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Women will bear brunt of budget cuts, says Yvette Cooper
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'Climategate' was 'a game-changer' in science reporting, say climatologists
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Chelsea's wedding my top priority, says Hillary Clinton on Polish visit
US secretary of state says she has been kept up-to-date with plans for daughter's upcoming wedding via email
Front page
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'Big brother' traffic cameras must be regulated, orders home secretary
Numberplate recognition cameras routinely survey the movements of millions of motorists
Top stories p2
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Suspected gunman Raoul Thomas Moat tells police: 'You aren't taking me seriously'
Hunt goes on for ex-prisoner thought to have shot three people in Gateshead area – killing one of them
Top stories p3
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Police recruits 'should work for free'
Chief constables try to build support for plans to make police recruits to work without pay, saving up to £50m
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CBI 'disappointed' by extra £4bn capital spending cut
Hundreds of infrastructure projects expected to be scrapped on top of Labour's planned cuts -
Rural buses and ticket prices under threat
Green campaigners and MPs warn that cutting bus grant could push up fares and isolate remote communities
UK news p4
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Michael Gove freezes rebuilding of schools in £3.5bn savings
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Is the 40% savings warning the oldest trick in the political book?
UK news p5
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Thames cable car plan to link Olympic venues in time for 2012 games
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Festival organisers say royalties fee hike could drive up ticket prices
UK news p6
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Pope's key speech in Westminster will clash with Jewish festival
Calls to change timing as address coinciedes with Yom Kippur, holiest festival in calendar
UK news p7
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Iraq war veteran: Haunted, in prison, now homeless
Case study: Former sergeant major John Dale's life began to unravel two years ago, when 20 years of military service brought nightmares and flashbacks
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War veterans should be helped to adjust to civilian life, say MPs
Plan calls for psychological assessment and GP checks as thousands of ex-soldiers are arrested every month
UK news p8
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Terry Wogan: BBC stars should take 10-15% pay cut
Highest-paid stars should be 'responsible' and act in solidarity with the rest of the public sector, says broadcaster
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Migrants from new EU states increase London homeless tally
• UK capital's homeless now 4,000, from 2,500 three years ago
• Growth in new rough sleepers attributed to economic tailspin
UK news p9
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Teaching unions dismiss new claims about struggling teachers
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Mother kills herself as daughter is found dead
Catherine Madden dies at south coast cliff as body of Keira, 4, is found at family home
UK news p11
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Tories pick anti-euro campaigners to lead 'no to AV' referendum drive
Lord Leach of Fairford and George Eustice of Business for Sterling to play key roles while Conservative leadership takes backseat
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Northern Ireland archives show 1970s moves to keep republicans behind bars
• Only detention cases likely to be rejected were sent for review
• Ministry of Defence records uncovered in Kew archives
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Tony Blair's guards run up £250,000 a year in expenses
William Hague calls for security given to former prime ministers to be made as 'cost-effective as possible'
UK news p12
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Judicial culture still deters gay and lesbian lawyers, say researchers
Perceived hostility 'preventing applications to become judges'
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Iceland bids to become haven of free speech
UK news p13
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US to press Binyamin Netanyahu to extend freeze on settlements
Barack Obama is anxious to build on what has been achieved since settlements freeze started in November
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US questions its unwavering support for Israel
Consensus forming in Washington that Israeli government is abusing support with policies seen to be risking US lives
International p14
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Petraeus formally assumes command of Nato campaign in Afghanistan
General takes over 130,000-strong international force at time of rising casualty figures and growing scepticism
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No escape yet for Bill Shaw, the Briton cleared of bribery in Kabul
Former army officer's two year sentence overturned but he will be held until legal formalities are complete
International p15
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£2bn Delhi airport terminal signals a new India, says PM
India's biggest public building opens in time for Commonwealth Games, but some have questioned the expense
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Lebanon's Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah dies at 74
Shias mourn their revered cleric, who was accused by the US and Israel of inspiring terrorists
International p16
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World Cup replica made of cocaine seized in Colombia
Statue found in mail warehouse at Bogotà's international airport during routine security check
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French ministers resign after spending scandals
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Xinjiang riots: one year on, Uighur and Han fears still run deep
Security forces boost in China's north-west region as economic stress divides ethnic groups
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Haitham Maleh jailed for three years by Syrian court
International organisations and western governments call for immediate release of 79-year-old human rights activist
International p17
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Italian creates world's largest maze
Franco Maria Ricci, the publisher behind Luigi Serafini's Codex Seraphinianus, creates seven-hectare maze at Fontanellato
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Turkey faces legal challenge over YouTube ban
Internet rights group claims restrictions on access to Google-owned sites illegally discriminate against users
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Aids scientists call for month of sex abstinence
Campaign 'could cut new transmissions by 45%' and infection cycle would be broken, say Swazi officials
International p20
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Fears rise among leading firms that UK faces double dip recession, says Deloitte
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IMF wants bank levy triple the size of Osborne's bailout tax
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Government may start sale of RBS stake in 2011, says chief executive
Stephen Hester says he would be 'disappointed' if ministers do not begin selling 83% holding next year
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Star power can't save Groucho Club from falling deeply into debt
Despite being a favourite with celebrities, the Soho club's losses rose to £2.27m in 2009
Financial p21
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Privatise major roads, says RAC thinktank
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Executive pay rises while shareholder earnings fall, says MM&K survey
Financial p22
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Relief well drill is only days away from leaking oil pipe
Engineers will have to be spot-on in their calculations as to how much drilling mud – or pressure – to exert on the well to choke it off
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Obama hands $2bn to solar energy firms
Subsidies for green companies aimed at creating 5,000 jobs
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Kuwait Investment Office in talks to raise BP stake
Financial p23
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Neighbours from L
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Only when the poison of Iraq is drawn can Labour hope to move on
Comment & debate p25
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Cut off before their prime
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The coalition must stay calm and ignore the sour yoghurt
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Racism has shades of grey
Comment & debate p26
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We are not xenophobes
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These cuts won't only hit the scroungers. We'll all suffer
Comment & debate p27
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In praise of: hay
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Country diary: Lake District
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Public expenditure: scare tactics
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Common agricultural policy: rotten but here to stay
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Corrections and clarifications
The KGB | Roman Abramovich | Gender Identity Development Service
Editorials & reply p28
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Boris's pride
Letters: The mayor was proud to lead Saturday's London Pride and happy to contribute £100,000 to support the celebrations -
The politics of Turkey Twizzlers
Letters: Great food is matched by food education, cooking lessons, on-site food growing and improvements to the dining area -
Cutting the motor of the economy
Letters: The construction industry, with its extended supply chain and labour-intensive work, is one of the most effective industries for converting investment into jobs -
Conservation choices over church roofs and prehistoric sites
Letters: Prehistoric and archaeological sites – from ceremonial stone circles to fortified hill forts – receive peanuts in comparison with churches -
Open door
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Bad handling of the World Cup finals
Letters: If football had an equivalent to the penalty try that prevents cheats from prospering in rugby, Ghana would have won
Editorials & reply p29
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Fred Anderson obituary
Free-jazz saxophonist devoted to his hometown of Chicago -
Mohammed Oudeh (Abu Daoud) obituary
Mastermind behind the attack on Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics
Obituaries p30
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Peter Orlovsky obituary
Member of the beat generation, poet and lover of Allen Ginsberg
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Allan Robb obituary
Presenter on 5 Live who took pride in working for the BBC
Obituaries p31
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Hop Farm festival