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- Venezuela plane crashes on takeoff
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- Transport for London paid three guides £240 to escort one cyclist during tube strike, union claims
- Birmingham council warns 26,000 staff of pay cuts and new contracts
- Russian official sacked for making boys kiss his feet
- Tax return delays expected as HMRC cuts costs
- Roman helmet found in UK may be sold abroad due to glitch in 'treasure' law
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Half of special needs children misdiagnosed
Ofsted says many pupils diagnosed with special needs just require better teaching or care -
US approves $60bn Saudi arms deal
Deal could be biggest in US history as fear of a nuclear Iran overrides concerns about human rights in Saudi Arabia -
Phone hacking: new legal action
Brian Paddick and Chris Bryant Action take action over NotW scandal and could open locked police files -
Police warning over potential cuts
Home secretary warned that a confident force will be required to tackle any disorder professionally -
Le Monde accuses Sarkozy of 'spying'
French newspaper claims that domestic intelligence agency broke law by investigating sources of leaks in Bettencourt affair -
Liberty medal awarded to Tony Blair
Former PM honoured in Philadelphia for role in conflict resolution, particularly Northern Ireland -
BP oil spill claims 'less than $20bn'
Next chief executive tells analysts compensation claims will probably fall below the $20bn set aside -
NY mosque move may incite Muslims
Militants could see Islam as under attack if centre is moved from site near Ground Zero, says imam -
Pressure 'led to FoI ban' on Charles
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Illegal sperm service made £250,000
Nealy 800 women signed up to online donor service, jury hears in first prosecution of its kind -
Osborne rejects charges of 'turf war'
Chancellor says Treasury works very well with DWP and that he and Iain Duncan Smith have a good relationship -
Shark attack victims fight for species
Nine survivors of shark attacks back a ban on killing the endangered fish just for the fins to make soup -
Vatican inquiry to meet sex victims
Top-level investigation begins into Irish Catholic church's paedophile priests -
Berlusconi jokes about Hitler at rally
Silvio Berlusconi urged to apologise after impromptu speech in which he also advises young Italians to marry into money
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Tom Ford rewrites the rule book
Designer, who turned Gucci into a global superbrand, invited only 100 people to his New York show -
Lymington: UK's snootiest town?
The Hampshire town has already rejected an Argos and now it's fighting plans for a JD Wetherspoon's on its high street. But is it just snobbery? -
Found Roman helmet may go abroad
Bronze helmet valued at £300,000 uncovered at farm near Crosby Garrett in Cumbria -
Mass walrus migration to dry land
Up to 20,000, mainly mothers and calves, congregate on coast of Alaska, in first such exodus of its kind -
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Union says social networking rules are unnecessary because teachers know what they're doing. Really? -
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Rangers clash prompts plea for calm
Manchester United manager says he is confident the return of Rangers will not feature fans running amok as they did two years ago
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