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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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