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Breaking news:
- Attacks mar Afghan handover target - PA
- NATO says 4 dead in shooting at training range - AP
- BA gets go-ahead for joint flights - PA
- United flight hits turbulence, injuring 30 - AP
- Budget tax changes to hit families - PA
- 2 backed by Palin, Gingrich in Ga. governor runoff - AP
- Gunman grandfather was not licensed - PA
- US: no worries about Russian nuke treaty cheating - AP
- HIV infection among over 50s rises - PA
- Clinton, Gates visit DMZ dividing 2 Koreas - AP
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Cameron tells Obama he will release Lockerbie files
PM resists inquiry into release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi as president demands all facts should come out- In pictures: Cameron and Obama in Washington
- Libya: Al-Megrahi release strengthened ties with UK
- Art for Barack, candles for Michelle: the official gifts
- Editorial: Cameron in US - useful, but not special
- Gary McKinnon campaigners praise PM
- Don't single out BP, Cameron warns US
- Barack Obama invited to make state visit to UK
- Full coverage of David Cameron in the US
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Early Afghan handover plan dropped
Exclusive: Original timetable to begin handover at end of this year abandoned over security concerns -
Culture department faces 50% cuts
Jeremy Hunt has put plans to Treasury proposing deep cuts in staff and move to smaller building -
BP accused of ignoring leak report
Just as nightmare appears over, and cap on leaking well is holding, British firm's official gives damaging testimony -
Double dip fears as bank loans dry up
Osborne and Cable anxious that rationing of lending to small businesses could reverse recovery from recession -
Ribéry charged with soliciting minor
Fellow France forward Karim Benzema also charged after allegedly paying for sex with underage prositutute in April -
Iraq invasion 'radicalised' Muslims
Former MI5 chief delivers withering assessment of case for war against Iraq at Chilcot inquiry -
Fishing boats fight Yellow Sea slick
Chinese authorities mobilise 800 boats to join specialist ships to keep crude oil from beaches -
Anger at early release for Israeli killer
Family of Tom Hurndall seek meeting with government over 'weak response' to release of soldier who shot him -
Obama sends 1,200 to Mexico border
Attempt to stop illegal immigrants and drugs comes as critics warn Arizona law will lead to racial profiling -
Berlusconi waters down wiretaps bill
Sliding approval ratings and criticism from Italian prime minister's own allies led to concession -
Arab guilty of rape after sex with Jew
Israeli man of Arab origin sentenced to 18 months in prison after telling a woman that he was also Jewish -
Apple posts top quarterly earnings
Steve Jobs says technology company had enjoyed 'phenomenal quarter' after revenues rise 88%
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Wear autumn's trends now
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Power and poise
As the Bolshoi arrive in the UK, Judith Mackrell explains the appeal of one of the great ballet companies -
Ocado forced to slash float price
Directors of online grocery company cut price to 180-200p from 200p-275p in bid to find investors -
Aids: Zimbabwe's circumcision plan
'Conveyor belt' operations on 1.2m males could help avert 40% of infections, Vienna Aids conference told -
Doctor Who baddies took over my life
Compiling a list of Doctor Who's foes sparked an astonishing response, says Simon Rogers -
Stephen Fry unveils new TV series
Planet Word, a five-part series, will cover language – but it's 'a bit of a secret', Fry tells 14-year-old interviewer
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Banjos are back, but beards less so
Shortlist for music prize reflects genre's resurgence but few surprise nominations as judges opt to play safe -
Brits are back on song
After years in the shadow of Brooklyn bands, the British album is stronger than ever. Rosie Swash salutes the Mercury shortlist
Sport highlights
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Ashes to stay on Sky
Sports minister Hugh Robertson expected to reject extension of free-to-air events -
Fédrigo sees off Armstrong challenge
Tour de France: Lance Armstrong's bid for a fairytale finale ended in anticlimax as Pierrick Fédrigo won the 16th stage -
Gerrard's Anfield stay seems assured
Steven Gerrard has effectively tied himself to Liverpool for at least another year after meeting with Roy Hodgson
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Andy Burnham: 'I want a clear break from this way of running Labour'
Polly Toynbee finds out why Andy Burnham thinks he has what it takes to win the Labour leadership -
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