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Police in bid to cut knife crime 18:00, May 13 2008
Police stop and search teams are to be deployed in the capital in an effort to reduce knife crime after the "horrific events" of the last 48 hours. more
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£2.7bn help plan for 10p tax losers 16:30, May 13 2008
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced a £2.7 billion cash injection to help low paid workers hit by the scrapping of the 10p tax rate. more
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19 Britons missing after earthquake 16:00, May 13 2008
Travel companies and British officials are continuing to try to contact UK tourists still unaccounted for after the devastating earthquake in China. more
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Forces not ready for missions - MoD 15:30, May 13 2008
The Armed Forces are unable to meet the Government's "readiness" target for mounting further military missions due to the continuing pressure of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence has warned. more
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Human rights 'loopholes' condemned 14:30, May 13 2008
A senior police officer has launched a scathing attack on the use of the Human Rights Act by murderers and rapists to protect themselves from UK law. more
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Monthly inflation at six-year high 14:00, May 13 2008
A shock spike in the cost of living during April hit hopes for interest rate cuts as inflation soared at its highest pace for nearly six years. more
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Darling to make 10p tax statement 14:00, May 13 2008
Chancellor Alistair Darling is to make a Commons statement on the proposed compensation package for people who lost out as a result of the scrapping of the 10p rate of tax, Downing Street has said. more
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Heathrow Airport chief to leave 11:30, May 13 2008
The Heathrow airport chief who presided over the Terminal 5 opening debacle is to leave his job, airport operator BAA has said. more
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Britons reported missing in quake 08:30, May 13 2008
British people have been reported missing following the earthquake that struck China killing at least 10,000 people, the Foreign Office has said. more
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British aid heads for Burma 07:30, May 13 2008
The first planeload of British aid is heading for cyclone-ravaged Burma as International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander joins emergency EU talks on the crisis. more
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Embryo Bill clears first hurdle 07:30, May 13 2008
The Government avoided a major rebellion as controversial legislation to regulate the use of human embryos for research cleared its first Commons hurdle. more
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Hey Mario, Wii broke the TV! Dec 7 2007
AN INSURANCE company warned today that the Nintendo Wii can potentially cause serious damage to your TV and various other household goods. more
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