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Man flees court after murder verdict17:24
Campbell sentenced to 200 hours community service15:20
Grieving mother pays tribute to 'beautiful son'14:18
EU threatens Zimbabwe with further sanctions14:11
Jail for teenager shopped by his father12:14
Market update - 20 June11:46
Pearson named as Leicester manager11:45
<a href="http://blogs.independent.co.uk/openhouse/2008/06/the-personal-st.html" target="_blank">Guest author: The personal stories from Zimbabwe's 'map of terror'</a>11:44
Abu Hamza loses extradition fight11:23
Ronaldo is 'not for sale' say United11:14
McClaren takes Dutch post07:13
England players 'decline police interviews' in NZ00:00
Milan say Adebayor is sole target for summer00:00
Rovers hope to get Ince clearance00:00
F1 drivers threaten strike ahead of British Grand Prix00:00
Brian Viner interviews Svetlana Kuznetsova: ‘In Britain the first girl who hits two balls in - they give her everything’00:00
‘Accused’ fate rests on talks with police00:00
Leytonstone boy enjoys Turkish surprise00:00
Hansen’s warning to All Blacks of little comfort to distracted England00:00
Tiger’s lay-off will be good for the sport, says O’Meara00:00
Portsmouth waiting in wings for £10m-rated Wright-Phillips00:00
Leeds duo agree new contracts00:00
Adulthood (15)00:00
Hiddink's achievements may leave Chelsea with cause to regret00:00
Book Of A Lifetime: The Kiss And Other Stories, by Anton Chekhov00:00
Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Will someone please shut HBOS up00:00
Croatia v Turkey: Bilic happy that his Croatian stars are down to earth00:00
Shock boost to retail sales heightens fears higher interest rates on the way00:00
The Edge of Love (15)00:00
Denis MacShane: Europe needs to speak with one voice00:00
Terence Blacker: The selective morality of our business leaders00:00
What a liberty! Chakrabarti in threat to sue over Tory 'smear'00:00
Portugal 2 Germany 3: Ballack sends Scolari packing00:00
Philip Hensher: Is it safe to revisit the harems?00:00
Matthew Norman: Prepare for the second wave of Obamania00:00
Her Name is Sabine (12A)00:00
Tracey Emin: My Life In A Column00:00
Michelle de Kretser: The urban jungle00:00
Arrogance or elegance? The most expensive house in the world00:00
Paperbacks: Something Borrowed, by Paul Magrs00:00
The thighs have it as Bristol is named first Cycling City00:00
Arsenal put Kroenke in position to take over club00:00
World's newest airline faces stormy forecasts00:00
Government borrowing soars by half00:00
'We Danced All Night', by Martin Pugh00:00
Album: Eliza Carthy, Dreams of Breathing Underwater (Topic)00:00
Couscous (La Graine et le Mulet) (15)00:00
The Sketch: Britishness: a God-given right to muddle through00:00
Children of Freedom, by Marc Lévy, trans Sue Dyson00:00
John Whale: Editor who supervised radical changes at the 'Church Times'00:00
First Night: Grace Jones, Meltdown Festival, Royal Festival Hall00:00
John Lichfield: With the Taoiseach in the naughty chair, this was a polite mad hatter's tea party00:00
Icahn rails against 'sclerotic boards'00:00
Mulberry takes cautious view despite bagging 'stunning' sales00:00
Freedom Of Information: A third of all Freedom of Information requests rejected00:00
Obama entangled in row over Muslim headscarf00:00
Narrowed losses at GW Pharmaceuticals00:00
The infectious rhythms of Dengue Fever00:00
Paperbacks:Looking for Enid, by Duncan McLaren00:00
Today at Euro 2008: Boulahrouz stays on despite tragic event00:00
Paperbacks: The Dissident, by Nell Freudenberger00:00
The Escapist (15)00:00
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Stand Up Get Down Featuring Jessica Hynes & Friends, Madame Jojo's, London00:00
'Dangerous' dementia drugs to be reviewed00:00
Jeremy Warner's Outlook: US again reverses ferret on tanker order00:00
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Cuis Ghaire the next to shine in Bolger constellation00:00
Story of the Song : 'What's Made Milwaukee Famous' Jerry Lee Lewis (1968)00:00
Raj Persaud found guilty of 'dishonest plagiarism'00:00
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Greedy gorgers force strawberry farmer to end pick-your-own offer00:00
Miles Kington Remembered: The decade when all good things came in fours00:00
Bernard Manning returns to have the last laugh00:00
Aimee Mann's reasons to be cheerful00:00
Ronaldo reacts to defeat by demanding move to Real00:00
Sarah Churchwell: No wonder plagiarism comes naturally to students00:00
Paperbacks: Sylvia, Queen of the Headhunters, by Philip Eade00:00
Treasures of the English Church: Sacred Gold and Silver 800-2000, Goldsmiths' Hall, London00:00
Why do non-musical celebrities make records?00:00
Signorelli, Luca: The Resurrection of the Flesh (c.1500)00:00
Centrica warns of large rises in bills00:00
Jeremy Warner's Outlook: A dirty business, but Darling may have got it about right on Bank of England reform00:00
Stalin's Children, by Owen Matthews00:00
The Ruins (18)00:00
The Raven King, by Marcus Tanner00:00
Meet the original magician of the silver screen00:00
Families share heartbreak over soldiers' deaths00:00
Soldier died after army 'beasting'00:00
Andy Burnham: The Mr Nice Guy who talked his way into a nasty situation00:00
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Ant & Dec bet on 'Double Your Money' revival00:00
Boyd Tonkin: A Week in Books00:00
The Big Question: What does the Territorial Army do, and how has its role changed?00:00
Jason Bateman - a child star grows up00:00
Albert Herring, Glyndebourne Festival, Glyndebourne00:00
Cultural Life: Goldie, DJ & Producer00:00
The Gone-Away World, by Nick Harkaway00:00
England's over rate proves we played fair, says Moores00:00
Professor Ian McIntyre: Glasgow vet who served in Africa00:00
Leading article: The end of independence?00:00
Sainsbury's counts the cost of its website crashing00:00
Hirst hopes to revolutionise art market with 'Golden Calf'00:00
Hollywood playing politics: Tinseltown's new taboo-busters00:00
Confessions Of An Eco-sinner, by Fred Pearce00:00
Mann 'only a junior member' of coup plot00:00
Brown pushes EU to allow more modified animal feeds00:00
Paperbacks: I Wish Someone Were Waiting For Me Somewhere, by Anna Gavalda00:00
The Road From Damascus, by Robin Yassin-Kassab00:00
Raymond Williams: A Warrior's Tale, by Dai Smith00:00
Last Night's TV: Britain's Lost World BBC1<br />The Flapping Track BBC400:00
Market Report: BG energised by Shell bid rumours and upgrade00:00
EU gives Ireland an ultimatum – find a solution to treaty 'no' vote00:00
Brazil play down the nature of Anderson's knee injury00:00
The 5-minute Interview: Finley Quaye, Musician00:00
Yeats and O'Brien join Ascot immortals00:00
The bank bites the bullet00:00
Cover Stories: PFD Agency; Edinburgh International Book Festival; Alan Sillitoe00:00
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Zimbabwe death toll reaches 85 as militias step up killings and torture00:00
Bear Stearns fund chiefs face New York judge00:00
Tomkins sells Stant to 'reshape portfolio'00:00
Poison umbrella murder case is reopened00:00
Paperbacks: Gadfly in Russia, by Alan Sillitoe00:00
UBS sues client00:00
Transfer news and speculation, 20 June00:00
House prices could fall 9% this year, says HBOS00:00
Oil giants return to Iraq00:00
Paperbacks: In Search of the Missing Eyelash, by Karen McLeod00:00
Dominic Lawson: This is more than a political knock-about – it's the inexcusable smearing of an opponent