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Basildon Peta: Today is a monumental tragedy, the prostitution of democracy18:41
Nominations announced for Brit Insurance Designs of the Year18:07
Couple jailed for killing toddler18:03
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Newcastle to renew Owen contract talks17:58
Film emerges of 'baffling' UFO flight above resort17:47
Refugee cleared of terror charges17:42
Dutch MP will ignore UK ban over Islamic film17:32
Banks rescue bill set to become law17:26
Jobless total hits 10-year high17:20
I understand anger over bankers' pay, says boss17:15
Bomb attacks kill 20 in central Kabul ahead of Holbrooke visit17:11
Kaupthing Edge bank customers offered savings deal17:02
Will Israel be able to form a unity government?16:48
Eduardo set to feature for Croatia16:45
HBOS whistleblower stands firm16:38
Up to four feared dead in mid-air crash16:02
Police drop cash-for-amendments probe15:44
Cannavaro hails Beckham form15:41
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Brian Kidd joins Portsmouth15:24
Brazil fire warning to the world says Robinho14:54
'Quantitative easing' on the cards, warns Bank14:03
The Back 913:51
Guus Hiddink factfile13:34
EU project aims to preserve old files for posterity13:20
Irish unchanged for Roman visit12:26
Taliban attacks in Kabul kill at least 1912:19
Israel faces gridlock as rivals claim power12:12
Marines injured in coach crash on icy road11:45
English National Opera podcast: Doctor Atomic11:40
Singles travel country in search of love11:26
Then and now gadgets: A technological evolution11:07
Standard Life announces £100m pension pay-back10:59
Harry told me 'you don't sound black' claims comic10:57
Social networking sites sign teen-protection pact with EU10:56
Portsmouth say Adams was 'unlucky'10:44
Murray suprised by Rusedski return talk10:37
Moores lands Lancashire role10:33
All Blacks return haka to tribe10:33
Ed Curran: With the South in freefall, would you vote for united Ireland now?10:25
Eriksson to stay with Mexico10:21
Premier League to consider 'home-grown' quota10:16
Polar explorer sets off on Arctic survey10:15
Blame the players says Ballack10:13
Spain stay clear at top of world rankings10:10
Balls launches contest to boost cricket in schools10:07
Birmingham defend Brady after re-arrest08:20
Ad's claim on pig welfare misled public08:12
Ecstasy: designer drug of the nineties07:51
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Brady rearrested in corruption inquiry00:00
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The great migration: how modern humans spread across the world00:00
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The Big Question: Do we need a new debate about relaxing drugs policy in Britain?00:00
Treasury Select Committee: Bonfire of the bankers00:00
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Barack Obama: We must put people to work doing the work that needs to be done00:00
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JJB's fashion chains to go into administration00:00
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James Lawton: Beckham's longevity no match for Moore00:00
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Starting salaries for top British graduates frozen00:00
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Anne Penketh: 'Coalition of the Frightened' grows ever more alarmed00:00
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Andrew Grice: How bonuses became a headache for Brown00:00
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Zimbabwe's opposition to run finance ministry00:00
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Sbragia willing to win ugly for Premier League survival00:00
13 Things That Don't Make Sense, By Michael Brooks00:00
Banned from Britain, Dutch campaigner against Islam00:00
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