Sydney Morning Herald
David Cameron in last goodbye to father Ian as he dies in French hospital
Mirror.co.uk
The Prime Minister had raced to Ian Cameron's bedside at a French hospital and was there when the life support equipment was switched off. It is believed the Conservative Party leader only made it in time thanks to French ...
Cameron mourns 'hero figure' fatherThe Press Association
Prime Minister makes dash to France as father Ian dies on holiday after strokeHerald Scotland
David Cameron loses his inspirational fatherDaily Mail
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Reuters
Defiant: Pastor Terry Jones vowed to continue his Burn-A-Koran Day event
Daily Mail
The leader of a tiny US church said yesterday that he will defy international condemnation and go ahead with plans to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of September 11. The Rev Terry Jones has been advised by the senior US leader in ...
9/11 Koran burning: Sarah Palin calls it 'unnecessary provocation'Telegraph.co.uk
Jordan's Islamists condemn planned Quran burning in USXinhua
Florida pastor not backing down on Koran-burningReuters
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Daily Mail
Sinn Fein told to rewrite Queen's oath and take Westminster seats
Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland Secretary of State Owen Paterson offered Sinn Fein the chance to write their own oath for Parliament, warned Stormont to sort out the Parades Commission and told of his hope for a quick conclusion to the PMS fiasco. ...
Coalition wants Sinn Fein MPs to take up seats in ParliamentDaily Mail
'We'll give Sinn Fein own oath'Mirror.co.uk
'Ball in Sinn Fein court' on oathBBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Student guilty of killing 'controlling' father and burying him in concrete
Telegraph.co.uk
A law student has been convicted of killing his controlling father who wanted him to study at the Sorbonne in Paris instead of living with his girlfriend in London. Mark Alexander, 22, killed his father Samuel and buried his body in concrete after ...
Son is guilty of killing his 'strict' dadMirror.co.uk
Son murdered his 'controlling' fatherIndependent
Son convicted of 'patio murder'BBC News
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Click Liverpool
Corby has many firms which export, Experian study finds
BBC News
Corby has one of the highest number of firms in England which export, a study commissioned by the BBC found. But it could face problems if there is another economic downturn as it has few employees working in resilient sectors, the Experian research ...
Stoke-on-Trent has England's 'third weakest resilience'BBC News
Buoyant firms make Shropshire resilient, study suggestsBBC News
Hastings 'not resilient', Experian research suggestsBBC News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Britain's oldest person dies aged 111
Telegraph.co.uk
A woman believed to be the oldest person in Britain has died at the age of 111. Tributes were paid to Ann Turnbull, who saw two world wars during her lifetime and was born when Queen Victoria was on the throne. She had lived at Victoria Manor Nursing ...
UK's oldest dead at 111Mirror.co.uk
UK's oldest woman dies weeks before 112th birthdayHerald Scotland
Britain's oldest person Annie Turnbull dies weeks from 112th birthdayDaily Mail
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Daily Mail
Pope praise for Britain before visit
Mirror.co.uk
The Pope has paid tribute to the British people ahead of his visit here next week. Benedict XVI arrives next Thursday for a four-day trip after being invited by Queen Elizabeth and ex-PMs Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. But there has been growing ...
Pope 'looking forward' to visitHerald Scotland
Birmingham pilgrims prepare for Pope Benedict XVI visitBBC News
No disruptions to papal events, protesters vowThe Guardian
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Virgin Media Music
Victims of tax blunder given longer to pay
Herald Scotland
Taxpayers affected by the Government's billion-pound clawback will be given up to three years to pay the money, but only if they can demonstrate genuine financial hardship. Ministers made the announcement yesterday as they insisted they were trying to ...
UK government to claw back underpaid taxFinancial Times
Writing off tax is 'unaffordable'BBC News
'Painless' pledge over unpaid taxThe Press Association
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Kansas City Star
Extradition laws to be reviewed
Herald Scotland
An official review is to examine Britain's extradition laws amid fears a controversial treaty with America, under which Scot Gary McKinnon could be sent abroad for trial, is unbalanced. There has been widespread criticism of the agreement, ...
Extradition agreement under review as Theresa May launches inquiryThe Guardian
Extradition treaty review will take a yearIndependent
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Irish Times
Holyrood to give Scottish Water new powers
Financial Times
Scottish Water, the publicly owned utility, will be given new powers to become a significant generator of renewable energy as part of the Holyrood government's final legislative programme before next May's ...
Counting the cost of Scottish budget cutsBBC News
Salmond: Cuts mark new era of devolutionHerald Scotland
SNP ministers set to back plans to shelve independence referendumThe Guardian
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Telegraph.co.uk
Phone-hacking: MPs set to agree top inquiry
The Guardian
The net was tightening round News International last night after the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, paved the way for parliament's most powerful cross-party committee to investigate the phone-hacking scandal. As a new opinion poll showed ...
We could have fun with David Miliband if he wins Labour leadership battleDaily Mail
Phone-tap debate goes to Commons today, amid calls for adviser to resignWalesOnline
PMQs: Clegg faces questions on phone hackingBBC News
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Moneycontrol.com
Vitamin B is revolutionary new weapon against Alzheimer's Disease
Telegraph.co.uk
Vitamin B tablets could slow and even halt the devastating march of Alzheimer's Disease in the elderly, a breakthrough British study suggests. By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent The research showed that large doses of the supplement could halve ...
Vitamin B 'may slow' dementiaMirror.co.uk
Vitamin B claim on Alzheimer'sFinancial Times
Daily vitamin pill could reduce dementia's effects by up to 50 per centIndependent
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Telegraph.co.uk (blog)
Blair Memoir a Hit, Despite a Few Hard Knocks
New York Times
In Dublin on Saturday, protesters denounced Tony Blair while he signed copies of his new book. By SARAH LYALL LONDON — “You are my 10th prime minister,” Queen Elizabeth observes to Tony Blair when she meets him at Buckingham Palace on his first day in ...
Protesters force Blair to call off book-launch partyIndependent
Tony Blair's A Journey breaks sales recordsThe Guardian
Blair forced to call off book partyScotsman
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The Guardian
Halliburton Faulted Over Cement Job
Wall Street Journal
BP PLC's internal investigation into the Deepwater Horizon disaster puts considerable blame on Halliburton Co., which developed and pumped the special cement supposed to seal the bottom of the well that ended up spewing millions of ...
BP says report not about blame, then names namesReuters UK
Gulf oil disaster: BP admits missing warning signs hours before blastThe Guardian
BP tries to deflect blame for Deepwater Horizon disaster in Gulf of MexicoDaily Mail
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The Guardian
Top prosecutor backs US-style murder laws for Britain
Independent
Britain's most senior prosecutor has added his voice to the calls for a radical reform of Britain's murder law. Keir Starmer QC, who as Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), ...
Top prosecutor backs murder by degreeTelegraph.co.uk
Call To Introduce US-Style Murder LawsSky News
Keir Starmer backs US-style murder charges for England and WalesThe Guardian
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Telegraph.co.uk
Rest In Fleece! Prince Charles displays woollen coffins at his home
Daily Mail
If someone tried to sell you a coffin made of cardboard and fleece, you might think they were trying to pull the wool over your eyes. But the idea is a reality, and has even gained the backing of the Prince of Wales, who asked for it ...
Prince Charles visits sustainable projects in TodmordenBBC News
Prince loses to young videogamerThe Press Association
Prince Charles throws open garden for green festivalAFP
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The Guardian (blog)
UK envoy Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles steps down
The Guardian
A senior British diplomat who has long championed the pursuit of a negotiated settlement with the Taliban stepped downtoday as the UK's special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Foreign Office and Downing Street both denied that Sir Sherard ...
Afghan special envoy resignsTelegraph.co.uk
UK's Afghanistan envoy Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles steps downIndependent
UK's Afghanistan envoy steps downBBC News
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The Guardian
Mosque appeal over baby's mother
BBC News
Detectives investigating the death of a newborn baby found in a front garden are visiting mosques and women's centres to try to trace the mother. The girl - found on Tinline Street in Bury, Greater Manchester, on Monday - has been given the name Aliyah ...
Newborn baby found dead in front garden of terraced homeDaily Mail
Body of newborn baby found dead in gardenMirror.co.uk
Body of baby discovered wrapped in shawl in gardenThe Guardian
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Telegraph.co.uk
John Higgins banned for six months but cleared of match-fixing
The Guardian
The world snooker No1 John Higgins will return to the sport in November after he was cleared of agreeing to fix matches but suspended and fined over two lesser charges. Higgins had been suspended since May, when the sport was rocked by a report in the ...
Hearn backing for HigginsSkySports
John Higgins admits to 'naivety' after being cleared of bribery allegationsTelegraph.co.uk
Higgins banned for six monthsThe Sun
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PC World
In Season 9, IPods Still Get High Ratings
New York Times
CUPERTINO, Calif.—At a special press event today, Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, unveiled a new lineup of iPod models, just in time for the holiday season. The diminutive iPod Shuffle still has no screen and is still made of ...
Apple's New iOS 4.1: Its 4 Biggest ImprovementsPC World
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