fire gun for city race. Olympic bronze medallist Tony Jeffries will signal the start for runners in a new race in his home town.

Councillor in racism row 'sorry'. A councillor from Kent makes an "unqualified" apology after telling a British Asian man to move back to India or Pakistan in an online forum.

Man jailed for ex-partner murder. A man is jailed for life after being found guilty of murdering his ex-girlfriend in Milton Keynes.