We have started to collect the most important news related to United Kingdom in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
SNP leader Alex Salmond says his party's sweeping victory at the Holyrood election was "a victory for a society and a nation".
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World War II veteran George Broomhead on how he found himself at the centre of a famous photograph of the ecstatic VE Day celebrations in London.
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Foreign Office advises against all travel near the Tunisia-Libya border because of attacks by pro-Gaddafi forces.
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A tapestry of British artist Tracey Emin's Black Cat painting goes on display at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
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Delays in the response to the 7/7 bombings did not cause any deaths, a coroner concludes, but there is some criticism for MI5 and the emergency services.
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Jaguar plans to build a £700,000 petrol-electric hybrid supercar in the UK, in partnership with Formula 1 team Williams F1.
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International Airlines Group sees revenues up and losses down in the first results since the British Airways-Iberia merger.
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Attributable losses widen at Royal Bank of Scotland in the first quarter, but at an operating level the bank is in profit.
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West Ham will allow their England internationals to leave Upton Park if the club are relegated, says co-owner David Gold.
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The coroner at the inquests on the victims of the 7/7 London bombings is due to publish her findings and record official verdicts.
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Voters across the UK are going to the polls in a series of national and local elections as well as a referendum to decide the way MPs are elected.
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UK interest rates are kept on hold again at the record low of 0.5% by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.
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Britons in the rest of the EU cannot claim the mobility element of UK disability benefit, EU court rules.
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Alastair Cook becomes England's one-day captain, while Stuart Broad takes the Twenty20 role and Andrew Strauss remains Test skipper but retires from one-day internationals.
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Nearly half of England's traditional orchards are in a neglected condition, a study of aerial photographs suggests.
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The Prince of Wales discusses energy and environmental issues with US President Barack Obama in Washington.
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A US man who helped persuade a British man and Canadian woman he met online to commit suicide is jailed for nearly a year in Minnesota.
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Enigmatic British singer Kate Bush says she is frustrated by the length of time it takes her to release an album.
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David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash over cuts, as the UK's political parties make a final campaign push ahead of Thursday's national and local elections, and voting referendum.
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Two barmen from the Irish Republic have denied the manslaughter of a British man who died from acute alcohol intoxication almost three years ago.
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Superhero movie Thor takes pole position in the UK and Ireland box office chart after its first weekend on release.
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David Cameron has promised to ask "searching questions" of Pakistan after Osama Bin Laden was found living near the nation's top military academy.
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Newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson was unlawfully killed by Pc Simon Harwood at the G20 protests in London in 2009, an inquest jury rules.
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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere and Liverpool striker Andy Carroll are included in England's provisional squad for the Under-21 European Championships.
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Five men from London are being held under the Terrorism Act after being arrested close to the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria, police say.
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The UK's manufacturing sector grew at its weakest pace for seven months in April, a closely-watched survey suggests.
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Pakistan's High Commissioner in the UK Wajid Shamsul Hasan claims that Pakistan's intelligence services, working in co-operation with US agents, had been monitoring Osama Bin Laden's movements in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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England coach Andy Flower signs a new contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board.
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Over a year after his death, the late British fashion designer Alexander McQueen, is honoured at The Met Ball in New York
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Two boys, aged 10 and 15, are questioned by police about a gorse fire in County Tyrone.
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The UK is urged to be vigilant in the wake of the death of al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, with embassies ordered to review their security, while PM David Cameron hails the death as "a great success".
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The Libyan ambassador to the UK leaves the country's London embassy after being ordered to go by the Foreign Office.
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Adele holds on to the top spot in the UK album chart for the 13th week with her album 21 despite spending a week at number two a fortnight ago.
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The former British, Commonwealth and European heavyweight champion Sir Henry Cooper dies at the age of 76.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are spending their first weekend as a married couple at a secret location.
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Celtic ease aside fourth-top Dundee United to move to within a point of Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers with a game in hand.
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Celtic can close the gap on Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers to one point with a win at home to Dundee United.
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A think tank says migrants from former Communist countries increased British GDP in the years after 2004.
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The newly-wed royals are to honeymoon overseas at a later date and are spending the weekend in the UK before Prince William returns to work next week.
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More than 24 million people tuned in to see Friday's royal wedding on terrestrial TV.
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Rangers hammer Motherwell in the early kick-off, with three more Scottish Premier League games now underway.
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The royal wedding inspired celebrations across the globe. Many Americans partied long into the night including at a British style street party in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
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The UK ambassador in Bolivia throws open the embassy for a local couple's wedding on the same day that William and Kate tie the knot in London.
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A British man, named as travel writer Peter Moss, was among the 15 people who died in a bomb attack in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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Millions of people across the UK celebrate the royal wedding at street parties, picnics and other events.
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Prince William and his newly titled bride the Duchess of Cambridge kiss on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, as more than a million people descend on central London for the occasion.
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It wasn't just in Britain that the royal wedding dominated the news. From Bangkok to Boston people joined in the celebrations and watched the ceremony unfold.
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Celebrations were held in New York as Prince William and Catherine Middleton married in London.
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Britain may be the focus of the royal wedding celebrations, but events are being held all over the world to mark the occasion.
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Three people suspected of planning to behead effigies at the royal wedding are arrested by police in London.
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Prince William has gone on an impromptu walkabout ahead of his wedding to Kate Middleton to meet royal watchers near Buckingham Palace.
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The Syrian ambassador's invitation to Friday's royal wedding has been withdrawn after UK officials said it was "inappropriate" for him to attend. Gary O'Donoghue reports.
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Hundreds of millions of people around the world are expected to watch the royal wedding of Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton on television.
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England footballer Wayne Rooney says on Twitter he has been contacted Scotland Yard detectives investigating the phone hacking of celebrities.
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The UK orders Malawi's high commissioner to leave the country over the "unacceptable" expulsion of Britain's envoy to Lilongwe.
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Sierra Leone should celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence from the UK despite its troubled past, President Ernest Bai Koroma tells the BBC.
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London 2012 organisers reveal they received applications for more than 20 million tickets from 1.8 million people for the Olympic Games.
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The UK economy grew 0.5% in the first three months of this year, making up ground lost at the end of 2010.
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A pre-dawn military walk-through of Friday's royal wedding route, involving hundreds of members of the armed forces, takes place in London.
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British Celebrities talk about the upcoming Royal Wedding and why they like the Royal Family.
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Russell Brand's remake of the 1981 film Arthur has a disappointing opening weekend at the UK and Ireland box office, taking just £764,468.
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The deadline for buying Olympics tickets passes after being delayed for an hour due to a last-minute surge in demand.
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The planned shake-up of the NHS in England could put patient care at risk, warns an influential group of MPs.
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The UK, France and Italy call for tough measures against Syria, after troops there fire on anti-government protesters.
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UK Foreign Secretary William Hague warns Syria of sanctions if the violent crackdown continues.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague condemns attacks on demonstrators in Syria and says the UK is considering measures including sanctions.
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Sheree Troy and Darla Herburger explain to the BBC's Daniela Relph why they have travelled to London from the United States to watch the royal wedding.
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The UK "must prepare for the long haul" in Libya, Downing Street has said, as Royal Air Force aircraft attack vehicles used by pro-Gaddafi forces.
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Described as Britain's biggest ever media event, hundreds of millions of people around the world will be watching the royal wedding.
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St Johnstone lose 3-0 against Inverness Caledonian Thistle while Hamilton drew 1-1 with Aberdeen in the earlier kick-off in the Scottish Premier League.
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Friends of a 15-year-old girl who died within hours of being taken ill at a party in west London hold a vigil in her memory.
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider returns home from London after withdrawing his political asylum claim in Britain.
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Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta duet You're The One That I Want, from 1978 film Grease, is the best-selling film track in the UK, research shows.
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England's Luke Donald narrowly misses the chance to become world number one after losing a sudden-death play-off to Brandt Snedeker at The Heritage.
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Tracy Chapman's Fast Car is back in the singles chart after featuring on Britain's Got Talent, while Adele reclaims the UK number one album.
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The NASUWT teachers' union passes a motion saying it has "no confidence" in government policies for education in England.
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The Foreign Office advises Britons to leave Syria unless they have a "pressing need to remain", because of a "rapidly deteriorating" situation.
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Allan McGregor's penalty save keeps the Scottish title in the balance as Rangers and Celtic finish 0-0 at Ibrox.
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St Mirren and Hibernian take a point each, after Celtic and Rangers end in a goalless stalemate at Ibrox in the SPL.
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The future of car making in the UK could be in danger if the industry fails to develop a British-based supply chain, the boss of Vauxhall says.
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John Sullivan, who wrote one of the best-loved British sitcoms, Only Fools and Horses, has died at the age of 64, the BBC announces.
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The 16-year-old suspect arrested over the murders of two British tourists shot dead in Florida is charged as an adult for an earlier firearm offence.
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Motherwell come back to draw with Hearts after Dundee United see off Kilmarnock in impressive fashion in Saturday's Scottish Premier League.
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Police in Northern Ireland warn the public to be vigilant over the Easter weekend because of the "severe threat posed by terrorists".
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A lawyer who was sent a parcel bomb says there must be a co-ordinated approach towards tackling sectarianism in the west of Scotland.
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England's Luke Donald keeps up his bid to become world number one by racing to a one-shot lead at halfway in The Heritage.
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Police investigating dissident republican activity in Northern Ireland say they have made a number of "significant" arrests in the south of County Armagh.
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British actor Mark Rylance is the toast of Broadway after reprising his award-winning performance in the London stage success Jerusalem in New York.
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Church of England schools should cut down to one in 10 the number of places reserved for practising Anglicans, even if it means a fall in standards, the Church's education chief says.
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A Mexican teenager has been given the money to fly to London after staging a hunger strike to try and obtain a Royal Wedding invite.
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A toddler who fell from the third floor of a Florida hotel escapes injury after being caught by a tourist.
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A British theatre company has been wowing audiences in New York this month with an unusual version of Macbeth.
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The Prince of Wales will travel in a personal friend's private plane to the US for an official visit to save money, his spokesman has said.
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Greece asks Interpol to question a London trader over an email which talked of the high chance of a Greek default.
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Director Janus Metz, whose documentary Armadillo followed Danish soldiers fighting in southern Afghanistan, shares his memories of Tim Hetherington, the British photographer killed while covering the conflict in Libya.
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A former Gurkha soldier who won the Victoria Cross and was later the figurehead for a campaign on Gurkha's rights to settle in the UK, has died.
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Award-winning British photographer Tim Hetherington and a US colleague are killed while covering the conflict in the Libyan city of Misrata.
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London's Natural History Museum opens a new dinosaur exhibition on Good Friday
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Tributes are paid to a "passionate and courageous" female bomb disposal expert who died following an explosion in Helmand, Afghanistan.
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An award-winning British journalist and a US photographer are killed covering the conflict in the Libyan city of Misrata.
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