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Top US and British officials call for the inclusion of Taliban fighters who renounce extremism in Afghanistan's political life.
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Britain's foreign secretary backs talks with moderate elements of the Taliban as part of a change of emphasis in Afghanistan.
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Ian Bell will bat at number four for England in the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston, says skipper Andrew Strauss.
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Mining firm Vedanta will face activists at its AGM later, protesting against its plans to open an Indian mine.
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The UK's foreign secretary has called for a change in emphasis in strategy in Afghanistan. Will a change work?
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England midfielder David Beckham is involved in another confrontation with a spectator during a match for Los Angeles Galaxy.
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The UK has the fourth-highest level of old-age poverty in Europe, according to European Commission figures.
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The UK foreign secretary will address Nato on options for the international coalition to achieve victory in Afghanistan.
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Campaigner Bianca Jagger criticises the Church of England for investing in a controversial Indian mining project.
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Ian Bell will start Thursday's third Ashes Test at Edgbaston after England opt against calling up a replacement for the injured Kevin Pietersen.
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The UK government should start making contact with Palestinian group Hamas, says the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.
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The last British survivor to have fought in the World War I trenches, Harry Patch, has died at the age of 111.
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Obituary of the last British survivor of the trenches
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Triple Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt blows away the field to win the 100m in style at the London Grand Prix.
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Brazil is to lodge a formal complaint over an illegal shipment of 1,400 tonnes of UK toxic waste, its government says.
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Anti-Semitic attacks in the UK doubled in the first half of this year compared with the same period in 2008, new figures show.
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Environment Agency officials investigating an illegal shipment of 1,400 tonnes of toxic waste to Brazil make three arrests in UK.
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The war against the Afghan Taliban is in the national interest of the US and Europe, US Vice-President Joe Biden tells the BBC.
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Spinvox, a UK firm that turns mobile messages into text, faces questions over its privacy standards.
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen is ruled out of the rest of the Ashes series against Australia with an Achilles tendon injury.
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Lord Malloch Brown rows back on comments made in a interview that Britain did not have enough helicopters in Afghanistans.
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The European Space Agency opens its new UK technical centre at Harwell in Oxfordshire.
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Spain's foreign minister holds talks with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband in an historic visit to Gibraltar.
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AC Milan are eager for England midfielder David Beckham to repeat his loan spell at the club this season.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting says under-fire bowler Mitchell Johnson will not be made a scapegoat for his side's defeat in the second Ashes Test against England.
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'We were treated well' say UK school children in China
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The first batch of British school pupils quarantined in China after members of the group contracted swine flu has been released.
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General Motors has received three final bids for its struggling Opel business, which includes Vauxhall in the UK.
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Andrew Flintoff takes three wickets on the final morning as England defeat Australia by 115 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the Ashes series.
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England beat Australia in a Lord's Test for the first time since 1934 as Andrew Flintoff takes five wickets.
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A Saudi Arabian royal who had an illegitimate child with a British man has been granted asylum in the UK, a newspaper reports.
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Thousands of people flee forest fires that are threatening homes in Canada's western province of British Columbia.
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Iran releases on bail the last of nine British embassy employees arrested in Tehran over election protests.
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Graeme Swann insists England are favourites to win the second Test against Australia, despite an unbeaten 185-run stand between Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin.
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A marathon stand between Australia's Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin frustrates England's hopes of victory in the second Test.
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Four more British pupils are diagnosed with swine flu in China, after eight UK and US pupils test positive for the virus.
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The UK is working with Brazil to organise the return of hundreds of tonnes of toxic British waste, the Environment Agency says.
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England need five wickets for victory but are held up by defiant Australian batting on the fourth day of the second Test at Lord's.
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Matt Prior urges England's bowlers to produce a huge effort to push for victory in the second Test against Australia at Lord's.
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More than 100 schoolchildren from the UK and US are quarantined in Beijing after eight tested positive for swine flu.
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Tom Watson leads Matthew Goggin and England's Ross Fisher by a single stroke after three days of the Open at Turnberry.
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England move into a powerful position as they take a 521-run lead against Australia after three days of the second Ashes Test.
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Paul Collingwood and Andrew Flintoff help England secure a 500-run lead on day three of the second Test against Australia at Lord's.
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Brazilian officials demand that more than 1,400 tonnes of hazardous UK waste found in three ports be returned.
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Gordon Brown is under fresh pressure after the chief of the defence staff calls for more helicopters in Afghanistan.
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The top UK Conservative in the European Parliament hits out at criticism of his group's Polish leader for allegedly making homophobic remarks.
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Demands for more equipment for UK forces in Afghanistan will be considered, the government says.
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The head of the British army says better equipment is needed to protect troops from roadside bombs in Afghanistan.
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Australia 156-8 in reply to England's 425 when bad light stops play on day two of the second Test at Lord's.
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A British soldier has been killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.
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A special swine flu service is being set up to relieve the pressure on the NHS as the death toll hits 29, says the government.
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Brazilian police investigate after 64 containers of hazardous UK waste are found in three of the country's ports.
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Andrew Strauss defends England's batsmen after the hosts lost four wickets in the final session on day one of the second Test against Australia.
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England captain Andrew Strauss hits an unbeaten 161 but Australia hit back on day one of the second Test at Lord's.
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Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez grabs the clubhouse lead at the 138th Open Championship at Turnberry with a 64, one ahead of five-time winner Tom Watson and 2003 champion Ben Curtis.
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England captain Andrew Strauss hits a century but Australia fight back on day one of the second Test at Lord's.
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Ex-PM Tony Blair is the UK candidate for president of the European Council, a government minister says.
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A 19-year-old British backpacker missing for a fortnight in the Australian bush west of Sydney has been found alive.
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Mark Cavendish produces a stunning sprint finish to win stage 11 of the Tour de France and equal Barry Hoban's British record of eight stage wins.
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How the US and the UK honour their fallen soldiers
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Complaints that a tourism advert showed the Palestinian territories as an undisputed part of Israel are upheld by an advertising watchdog.
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A London art gallery refuses to end a sale of prints by Nelson Mandela, despite a long-running legal dispute.
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A London art gallery refuses to end a sale of prints by Nelson Mandela, despite a long-running legal dispute.
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At least six civilians are killed when a private helicopter crashes in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, Nato says.
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Renowned British conductor Sir Edward Downes ends his life at the Swiss right-to-die clinic Dignitas.
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Nationalists in Northern Ireland attack police in an attempt to prevent an annual parade by members of Protestants.
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The Russian billionaire tells the BBC's Newsnight programme he may sever ties with Britain after the 'yachtgate' scandal.
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More than 20 Iraqis who worked for UK forces are to sue the government over their protection, the BBC learns.
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A British public inquiry into the death of Iraqi civilian Baha Mousa in UK military custody six years ago opens.
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The UK revokes five export licences to Israel's navy because of the country's actions during its recent operation in Gaza.
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Public opinion is almost evenly divided over the UK Afghan mission but support is up since 2006, a new poll suggests.
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British troops will hold a private service later in Afghanistan to remember those killed there in recent days.
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A British schoolboy has died on holiday in Thailand, after he was reportedly sucked into a swimming pool pumping system.
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A British schoolboy has died on holiday in Thailand, after he was reportedly sucked into a swimming pool pumping system.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting criticises England's so-called delaying tactics in the closing stages of the drawn first Ashes Test in Cardiff.
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A lack of helicopters is undermining UK forces' operations and troop protection in Afghanistan, says a group of MPs. Do you agree?
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England's last-wicket pair James Anderson and Monty Panesar defy Australia for 40 minutes as England clinch a famous Ashes draw.
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An Olympic hopeful from New Zealand opens a brothel in a bid to raise cash for a tilt at taekwondo glory at the London Olympics in 2012.
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The first Ashes Test between England and Australia in Cardiff heads towards a thrilling climax.
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The UK prime minister defends his Afghan strategy after eight deaths in one day, but warns of a "dangerous battle" ahead.
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England face a fight to save the first Ashes Test after being dominated by Australia on a rain-affected day four in Cardiff.
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UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband defends the military mission in Afghanistan after eight soldiers die in 24 hours.
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Hundreds of people are evacuated from a British Airways jet in Phoenix in the US after the cabin fills with smoke.
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A British man is killed in a fall from a fortress wall at the Exit music festival in Serbia.
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England are reduced to 20-2, a 219-run deficit, at tea on day four of the first Ashes Test against Australia in Cardiff.
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Five more British soldiers have died in Afghanistan, bringing to eight the total killed over 24 hours, the UK says.
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The number of British soldiers killed in Afghanistan has reached 184. Do you want the troops to stay?
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Seamer James Anderson says England must polish off Australia's lower order and then produce a strong batting performance on day four in Cardiff.
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Australia maintain their solid position on day three in Cardiff, leading England by 44 runs with five wickets in hand in the first Test.
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Two more British soldiers are killed in Helmand province in Afghanistan, taking the death toll to nine in nine days of fighting.
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A British engineering company admits it was involved in overseas corruption and breaching UN sanctions.
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi meets UK PM Gordon Brown and shakes a US president's hand for the first time.
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Players go off for bad light in Cardiff, with Australia 479-5, 44 runs ahead of England in the first Ashes Test.
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Graeme Swann says England are "in a bit of a quandary" by the lack of swing at Cardiff as Australia smash 249-1 in reply to the hosts' 435 on day two of the first Test.
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Simon Katich and Ricky Ponting both hit unbeaten centuries as Australia frustrate England on day two of the first Test in Cardiff.
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Before heading back to the UK Washington correspondent James Coomarasamy had a yard sale and discovered it revealed an interesting glimpse into the human condition.
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Ricky Ponting and Simon Katich score tons as Australia reach 249-1 in reply to England's 435 on day two of the first Test in Cardiff.
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British police will examine claims that thousands of politicians' and celebrities' mobile phones were hacked into by a newspaper.
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Nigeria says it is happy with a UK offer to help refurbish its prisons so that Nigerians imprisoned in the UK can be sent home.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson warns that European plans to regulate hedge funds could 'strangle' the City of London.
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