We have started to collect the most important news related to United Kingdom in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A British child has died in a pool at a hotel waterpark in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, travel company First Choice says.
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Singer Bonnie Tyler is set to make her Eurovision debut on Saturday when she performs UK entry Believe In Me at the annual contest in Malmo, Sweden.
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How the US version of The Office reflects on America - and the UK
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New Zealand hold the advantage in the first Test despite James Anderson becoming the fourth England bowler to 300 Test wickets.
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UK detectives reviewing the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann in Portugal say they have identified "a number of persons of interest".
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Fire and rescue services in England need to be "transformed" to become more efficient and effective, a review commissioned by the government says.
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James Anderson becomes only the fourth England player to take 300 Test wickets during the first Test against New Zealand.
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An engineer from Greater Manchester was unlawfully killed by his kidnappers in Nigeria minutes after a UK-led rescue operation stormed in, an inquest finds.
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British actress Emma Watson was among the cast attending the premiere of The Bling Ring in Cannes on Thursday.
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British director Peter Greenaway is returning to the UK to film an adaptation of Thomas Mann's Death in Venice, according to reports.
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Car sales across Europe rose in April for the first time in 18 months, helped by strong demand in the UK and by the early Easter break.
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Morrisons, the UK's fourth largest supermarket chain, says it will launch online shopping by January 2014 after agreeing a tie-up with Ocado.
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Dedicated traffic courts are to be set up in England and Wales to prosecute minor motoring offences such as jumping traffic lights or speeding.
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Jonathan Trott says there is no pressure on England to score quickly on day two of the first Test against New Zealand.
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Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sande scoops two prizes at the Ivor Novello awards for songwriting and composing.
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England labour to 160-4 as New Zealand enjoy the better of an attritional opening day in the first Test at Lord's.
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Police in London investigate complaints against the UK-based leader of Pakistan's MQM party to see if he has violated British law.
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The internet giant Google has been challenged by MPs over the way it reports its income for tax.
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Key figures from football pay tribute to David Beckham after the former England midfielder announces his retirement.
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is to cut a further 1,400 jobs from its retail banking head office over the next two years.
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Wayne Rooney or Frank Lampard will captain England in the friendlies against Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
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A Conservative backbencher will introduce a bill paving the way for a referendum on the UK's EU membership.
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Amazon's UK unit paid £2.4m in corporation tax last year, despite making sales of £4.3bn, the online retailer's accounts show.
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Plans for the £200m expansion of film company Pinewood Studios, seen as vital for the British movie industry, are turned down.
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The National Portrait Gallery in London is to have its own choir in residence - a first for any museum in the UK.
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The Bank of England upgrades its economic growth forecast, but separate figures show a rise in UK unemployment.
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Cardinal Keith O'Brien is to leave Scotland for several months after admitting improper sexual conduct, the Vatican confirms.
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The UK says it has agreed new laws with the European Union which include banning the dumping of unwanted fish, such as mackerel and herring.
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Criminals who kill police officers in England and Wales will face compulsory whole life sentences, the home secretary says.
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UK unemployment rose by 15,000 to 2.52 million in the January to March period, the Office for National Statistics says.
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More than 1,000 officers take part in the Metropolitan Police's largest ever number of co-ordinated raids in London.
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England defender Rio Ferdinand announces his retirement from international football, after winning 81 caps.
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Prince Harry has been playing baseball, promoting British tourism and dining with the stars in New York on the fifth day of his US tour.
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David Cameron says the Conservatives are the only party offering a "choice" about the UK's future in Europe as a draft referendum bill is published.
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The Bank of England calls the data snooping activities at financial news agency Bloomberg "reprehensible" and says it will liaise with other central banks.
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Prince Harry and Prime Minister David Cameron visit Manhattan on a London bus to promote the UK as a place to study, visit and do business.
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An extra 7.3bn euros is due to be added to the EU's budget for 2013 under a compromise which the UK continues to oppose.
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The Conservatives publish a parliamentary bill setting terms for a referendum by the end of 2017 on whether the UK should leave the European Union.
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Wigan's Callum McManaman is included in England's Under-21 European Championship squad, his first call-up.
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Stuart Hazell is jailed for a minimum of 38 years for murdering 12-year-old Tia Sharp at her grandmother's south London home.
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British troops will start serving longer tours in Afghanistan ahead of their withdrawal in 2015, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has announced.
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Rory Cellan-Jones visits Nokia's London offices, to get a preview of the company's new, slimmer, flagship phone, the Lumia 925.
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A group of international investors is interested in buying UK water supplier Severn Trent, the company confirms.
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How British audiences are falling for French films
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Jack Wilshere will have ankle surgery at the end of the season, ruling him out of two England friendlies.
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Coldplay are to receive the best British act award at the Nordoff Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards in London on 28 June.
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The US and the UK say they will work to strengthen the moderate opposition in Syria and create a transitional body to replace President Bashar al-Assad.
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Wicketkeeper Matt Prior is voted England Cricketer of the Year for 2012-13 ahead of Alastair Cook and James Anderson.
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The US and the UK say they will work to strengthen Syria's moderate opposition and create a transitional body to replace President Bashar al-Assad.
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US President Obama says the UK should try to "fix" its relationship with the EU before "breaking it off" after White House talks with David Cameron.
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A BAE Systems aircraft flies without a pilot in UK airspace shared with passenger flights for the first time.
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Det Supt John Lyons has described Andrew Moran, one of Britain's most-wanted fugitives, who has accepted a request to be extradited back to the UK after being arrested at a luxury villa in Spain.
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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu will change his sleeping arrangements on flights after criticism over the cost of a special bedroom on a trip to the UK, officials say.
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Confidence is improving across most UK businesses, according to the latest business surveys, although manufacturers are less optimistic.
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Andrew Moran, one of the UK's most wanted fugitives, is due in court in Madrid after being arrested at a luxury villa in Spain.
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Andrew Moran, one of Britain's most wanted fugitives, is arrested by Spanish police just north of Benidorm on the Costa Blanca.
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Olivia Colman wins two Baftas - best supporting actress for Accused and best female in a comedy programme for Twenty Twelve.
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Cabinet minister Philip Hammond joins Michael Gove in saying he would vote for Britain to leave the EU if there were a referendum today.
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Oil giant BP withdraws some non-essential staff from operations in Libya following UK government advice about uncertainty in the country.
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Tory ministers are being advised to abstain in a Commons vote on the failure to introduce laws guaranteeing a referendum on the UK's EU membership, a Downing Street source confirms.
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Senior nurses have issued what they say is an unprecedented warning about staffing levels on hospital wards in England.
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British scientists at a research centre in Cambridge say they have developed a new type of wheat which could increase productivity by 30%.
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Alex Dowsett wins time trial as Sir Bradley Wiggins rises to fourth despite puncture and Vincenzo Nibali takes Giro d'Italia lead.
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The chancellor says the G7 group of industrialised nations have agreed there needs to be collective action to target tax evasion and avoidance.
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Australia back James O'Connor suffers a chest injury ahead of next month's Test series against the British and Irish Lions.
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The new Star Wars film is to be made in the UK in what Chancellor George Osborne is hailing as a coup for British tax breaks.
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Graeme Swann and Tim Bresnan return to the England squad for the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's on Thursday.
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More than half the schools in England's priority building scheme do not have guaranteed funding as the government has been unable to secure affordable private finance.
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America's Cup chiefs, San Francisco police and the US Coast Guard to investigate the death of British sailor Andrew Simpson.
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Radical cleric Abu Qatada will voluntarily return to Jordan if its government ratifies a treaty drawn up with the UK government, his lawyer tells a court.
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The UK has withdrawn some staff from its embassy in Libya in response to the "ongoing political uncertainty" in the country, the Foreign Office says.
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A revision by the Office for National Statistics to construction industry data has cast doubt on whether the UK entered a double-dip recession last year.
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British Sailing boss John Derbyshire leads tributes to Olympic champion Andrew Simpson, who has died in a training accident.
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A teenager from London wins a $100,000 fellowship from one of the original Facebook investors and the man behind PayPal.
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London Zoo is desperately seeking a fit female mate for a critically endangered fish - the "gorgeously ugly" Mangarahara cichlid.
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The Church of Scotland holds "useful" discussions with the Jewish community over a controversial report which questioned the divine right of Jews to the land of Israel.
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Labour says plans to allow nursery staff and childminders to look after more children in England are in "chaos", after Nick Clegg admits doubts about them.
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Alan Cumming has been shortlisted for his solo performance in Macbeth at this year's Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland - one of eight nominations for the National Theatre of Scotland.
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People have reported seeing what was thought to be a meteor in the night sky in parts of England and Wales.
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Prime Minister David Cameron reasserts Britain's strong opposition to a European financial transactions tax in a speech at an investment conference.
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Manchester United say Wayne Rooney is not for sale, despite the England striker saying he wants to leave the club.
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Levels of demand on NHS accident and emergency departments in England have been described as unsustainable by the head of the health service regulator.
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The UK government sets out the case for lifting or amending the EU arms embargo against the main Syrian opposition group, the National Coalition.
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Sightseers director Ben Wheatley's new movie will be the first UK film to be released simultaneously in cinemas, on DVD, on TV and on demand.
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Labour's Ed Miliband accuses the coalition of being "out of ideas" on the problems facing the UK, with two years still to go until the next election.
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Fifa will not take disciplinary action against the Football Association for alleged racist chants by England fans.
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Captain Chris Robshaw is rested for England's three-match tour to Uruguay and Argentina, with Tom Wood named skipper.
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British football's most successful manager confirms he is stepping down after 26 years in charge to become club director and ambassador.
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All offenders released from prison in England and Wales would receive at least 12 months' probation, under new plans announced in the Queen's Speech.
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The social care system in England is facing a bleak future despite the planned changes as services have been forced into budget cuts, council chiefs say.
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Visual effects master Ray Harryhausen, whose stop-motion wizardry graced such films as Jason and the Argonauts and Clash of the Titans, dies in London at the age of 92.
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The son of a man labelled a "deserter" by the Irish Army for going to fight with British forces in World War II tells the BBC how he was told "your father is a traitor."
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Two British couples were charged £54 (64 euros) for four ice cream cones, while on holiday in Rome.
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The night Pavarotti gave his first performance in the UK
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Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says Somalia has entered a new era that will herald the end of more than two decades of conflict.
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Oscar-winning film-maker Danny Boyle is one of five recipients of special centenary awards given to mark the 100th birthday of the UK Critics' Circle.
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A UK court rules that an alleged member of the Basque separatist group Eta can be sent to Spain to face terrorism charges.
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Ex-Chancellor Lord Lawson calls for the UK to leave the European Union - but Downing Street says the PM remains confident his renegotiation strategy "will deliver results".
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British composer Steve Martland, known for works including large orchestral piece Babi Yar - recorded for Factory Records - dies aged 53, his publisher announces.
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Scottish Premier League clubs unanimously agree on a package of measures that would deliver a merged league body for next season.
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