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Richard Garner: Teachers warn of 'toxic' effect of a socially segregated system.
North Korea: How to follow the right path in architecture
Tim Walker: The country has some of the world's biggest – and most bizarre – buildings and landmarks.
Woman-baiting is back in fashion
Harriet Walker: Samantha Brick is a puppet for a male hegemony that derives its power from the myth that women don't like each other.
Protest songs: Marching to the beat of dissent
The Falklands War inspired a wealth of protest songs. But in today’s multi-media world, they’re becoming an outdated art form.
Roll up your hosepipes for the big turn-off
Charlie Cooper: From today millions of people will be subject to restrictions on their use of water due to emergency drought measures.
Weird, geeky, and out of touch? Public meets real Ed Miliband
Oliver Wright: The blinking. The awkward mannerisms. Could the Labour leader really be 'the new Bobby Kennedy'?
One foot in the rave: middle-age drug use rising
Jeremy Laurance: Illicit drug use among over-50s has risen sharply as the greying hippie generation ages.Crime
Hip-hop bear dances
Popular Israeli resort hit by rocket attack
A rocket attack was launched today on an Israeli resort popular with Britons and the venue for the European Triathlon Championships later this month.
Leading article: A light shone into the dark corners of power
The Leveson Inquiry has exploded the myth of Britain as a beacon of transparency
Strauss only goes halfway to silencing his doubters
Sri Lanka 275 England 154-1: Crucial innings ensures captain will be in charge this summer as England scent win
Fanny takes the Tube: new London victory for the Flying Dutchwoman
Protest sees Blankers-Koen promoted to Transport for London's Olympic map
Matterhorn disintegrating in the face of global warming
Cycle of freezing and thawing sees lumps of rock falling off the mountain, say scientists
What is the Data Protection Regulation and how will it affect social media?
Imagine this hypothetical scenario whereby Fred owns a Facebook page which details his interests (wh...
Test proves footballers are good at thinking outside the box
The antics of the Chelsea defender Ashley Cole, who shot an intern with an air rifle, and Mario Balotelli of Manchester City, who accidentally set his house ablaze with fireworks, hardly inspire confidence in the mental capacities of footballers.
Avon Calling: A night at the theatre from the comfort of your own sitting room
One-woman show Avon Calling is an interactive theatre experience with a difference – it takes place in people's homes. Alice Jones turned her south London flat into a stage for a poignant perfumed-themed party
Womb cancer deaths increase by 20 per cent
A dramatic rise in the number of women diagnosed with womb cancer means death rates have risen by almost 20% in the last decade, figures suggest.
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10 best download-only games
With 'Journey' clocking up perfect scores we look at the other digital games worth your time
Still in the grip of Burma's tyrants
Burma's reforms and by-elections have moved attention away from the country's political prisoners
Would you let complete strangers make your decisions?
A new Channel 4 show will see people allow a crowd of 50 solve their most personal dilemmas. The jury's out on whether it's an innovative idea or a crowdsourced stunt
Portrait fame for newspaper vendor
Jamie Routley's oil paintings of 49-year-old Tony Lewis are among four works selected for award
Shot in Paris, filmed in English...
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North Korea: Architecture of the damned
The country has some of the world's biggest - and most bizarre - buildings and landmarks.
The 10 best landline phones
From the elegant Alessi Cordless to the Moshi Moshi Phone Dock...
Protest songs: Marching to the beat of dissent
The Falklands War inspired a wealth of protest songs but in today’s multi-media world, they’re becoming an outdated art form.
Christine Blower: 'Teachers feel they deserve better'
The NUT leader predicts fighting talk when the union meets for its conference this weekend
Fanny takes the Tube: new London victory for the Flying Dutchwoman
Protest sees Blankers-Koen promoted to Transport for London's Olympic map
James Lawton: Which Tiger will come to tee?
Believers say it's the old Woods and he's ready to win again. Doubters say new swing guru will fail to paper over cracks
London calling to reclaim the County title
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John Hall: Inquests and court hearings should not be take place in public if they involve national security matters that could endanger life, Kenneth Clarke said today.
Hague criticises 'bizarre demands' of Britons abroad
Don't call the British embassy if your jam won't set, if you are looking for a dog-minder while you are on holiday, or if your livestock need checking on, warns the Foreign Secretary.How did America become land of the high school massacre?
As yet another student opens fire on his former classmates, Jeremy Laurance asks if such atrocities share an underlying cause.
Bond switches to Heineken
As 007 swaps his vodka martinis for lager in the forthcoming 'Skyfall', Geoffrey Macnab looks at what switching to beer means for James Bond.
Network Rail fined £4m for Grayrigg train crash
The firm accepted it was at fault for the derailment which which killed one passenger and left 86 others injured.Meat removal technique to be banned
A technique used in the UK to remove meat from animal bones is to be banned following a moratorium by the European Commission.Suicide blast in Somalia kills top sports officials
Daniel Howden: Hopes of a recovery in Mogadishu have been set back by a bomb attack that killed two top sports officials.Latest News
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Government retreats on digital 'Big Brother' plan
Home Secretary accused of mishandling surveillance proposals
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Death wish: How did America become the land of the high school massacre?
As yet another student opens fire on his former classmates, Jeremy Laurance asks if such atrocities share an underlying cause
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Top scientist quits Olympics anti-doping body in 'muzzling' claim
A scientist with a leading role in anti-doping at the London Olympics has resigned amid claims he is being "muzzled" by authorities. Dr Michael Ashenden is a leading expert on blood doping in cycling and has been critical of the effectiveness of "biological passports" in monitoring potential doping.
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Olympics RSS Feed - click to grab the feedTop scientist quits Olympics anti-doping body in 'muzzling' claim
A scientist with a leading role in anti-doping at the London Olympics has resigned amid claims he is being "muzzled" by authorities. Dr Michael Ashenden is a leading expert on blood doping in cycling and has been critical of the effectiveness of "biological passports" in monitoring potential doping.
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Environmentalists accuse DIY chain of setting bad example with make-up of own-brand product
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Evan Davis: Quiet man of the airwaves bites back
Some of his BBC colleagues are a little too aggressive, Evan Davis tells Ben Riley-Smith
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The Undateables: Not so much unwatchable, but still slightly unedifying
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Strong finishers? History says Manchester United can be overhauled by City in the Premier League title race
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Huge feathered yutyrannus huali dinosaur identified
A "shaggy" close cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex discovered in China is the biggest feathered dinosaur known, scientists have revealed.
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Damien Hirst: The maestro of the macabre
From sliced-up cows to dead sharks, Damien Hirst is the master of statement, but his retrospective at the Tate shows how little of himself he reveals
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Dentists should screen patients for signs that they drink too much alcohol, researchers have said.
- 1The goal that cost bookie William Hill £570,000
- 2News in pictures
- 3Isabelle Caro, the face of anorexia, dies at 28
- 4Lineker blames £25,000-a-year school after son fails to make grade
- 5Boy, 15, jailed for copycat killing of mother
- 6Man whose WMD lies led to 100,000 deaths confesses all
- 7Ten adverts that shocked the world
- 8Government retreats on digital 'Big Brother' plan
- 9Death wish: How did America become the land of the high school massacre?
- 10Were you fooled? The best of the April Fools' Day jokes
- 1The goal that cost bookie William Hill £570,000
- 2Isabelle Caro, the face of anorexia, dies at 28
- 3Lineker blames £25,000-a-year school after son fails to make grade
- 4Man whose WMD lies led to 100,000 deaths confesses all
- 5Boy, 15, jailed for copycat killing of mother
- 6Harry Potter's secret is out after PR slip gives the game away
- 7Manchester United's worst XI under Alex Ferguson
- 8Food for thought: how one young entrepreneur turned a drunken idea into a tasty business
- 9Pogba ignores Ferguson and quits United to head for Juventus
- 10'Hello mum, this is going to be hard for you to read ...'
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How did America become the land of the high school massacre?
As yet another student opens fire on his former classmates, Jeremy Laurance asks if such atrocities share an underlying cause
A good news man in Africa
In Britain, journalism's reputation is at an all-time low. Elsewhere, it is easier to see its potential as a force for good
Are Chezza and Hazza really made for each other?
Cheryl Cole has told Marie Claire magazine that she'd love to marry Prince Harry
Bond switches to Heineken
As 007 swaps his vodka martinis for lager in the forthcoming 'Skyfall', Geoffrey Macnab looks at what switching to beer means for the secret agent
The 10 best bluebell walks
Spring has sprung so it's time to go in search of the season's finest flowers
Avon Calling
A night at the theatre from the comfort of your own sitting room
Carry on camping
Holiday parks go well beyond a tent pitch or caravan – now you can expect swimming pools, circus skills, nature walks and spa facilities
A taste of India
Ancient philosophies are at the heart of Shreyas Retreat near Bangalore
James Lawton
Masters demons cast aside by merry McIlroy
How fading away form has hit City's title run
Poor performances on road since the 6-1 win at United have dented City's hopes - and it is largely Mancini's fault
Montpellier could see off PSG fat cats and get the cream
The French title may not go to the wealthy Parisians but to the little club with little history
'Anorexia has many causes – and you're probably not one of them'
Do families hold the key to a cure?
The 10 best parenting apps
From keeping healthy to bedtime stories
Where next for One Direction?
Writers join battle to create boy band's next hits
Authorities on their marks to ensure safety of food during Olympics
A specially created Food Safety Squad aims to ensure all comestibles sold during the Games come up to scratch
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06 Sep ' 07:30
18Hi 18°C / Lo 12°CMurdoch 'was told of hack email'
The former legal chief of News Group Newspapers today told MPs he was "certain" he told James Murdoch about an explosive email which proved that knowledge of phone-hacking was more widespread at the News of the World than the company had claimed.
Elders hold talks over Gaddafi stronghold
Tribal elders from Bani Walid are trying to persuade regime loyalists to lay down their arms.
Turkey warns of more sanctions against Israel
Turkey to step up surveillance of Med after Israel refused to apologise for raid on protest flotilla.
Two first-time novelists on Booker shortlist new
Julian Barnes has been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize - and will battle it out with two newcomers.
Mayor: Clarke right on penal system new
Riots were the result of a system that fails to stop 'a feral underclass' reoffending, Justice Secretary said.
Court filming ban to be overturned new
It will be the first time that cameras have been allowed in courts other than the Supreme Court.
Ex-MP faces 21 expenses charges
Margaret Moran will be charged with fiddling her expenses by more than £60,000, prosecutors said today.
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- BP unveils £700m oil project move
- Court filming ban to be overturned
- Elders hold talks over Gaddafi stronghold
- Another Spanish town bans burka in public
- Turkey warns of more sanctions against Israel
- Video: Giant crocodile captured in the Philippines
- Knox trial continues looking at DNA evidence
- Italy halted by anti-cuts strikes
- James Murdoch 'was told of hack email'
- Video: 9/11 conspiracy theories continue
- Cable thieves cause transport chaos
- Australia 'bomb siege' stand-off ends safely
- Traders invest in safe haven assets
- Amy Winehouse 'used for cash by ex-husband'
- Fatal Colin McRae crash 'was avoidable'
- Frankie Sandford becomes soccer fan for man
- Debbie Harry jealous of Beyonce's success
- Two first-time novelists on Booker shortlist
- I'll take the shoot-out, said Raoul Moat
- Ex-MP faces 21 expenses charges
- Clarke right on penal system, says mayor
- Vermaelen out for six weeks following surgery
- Ferguson dismisses any talk of retirement
- England v India LIVE!
- Cech recovery ahead of schedule for Chelsea
- Ghana claim Frimpong chooses them over England
45th anniversary Star Trek art exhibition new
Manchester United top of the 25 best supported clubs in Europe
Amy Winehouse 'used for cash by ex-husband' new
James Murdoch 'was told of hack email' new
The best (and worst) nicknames in football
Elders hold talks over Gaddafi stronghold new
Another Spanish town bans burka in public new
Cable thieves cause transport chaos new
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Clarke blames justice system for riots new
Riots that swept across the UK were the result of a penal system that fails to stop 'a feral underclass' reoffending, the Justice Secretary has said.
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'Monster' wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
The blaze consumed as much as 25,000 acres along a line that stretched for 16 miles, Forest Service officials said.
McDonald's puts calories on menu – but who's counting?
Genevieve Roberts asks if the move will make diners change their ways.
Convoy of Gaddafi soldiers cross border into Niger new
Move could be a dramatic, secretly negotiated bid by Gaddafi to seek refuge in a friendly African state.
Australian police in 'child hostage' stand-off new
Man, who is with his daughter, claims that he has a bomb and has made a series of demands to negotiators.
Too many hospitals provide too many of the same services says think-tank.
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When India's tour began, the enhancement of Sachin Tendulkar's legend was at hand. His 100th international hundred was but an innings away and the only conjecture seemed to be whether he would achieve it at Lord's in the first Test, which anybody with romance in their soul preferred, or might be forced to wait a match or so, since even gods have their limitations.
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First Night: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Venice Film Festival
Not as seen on TV: Gary Oldman comes in from cold in Le Carré's classic
- New car sales rose by over 7% last month new
- Riots 'due to broken penal system' says Clarke new
- Bombardier contract decision 'will cost jobs' new
- Holidaymakers pay 265k a day in surcharges new
- Pirate hostages to take to the seas again new
- Gaddafi soldiers cross border into Niger new
- Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
- Australian police in 'child hostage' stand-off new
- Video: Raoul Moat's 999 call new
- Stoke made bid to sign Parker new
- Liverpool explore partnership with Nacional new
- Dunne reveals Houllier conflict new
- Hammam hits out over Fifa ban new
- Sion confident of winning appeal over ban new
- Ronaldinho still has role on world stage new
- Malbranque confirms quitting but denies rumours new
- Argentina announce squad to face England new
- Wilkinson take positives from 'Tour From Hell' new
- Botha could miss Wales opener new
- Federer reaches quarter finals of US Open new
Convoy of Gaddafi soldiers cross border into Niger new
Steve Richards: Darling's book spells danger for Miliband
Unlocked by melting ice-caps, the great polar oil rush has begun
McDonald's puts calories on the menu – but is anyone counting?
Struck by silence: How three photographers captured the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks
Unlocked by melting ice-caps, the great polar oil rush has begun
Convoy of Gaddafi soldiers cross border into Niger new
Tycoon Pierre Lagrange comes out – to face UK's most expensive divorce payout
British bank notes set for plastic surgery
Terence Blacker: The public school myth of 'character'
Exclusive: Smoked out: tobacco giant's war on science
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Hi 17°C / Lo 12°CSaudi star-gazers accused of bungling dates of Ramadan
Mass tourism and climate change could lead to destruction of world's wonders
Top hospital to be closed as cash crisis engulfs NHS
Revealed: MI6 saved Saif Gaddafi from death threat
Awesome Serena determined to end traumatic year on a high
Iceland: The broken economy that got out of jail
Rebels settle scores in Libyan capital
Life after Assad looks ominous for Syria's Christian minority
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Hospital closures 'essential', say experts
Jeremy Laurance: Too many hospitals provide too many of the same services and are chasing too few patients to maintain standards, according to a leading health think-tank.
9/11: Can we count the real cost?
Stephen Foley: We know the death toll, but putting a figure on the financial cost of the terrorist attack is a puzzle.
Unlocked by melting ice-caps, the great polar oil rush is on
Michael McCarthy: Trillions of dollars of oil money are at stake, and the ecological risks are equally huge.
Libyan rebel leader says MI6 knew he was tortured
Kim Sengupta: Abdelhakim Belhaj was delivered into Gaddafi's hands by MI6, then brutally attacked.
One small step for News Corp. One giant symbolic leap in press history
Andy McSmith: Many will welcome the surrender of 'Fortress Wapping'.
Cameron promises full examination of new rendition claims
David Cameron said yesterday that an independent inquiry should investigate evidence, revealed by The Independent, that British intelligence agencies were complicit in the rendition of terrorist suspects to Libya, where they were tortured by the Gaddafi regime.
Oil exploration under Arctic ice could cause 'uncontrollable' natural disaster
Any serious oil spill in the ice of the Arctic, the "new frontier" for oil exploration, is likely to be an uncontrollable environmental disaster despoiling vast areas of the world's most untouched ecosystem, one of the world's leading polar scientists has told The Independent.
Cook battling to keep job after offensive email angers owners
Ian Herbert: Claim by Manchester City chief that mocking message was result of hacking is under investigation by officials.
The lengths some people will go to for charity
140 miles, eight days, freezing water, raw sewage: David Walliams plunges into his biggest challenge yet... as Sam Cam sets out on a one-mile walk through London's West End, equipped only with a pair of stilettos
Banks suffer as eurozone crisis triggers fresh market slump
Growth worries and concerns about a US sub-prime lawsuit add to investor fears
Oil exploration under Arctic ice could cause 'uncontrollable' natural disaster
Any serious oil spill in the ice of the Arctic, the "new frontier" for oil exploration, is likely to be an uncontrollable environmental disaster despoiling vast areas of the world's most untouched ecosystem, one of the world's leading polar scientists has told The Independent.
Shadow of hacking hangs over Murdoch plan to sell Wapping
News Corp has abandoned plans to create a new "media campus" for all its UK operations and will sell its iconic Wapping site for redevelopment, the company announced yesterday.
Eye surgery: Suddenly I see
Tired of wearing glasses, Sally Ann Lasson went in search of a cure for her short sight – and found that things are looking up in the world of eye surgery
Clegg: free schools will not be run for profit
Teachers' leaders last night expressed scepticism at Nick Clegg's pledge that the Government's new free schools programme will not be allowed to cream off bright pupils or be run for profit by private companies.
Vann Nath
Vann Nath, who died on 5 September aged 66, was an artist who was among only seven people to survive Cambodia's most notorious prison of the Khmer Rouge regime in the 1970s and who later depicted the facility's horrific torture.
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Team GB: 'We're on course'
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The fine art of film-making
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Turkey's 'Elgin marble'
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10 best student cookbooks
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Behind NZ's rugby dream
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Walliams v SamCam: all for charity?
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Welcome to gladiator school
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Ramadan dates 'bungled'
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Pic of the day: US wildfire
- More hospital closures 'essential', say experts
- Libyan rebel leader says MI6 knew he was tortured
- Poll: Osborne's plan to scrap 50p tax is unfair
- MPs to quiz senior 'News of the World' figures again
- Arctic oil exploration could cause 'catastrophe'
- Cameron promises examination of rendition claims
- Clarke blames riots on 'broken penal system'
- Fifth of primary pupils find lessons too easy
- UN warns of 750,000 deaths in Somalia famine
- 'Unfit' Chirac will not attend corruption trial
- Security officers accused of abusing asylum seekers
- Complaints against financial firms up 50 per cent
- Banks suffer as eurozone crisis triggers fresh slump
- Levein keeps focus on Lithuania despite 'diver'
- Gouging ban may end Hock's season
- Ferguson refusing to write off Chelsea
- Murray primed to take revenge on Young pretender
- England's injury blues drag on
- Cook battling to keep job in offensive email row
UN warns of 750,000 deaths as Somalia famine area spreads
Walcott injury and Bale threat force Capello to shuffle his pack
Cook battling to keep job after offensive email angers owners
Experts dismiss DNA evidence as Knox nears end of murder appeal
Libyan rebel leader says MI6 knew he was tortured
China broke UN embargo to sell arms to Gaddafi
McDonald's puts calories on the menu – but is anyone counting?
Starwood Preferred Guest points most valuable, study says
More hospital closures 'essential', say experts
Serota splashes Tate cash – to cut galleries' costs
Why painting the Forth Bridge isn't like painting the Forth Bridge any more
Unlocked by melting ice-caps, the great polar oil rush has begun
Oil exploration under Arctic ice could cause 'uncontrollable' natural disaster
Dominic Lawson: We betrayed our values with torture
Tony Blair began to treat Gaddafi as if he were a civilising force in the region
Steve Richards: Darling's book spells danger for Miliband
Voters will pick up a sense that the Labour government fell apart in chaos
Terence Blacker: The public school myth of 'character'
That quiet sense of entitlement among the privately educated
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Documents discovered in Tripoli appear to suggest that the UK traded information with Libya in return for intelligence extracted from terror suspects under interrogation.
Top witness undermines Mubarak case
General had agreed to give evidence backing claims that ex-regime ordered protesters to be shot.
Katy Perry records tribute to Freddie Mercury
Katy Perry has filmed a video tribute for Freddie Mercury's 65th birthday today.
Mental illness care 'close to a revolution'
Parents sue over son's failure in 11-plus exam
Downton Abbey: A touch of class
Per Denez: Writer and scholar who sought recognition for the Breton language and culture
Trail of the unexpected: Discover Dame Shirley Bassey's former haunts in Cardiff
Treating children for anxiety 'would cut risk of mental illness'
Lunchbox recipes from the experts
Ladies, get cracking: walnuts may protect your breasts
Hamish McRae: We weren't ready to accept the truth that economic news would be so bad
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PM welcomes Libya investigation
The Gibson Inquiry has announced that it will "be considering allegations of UK involvement in rendition to Libya" as part of its work.
Boy sentenced for riots theft
12-year-old who stole chocolate from a shop during the riots has received a nine-month referral order.
Scientists have taken the first tentative steps towards conserving some of the world's most endangered species with the help of stem-cell technology, which could lead to the generation of sperm and eggs from skin cells.
- More troops surround Gaddafi's town
- Belgium now without government for 450 days
- EDL leader arrested for bail breach
- Toddler dies in caravan park lake
- Markets slump amid fresh debt fears
- News International to sell Wapping
- Raid catches top al-Qa'ida member
- Boy, 12, sentenced for riots theft
- Tory MSP confident of breakaway bid
- Raoul Moat jail warning to ex-girlfriend
- PM welcomes Libya rendition investigation
- Egyptians demand to see Mubarak trial
- Nick Clegg's free school call 'too late'
- Travellers' eviction date in two weeks
- Italy deny rift following Balotelli iPad incident
- Tendulkar ruled out of one-day series
- Habana issues warning to South Africa rivals
- Serie A strike called off
- Spain take blame for brawl against Chile
- Wenger fails in Uefa appeal over ban
- Countdown to the 2011 Rugby World Cup
- Watch out England, Wales have won before...
Appetite for lower-fat ice cream feeds high-street 'gelato' boom
Scientists a step closer to Hepatitis C vaccine
Mary Ann Sieghart: Time to call the SNP's bluff
Zubin Mehta: Master of the high tempo
It's the end of the ride after China bans new theme parks
Philippa Gregory: 'The abuse of power and cruelty is very familiar'
Masters of illusion: The great management consultancy swindle
Leading article: A closure that will test the commitment to NHS reform
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19Hi 20°C / Lo 14°CInquiry to look at UK-Libya links
An inquiry looking into allegations of UK complicity in the mistreatment of terror suspects today announced it will consider fresh claims relating to links between Britain's intelligence and security services and Libya.
FTSE 100 falls amid fears over bank lawsuit new
Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays both lost more than 7% while HSBC shed more than 1%.
Police to testify as Mubarak returns to court new
Egypt's ousted president in court for a third hearing in his trial on charges of corruption and complicity.
Free schools 'must be open to all' new
Nick Clegg said that they would be acceptable only if they reduce social segregation.
Killer typhoon brings more misery to Japan new
The death toll from the worst typhoon to hit the country in seven years climbed to 26 today.
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9/11 health issues new
This week, as the ten year anniversary of 9/11 approaches, the Lancet medical journal launches a landmark issue focussing on the effects of 9/11 from a health perspective.
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9/11 health issues new
This week, as the ten year anniversary of 9/11 approaches, the Lancet medical journal launches a landmark issue focussing on the effects of 9/11 from a health perspective.
- Italian heritage vandal is caught
- Inquiry to look at UK-Libya links
- Police to testify as Mubarak returns to court
- More parents hiring private tutors in hard times
- Killer typhoon brings more misery to Japan
- Move to tackle Oyster overcharging
- Double-dip recession fears grow
- Free schools 'must be open to all'
- Raoul Moat inquest jury sworn in
- Womenswear sales slump
- Council sets date for Dale Farm clearance
- Manchester City chief Cook in cancer email storm
- Theo Walcott hopes new signings lift Arsenal
- Cahill excited at Terry link-up
- Baines ruled out of Wales clash at Wembley new
- England captain Moody to miss World Cup opener new
- Gerrard delighted with return of Bellamy new
- Ferguson predicts title challenge from Chelsea new
- Bizarre sports press conferences new
- Levein calls for 'diver' Rezek to be suspended new
- Lampard important to England insists Capello new
Manchester United top of the 25 best supported clubs in Europe
Hacked Off: The art show that's driven Banksy up the wall
The only postcode without a Tesco – but for how much longer?
Struck by silence: How three photographers captured the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks
Bizarre and memorable sports press conferences new
Women face 70-year wait for top jobs equality
Emily Watson: 'Why I had to play Fred West’s confidante'
Pleasures of the flesh: William Etty's nudes
Hacked Off: The art show that's driven Banksy up the wall
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