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A US report confirms al-Qaeda planned to hijack flights from London and fly planes into the airport.
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Michael Owen is out of the World Cup and flying back to England after rupturing his anterior cruciate knee ligament against Sweden.
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Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann urges his players to "keep their feet on the ground" after the 3-0 win over Ecuador.
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The cost of IVF treatment is outweighed by the economic contribution the resulting child can make, experts report.
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Gazprom agrees to supply Danish energy company DONG with gas, a deal that also boosts the Russian firm's presence in the UK market.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson says he announced Wayne Rooney's return to scare Sweden before England meet them.
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England striker Michael Owen accepts he could be dropped for the game against Sweden.
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Frank Lampard says Wayne Rooney's comeback in the 2-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago gave the England squad a huge lift.
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Sweden match-winner Freddie Ljungberg says he cannot wait for next Tuesday's crunch game against England.
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Kenyan evangelist Gilbert Deya, accused of child trafficking, is held after his arrest at a Scottish court.
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The UK agrees to host a possible jail term for ex-Liberian leader Charles Taylor, if convicted of war crimes.
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British pop star Gary Glitter begins an appeal against his conviction for abusing underage girls in Vietnam.
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A man shot during a police anti-terror raid in east London has told how he thought he was going to be killed.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert discusses his plan to set Israel's permanent borders in talks with Tony Blair.
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Rosneft, the Russian oil giant, confirms its intention to float shares on both the Moscow and London markets.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert is to seek support for a proposal to draw Israeli borders at a meeting with Tony Blair.
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A British soldier is killed in a gun battle with the Taleban in southern Afghanistan, defence officials say.
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Renault's Fernando Alonso wins the British Grand Prix at Silverstone ahead of Michael Schumacher.
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Fernando Alonso wins the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
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England beat Paraguay in unconvincing fashion in their World Cup opener.
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Bangladeshis love drinking tea as much as the British, but Duncan Bartlett discovers their market is under serious threat.
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Four UK army commandos are competing to become the first to row from the US to the UK mainland.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson says England can win the World Cup - as they prepare to play Paraguay.
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Twenty one Taleban fighters were killed in a clash with British soldiers in Afghanistan, the BBC has been told.
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France's President Chirac and the UK's Tony Blair agree in Paris to launch a joint nuclear energy forum.
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UK charity Oxfam says G8 countries are not meeting their promises to increase development aid to Africa.
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UK charity Oxfam says G8 countries are not meeting their promises to increase development aid to Africa.
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Unions call on car buyers to boycott Peugeot-Citroen after it decided to move UK production.
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UK oil giant BP could face criminal charges over an oil spill in Alaska's Prudhoe Bay in March.
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A local Taleban commander in Afghanistan pledges to inflict massive defeat on British forces there.
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A British court rejects a Russian request to extradite UK-based tycoon Boris Berezovsky.
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Airports operator BAA has agreed to be taken over by Spain's Ferrovial in a £10bn deal, the BBC learns.
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A Baghdad court convicts a man over the abduction and murder of British aid worker Margaret Hassan.
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Muttiah Muralitharan takes 8-70 as Sri Lanka thrash England to claim a share of the Test series.
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An Italian court begins hearings in the case involving UK lawyer David Mills and Italy's ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi.
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Three men are to go on trial in Baghdad for the kidnap and apparent murder of UK aid worker Margaret Hassan.
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Sri Lanka resume with a lead of 288 and three wickets remaining in the third Test against England.
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There are conflicting reports about the shooting of a man during a huge police anti-terrorism raid in east London.
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Police search a house in east London for evidence of a chemical device, after a huge raid in which a man was shot.
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Sri Lanka are 47 runs ahead with nine second-innings wickets in hand after bowling England out for 229 on day two at Trent Bridge.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair will discuss the war on terrorism during a Vatican audience with Pope Benedict XVI.
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A UK businessman is sentenced to 15 days' gardening in Zambia, for overstaying his visa.
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England lose the initiative against Sri Lanka, slipping to 53-2 in reply to the tourists' 231 at Trent Bridge.
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England are 53-2 at stumps in reply to Sri Lanka's 231 all out on day one of the third Test at Trent Bridge.
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Talks to let the UK continue opting out from the European Union's 48-hour working week fail to make progress.
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More than 180,000 tickets for England's Ashes defence are sold to Australia supporters in the first eight hours.
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England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson says there is more to come from his team after they beat Hungary 3-1 in a World Cup warm-up.
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Steven Gerrard, John Terry and Peter Crouch score as England beat Hungary 3-1.
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An aid worker from the Birmingham-based aid agency Islamic Relief is deported from Israel.
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An aid worker from the Birmingham-based aid agency Islamic Relief is deported from Israel.
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A UK-based charity urges donors to give specific long-term support to Africa in providing free healthcare.
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England beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in the second Test at Edgbaston to take a 1-0 lead in the series.
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MP George Galloway says killing the PM would be "logical and explicable" but he would not support it.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair calls for an overhaul of the UN so it can better tackle crises, in a key US speech.
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Tony Blair and George W Bush call on the international community to back the new Iraqi government.
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Wayne Rooney will undergo a scan on his broken foot on Thursday but England may not know the result until Friday.
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A UK aristocrat denies killing a man on his farm in Kenya, the second time in a year he has faced such a charge.
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Wales' two Tests in Argentina next month are in doubt because of proposed strike action by the Pumas squad.
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John Reid says the immigration system is "not fit for purpose" with "inadequate" leadership, as he is grilled by MPs.
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Roger Federer is named Sportsman of the Year as Britain misses out at the Laureus World Sports awards.
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair calls for an end to violence in Iraq as he pays a visit to the new elected government.
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Denmark's Thomas Bjorn birdies the 18th hole to win the Irish Open by one stroke from England's Paul Casey.
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England's team doctor says Wayne Rooney is making huge progress in his recovery from a broken foot.
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The UK attorney general is considering bringing charges against two Israeli soldiers who killed two Britons.
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The world's largest passenger jet, the Airbus A380, lands at London's Heathrow Airport for the first time.
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A new round of Ethiopia-Eritrea border talks starts in the UK as the UN turns up the heat for a breakthrough.
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A European court tells the NHS it must fund treatment in another EU country if patients face undue delays.
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Sri Lanka dig in to hit 537-9 and frustrate England by earning a battling draw in the first Test at Lord's.
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Northern Ireland's politicians take their seats in the assembly for the first time since October 2002.
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Many Muslims in England face bleak employment prospects and poor housing standards, a report finds.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez begins a visit to the UK, but will not meet Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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Sri Lanka's batsmen hold up England's quest for victory on the fourth day of the first Test at Lord's.
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Four British tourists are arrested in Majorca over the alleged rape of a tourist, the Foreign Office says.
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Peers are deeply divided over a controversial bill which would allow terminally ill people to be helped to die.
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Alastair Cook calls on England to build on their impressive start on day two of the opening Test against Sri Lanka.
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A lack of resources stopped security services from uncovering the 7 July London bomb plot, a report says.
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A conservationist trying to safeguard Peru's marine wildlife wins a leading UK environment award.
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Chagos islanders evicted decades ago to make way for a US airbase win a fresh victory at the UK High Court.
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Kenyan police arrest a UK aristocrat for shooting dead a man a year after facing murder charges.
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The US rejects UK government calls for closing the Guantanamo Bay prison camp for terror suspects.
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Nine Afghan asylum seekers who hijacked a plane to Britain win a court challenge against the government.
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Sri Lanka Muttiah Muralitharan hopes to spoil close friend Andrew Flintoff's first home Test as England captain.
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MPs hear allegations some African girls are brought into Britain and deliberately made pregnant to jump housing lists.
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The UK and France are thought to have the worst anti-social behaviour problems in Europe, a survey says.
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Lebanon's PM Fouad Siniora, is in London for a two-day visit during which he will meet the UK's Tony Blair.
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The race for the fourth and the final Champions League spot between Spurs and Arsenal goes to the wire.
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UK and Iraqi forces examine how events unfolded in Basra, when troops clashed with Iraqis after a helicopter crashed.
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British troops clash with Iraqi civilians after UK servicemen are killed in a helicopter crash in Basra.
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A helicopter crashes in the southern Iraq city of Basra killing British servicemen and sparking deadly clashes.
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A number of UK servicemen die after a helicopter crashes in southern Iraq, reportedly hit by rocket fire.
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A UK helicopter is reportedly shot down in the southern Iraqi city of Basra, amid fears that four soldiers are dead.
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Charles Clarke is sacked as home secretary in the biggest Cabinet reshuffle of Tony Blair's career.
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The British embassy in Berlin hosts discussions comparing the situation in Britain and Germany.
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Steve McClaren is appointed as Sven-Goran Eriksson's successor by the Football Association.
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Ricky Gervais's sitcom Extras is the toast of the Rose d'Or TV awards on with two key prizes.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari appears to rule himself out of taking over as England coach in a stunning announcement.
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Five men plead not guilty at the Old Bailey over the alleged London bombing attempts on 21 July.
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf denies he is fighting terrorism on behalf of the US and Britain.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari has been offered the England manager's job and is discussing terms with the FA.
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Former captain Steve Waugh tells BBC Sport that Australia need to be less sociable with England if they are to regain the Ashes.
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