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British terror suspect Rashid Rauf thought to be killed in US missile attack in Pakistan

British terror suspect thought dead

A British man suspected of involvement in an alleged plot to blow up transatlantic jets is believed to have been killed by a US missile strike, officials in Pakistan said. More

Fears for Baby P mother's safety in the future

Concern over Baby P mother identity

MPs have expressed concern at… More

Communities Secretary Hazel Blears has called for a new drive against the BNP

BNP 'could take control of police'

The British National Party will… More


A snow plough clears the road at Hole-of-Horcum in North Yorkshire

Britain braced for Arctic blizzards

Large parts of the UK are braced… More

Labour 'ready to help' hard-pressed families, says Prime Minister

Brown pledges to help families

Gordon Brown has signalled that… More


Andrei Lugovoy named by British prosecutors as main suspect in Litvineko murder

Poisoning accused: I may come to UK

The Russian man accused of fatally… More

A man has appeared in court charged with an Arab student's manslaughter

Man charged with youth manslaughter

A 21-year-old man has appeared… More


Police are investigating after a man was shot dead in London

Man shot dead in London alleyway

A man has been shot dead in an… More

Ministers are set to ban happy hours in pubs and clubs

Ministers 'set to ban happy hour'

Ministers are set to ban happy… More


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Thousands of Indians marched to Bogota in a push for land rights and to protest free-trade negotiations and attacks on the country's indigenous population
Jonathan Ross admitted the prank calls were a 'stupid error of judgment'

Ross keeps job after calls scandal

Jonathan Ross was cleared to keep his £6 million-a-year BBC job despite being criticised by the corporation's governing body over two offensive broadcasts.