We have started to collect the most important news related to United Kingdom in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Relatives of the Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head by a Taliban gunman arrive in the UK where she is recovering in hospital.
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News that the UK economy emerged from recession in the three months from July to September, helped by the Olympic Games, gets a cautious welcome.
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Rafael Nadal withdraws from the Paris Masters and ATP World Tour Finals in London because of continuing knee problems.
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Carmaker Ford announces plans to close two UK plants next year, one in Southampton and one in Dagenham, with the loss of 1,400 jobs.
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Serbia suspends Nikola Ninkovic and Ognjen Mudrinski for a year for their role in the brawl against England Under-21s.
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The UK economy emerged from recession in the three months from July to September, with growth of 1.0%, helped by the Olympic Games.
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The fungus behind the "ash dieback" that has decimated European ash trees is discovered in the UK countryside for the first time.
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The UK might have to recognise that creating a viable state in Afghanistan is not achievable, an influential group of MPs says.
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The Turner Prize, the London Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Ballet will all feature in Londonderry as part of the UK City of Culture celebrations.
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A Royal Marine and a female soldier have been killed while on patrol in Afghanistan - the woman is the third who has died since the conflict began.
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The Olympics are expected to help the economy show growth in the third quarter of the year, suggesting the double-dip recession is over.
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David Cameron says Britain will continue to defy a European Court ruling saying prisoners must get the vote - after the attorney general said the country must respond to it.
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Bradley Wiggins admits it is "more than likely" he will support Chris Froome in the 2013 Tour de France.
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A scheme which has saved energy customers thousands of pounds in parts of Europe could hold the key to lowering prices in the UK.
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Sportswear giant Nike agrees a deal to sell UK sports brand Umbro to US clothing company Iconix Brand Group for $225m.
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A man is convicted of the manslaughter of a schoolboy who was fatally stabbed in a gang attack during rush hour at London's Victoria station.
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Madagascar 3 has gone straight to the UK box office top spot earning an impressive £6m in its opening weekend.
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Live Nation considers pulling out of staging concerts in Hyde Park in London because of a dispute over the tender process.
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A consistent system of front-of-pack food labelling will be introduced in the UK next year to help shoppers find the healthiest option, the government says.
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In his first interview on UK television since skydiving from 39km (24 miles) up in the atmosphere, Felix Baumgartner has spoken to the BBC's Newsnight about his jump.
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The UK and other major economies will remain weak until banks have sufficient capital to absorb "likely" future losses from bad loans, Sir Mervyn King warns.
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A High Court hearing into the alleged use of British intelligence in US drone attacks in Pakistan hears such co-operation could be "assisting murder".
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The government announces it will delay a planned cull of badgers in England until next summer, after widespread opposition to the scheme.
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Government figures say the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games came in £377m under budget at a cost of £8.9bn.
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The British public's disillusionment with the European Union is "the deepest it has ever been", Foreign Secretary William Hague warns.
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As China's leadership transition approaches, the BBC hosts a live debate on the country's future with guests in Beijing, Shenzhen, Chicago, Nairobi, Sao Paulo and London.
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Former skipper Andrew Strauss is sure Kevin Pietersen and England can move on from this summer's problems.
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Three men go on trial accused of planning a suicide bombing campaign that prosecutors say could have been on a scale greater than the 2005 London attacks.
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Ospreys fly-half Dan Biggar is named in a 35-man Wales squad for the autumn series while uncapped prop Aaron Jarvis is also called up.
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Jonny Wilkinson believes his Toulon team-mate Steffon Armitage's form is good enough to force his way into the England squad.
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The UK's high commissioner in India meets Narendra Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat state, ending a 10-year boycott of the controversial politician.
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As a UK trade delegation tries to boost sales of British food in France, Sophie Van Brugen finds out what Parisians really think of pork pies and cheese sandwiches.
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A new offence of supplying a firearm will be introduced to tackle people who hire out weapons to gangs, Home Secretary Theresa May says.
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US auction site eBay paid only £1.2m in tax back in 2010 in the UK, where it generated sales of about £800m, according to an investigation by the Sunday Times.
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Director Tim Burton receives a BFI fellowship at this year's London Film Festival awards ceremony, along with his actress partner Helena Bonham Carter.
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Tens of thousands of people march in London, Glasgow and Belfast in protest against the government's austerity measures.
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Fifa's Jim Boyce says Uefa must consider banning Serbia from future tournaments, after crowd trouble against England.
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Police investigating the shooting of a British family in the French Alps believe the cyclist also found dead at the scene was killed first, according to a leaked provisional scenario.
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Big hits from the likes of Adele and Calvin Harris helps British artists earn £188m in overseas royalties last year, according to PRS for Music.
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Scotland Yard launches a formal criminal investigation into the Sir Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal after a "staggering" 200 potential victims come forward.
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Pop group Girls Aloud reveal plans for their 10th anniversary reunion at a press conference in London.
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The Pakistani girl shot in the head by the Taliban stands up for the first time since the shooting, UK doctors treating her say.
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The Court of Appeal says the families of two UK soldiers killed in Iraq can sue the Ministry of Defence for negligence.
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French security services stopped tracking Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah, despite links to jihadists including in the UK, leaked documents suggest.
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A charity which aims to take two pupils from every UK school to the Nazi death camp Auschwitz in Poland has marked its 100th trip.
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MPs criticise the UK financial regulator for its failings over Royal Bank of Scotland's damaging takeover of part of Dutch bank ABN Amro in 2007.
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Kevin Pietersen is added to the England squad for the tour of India in November and December.
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Universities in England should give pupils from poorer backgrounds guaranteed interviews and lower offers to help get more of them into good universities.
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The number of people being trafficked into the UK is rising, with gangs in China, Nigeria and eastern Europe targeting the country, a government report says.
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Spending on winter clothing and school uniforms helped to lift retail sales in September, official figures show.
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Ben Affleck, John Goodman and Bryan Cranston have walked the red carpet at the London Film Festival for the UK premiere of Argo.
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Up to 40 people are protesting outside the first private clinic to offer abortions in Northern Ireland.
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Top-of-the-table football in Scotland comes at a price with Celtic the most expensive matchday experience.
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BBC Sport Price of Football survey shows average price of cheapest adult ticket in England's top four divisions rises by 11.7%.
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London Zoo has welcomed its latest inhabitant - Jae Jae the Sumatran tiger, who has travelled nearly 4,000 miles to meet his new mate.
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A fictional feature film is shot in Antarctica for the first time, using British Antarctic Survey staff as the cast and crew.
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UK Sport's new performance director, Simon Timson, says Team GB can repeat their London 2012 success at the 2016 Rio Games.
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England boss Roy Hodgson says a point was the most his side deserved from the World Cup qualifier against Poland.
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Keeper Joe Hart says his missed clearance from a corner, which allowed Kamil Glik to score, cost England two points.
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European football governing body Uefa charges the Serbian and English FAs following the fracas at the end of the Under-21 match between the two nations.
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Uefa charges the Football Associations of England and Serbia in the wake of Tuesday's Under-21 match.
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The British ambassador to Chile apologises for a tweet that makes reference to chant that describes Argentine veterans of the Falklands War as gay and cowards.
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An unconvincing England hang on for a draw in their World Cup Group H qualifier against Poland in Warsaw.
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The "worst may still be ahead" for the banking system, the Bank of England's deputy governor tells a gathering of leading bankers.
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Neil Sedaka will perform his first piano concerto with the London Philharmonic orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday.
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Unemployment fell by 50,000 to 2.53 million between June and August, official figures show, as the number of people in work hits a record high.
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England's players are to part-fund a £50,000 money-back scheme for fans affected by Tuesday's postponed qualifier.
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Prime Minister David Cameron was "appalled" by the fracas at the end of England's Under-21 football match with Serbia, Downing Street says.
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More than 500 film costumes, assembled by the British Film Institute (BFI) over 20 years, are to be transferred to the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).
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Eurozone integration forces the UK to reassess its role
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In her first UK television interview, Chelsea Clinton, has hinted to the BBC she is not ruling out a career in politics.
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Viewers complain after Greek state television edits out a gay kiss from British drama Downton Abbey.
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England players will be banned from match-related comments on Twitter 24 hours before a game under the new code of conduct.
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England Under-21s defender Danny Rose calls for Serbia to be banned after claiming he was racially abused by fans.
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Craig Levein's future as national coach will be discussed by the Scottish Football Association board within days.
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As UK doctors in England prepare to conduct reconstructive surgery on Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot by the Taliban, her security has become an issue.
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England Under-21 captain Jordan Henderson says members of his side were subjected to racial abuse after victory in Serbia.
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England's World Cup qualifying match in Poland is rearranged for Wednesday after being called off in farcical circumstances.
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The mother of British computer hacker Gary McKinnon says she is "overwhelmed" after the UK blocked his extradition to the US, ending a 10-year ordeal.
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A defensive mix-up between Wales pair Ashley Williams and Lewis Price helps Croatia to a World Cup qualifying win.
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A 26-year-old Briton arrested at Heathrow on suspicion of terrorism offences is charged with the kidnap of a UK photographer in Syria, police say.
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Stuart Pearce's England U21 qualify for Euro 2013 with victory in Serbia but the tie is marred by ugly scenes at the final whistle.
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David Price calls Tyson Fury 'idiotic' and says he wants to fight his fellow British heavyweight next year.
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The pace of price rises in the UK slowed to 2.2% in September, the lowest rate for nearly three years, and which will influence how much benefits rise next year.
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New car sales in the European Union fell for the 12th month in a row in September but the UK was the only major market to grow, carmakers say.
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Harry Redknapp believes Wales winger Gareth Bale is in the class of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
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Steven Gerrard defends young players after Patrick Vieira suggests they do not love playing for England.
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The UK government is considering plans to import wind power generated in Ireland and sent under the Irish Sea to north and west Wales.
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Britain is preparing to announce the closure of its full consulate in Iraq's second city, the BBC understands.
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Doctors say Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, who was flown to Britain after being shot in the head by the Taliban, could make a good recovery.
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Scotland captain Darren Fletcher says manager Craig Levein has the players' full support after defeat by Wales.
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Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen, has arrived in the UK for specialist medical treatment.
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The Queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham has made a statement after fourteen-year-old Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen in Swat, arrived there for treatment.
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Fourteen-year-old Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen, arrives in the UK for medical treatment.
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A deal setting out terms for a Scottish independence referendum is signed by Prime Minister David Cameron and First Minister Alex Salmond.
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Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen last week, is flown to the UK for medical treatment.
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The Rolling Stones announce four concerts in London and New York at the end of the year.
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The president of the Royal British Legion, Lt Gen Sir John Kiszely, resigns over claims he was involved in defence contract lobbying.
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Why do we lie about washing our hands?
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The UK's economy will rebound in the second half of the year, the Ernst and Young Item Club's latest quarterly report says.
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