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The government's plans to cut legal aid in England and Wales return to Parliament later as opposition mounts from lawyers and campaigners.
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The UK must not deport two Somalis convicted of serious crimes because their home country is too dangerous, the European Court of Human Rights rules.
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A Francis Bacon painting sells for nearly £18m at auction in London on Tuesday.
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The health service could be on the brink of a "diabetes time bomb" according to an audit of patients in England and Wales.
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In one of the biggest surveys of happiness carried out in the aftermath of the economic crisis, the vast majority of people in Britain, France and Italy have little faith in their governments and think the free market economy is a flawed system.
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The number of British children abducted by a parent and taken to a country beyond Foreign Office protection has risen 10% in the past year, it says.
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Universities in England will have to compete against each other and private providers for a quarter of their student places.
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James Anderson takes four wickets in a resounding 110-run win over Sri Lanka in the rain-affected first one-day international at The Oval.
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Syria's ambassador in London is summoned to the Foreign Office after claims a diplomat has been intimidating Syrians living in the UK.
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Over 3,000 schools in England and Wales are set to be closed and over 2,000 partially closed when teaching unions stage strike action later this week.
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Aung San Suu Kyi joined the Reith Lectures audience in London via a satellite link up from Burma.
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England beat Sri Lanka by 110 runs in a rain-affected opening one-day international at The Oval.
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England's World Cup campaign gets off to an inauspicious start as they are held to a draw by Mexico in their opening game of Group B in the Wolfsburg Arena.
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US student Amanda Knox did kill her British roommate in Italy, one of Meredith Kercher's killers has told an Italian court.
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Prominent names from the arts world say in an open letter that the UK's points-based visa system treats overseas artists "poorly".
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England kick off their Women's World Cup campaign against Mexico in a Group B match in Germany from 1700 BST.
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Prime Minister David Cameron says China provides a "huge opportunity" for British business as he signs £1.4bn in trade deals, but also urges respect for human rights.
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British military trainers working with security forces in Pakistan have been withdrawn at the request of the Pakistani government.
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Cricket's controversial decision review system could be back on the table for the England v India Test series following agreement within the ICC.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has vowed to fight for the title despite ruling himself out of contention just 24 hours earlier
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More than one in four workers in the UK would be prepared to move abroad for a better job, a survey suggests.
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The only UK hospital carrying out strict tests on surgical instruments imported from Pakistan finds many are substandard.
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Social care budgets in England will be cut this year - despite promises to put more money into services, according to an analysis of spending plans.
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China's Premier Wen Jiabao pledges to take measures to increase trade between the UK and China - and expresses support for the eurozone.
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Some 15,000 people who thought they had secured London 2012 Olympics tickets in the second round of sales told they will not receive them after all.
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Prisoners in England and Wales have received more than £10m in compensation over the past five years, Ministry of Justice figures show.
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Applicants for teacher training in England will be barred if they fail numeracy and literacy tests three times, say ministers.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrives in the UK for a trade summit, and will begin his visit with a trip to the Longbridge car plant.
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A British supplier of seeds has denied that its products are responsible for an outbreak of E. coli in France which has affected 10 people.
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The Food Standards Agency is investigating reports of a link between vegetables grown from British seeds and an E. coli outbreak in France.
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A 19-year-old man charged with hacking the website of the UK Serious Organised Crime Agency has been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a court hears.
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A parade of 2,500 military personnel, veterans and cadets takes place down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh to mark UK Armed Forces Day.
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Sri Lanka's opening batsmen rip into the England bowlers as they begin their quest to reach 137 and win the one-off Twenty20 match at Bristol.
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The fallen British soldiers in a corner of a foreign field
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U2 made their first appearance at the Glastonbury music festival, as the Pyramid Stage's headline act on Friday night.
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Watch a bizarre turn of events from an amateur race at Magny Cours as Cyril Guignard and Samuel Camier's bikes become entangled after a crash and start to spin together. (UK users only)
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British number one Andy Murray beats Ivan Ljubicic in four sets to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon.
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The Bank of England's new financial policy committee calls for an audit of UK banks' exposure to the eurozone debt crisis.
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Former PM Tony Blair tells the BBC there may still be a case for the UK joining the euro in future, if the economic case for doing so becomes "compelling".
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The man who gave Andre Villas-Boas his first job in management believes the new Chelsea boss will win the Champions League with the west London club.
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Former British prime minister Tony Blair reckons the UK could still join the euro currency one day.
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Andy Murray waits to start his third round match as rain disrupts play on day five at Wimbledon, with Rafael Nadal in action after a win for Venus Williams and defeats for Andy Roddick, Vera Zvonareva, Laura Robson and Elena Baltacha.
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David Cameron wins his battle to limit the amount of money the UK will have to contribute towards a second financial bail-out for Greece.
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More British troops than expected could be brought home from Afghanistan this year, MoD sources say, as Barack Obama announces US troop withdrawals.
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Ashley Young signs for Manchester United from Aston Villa on a five-year deal.
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Oscar-winning actress Dame Judi Dench is honoured with the British Film Institute's Fellowship Award.
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A cityscape by Austrian artist Egon Schiele sells for £24.7m at a London auction, setting a new record for the painter.
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Roger Federer takes on Adrian Mannarino on day four at Wimbledon after Sabine Lisicki knocks out third seed Li Na, while Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams reach round three and Laura Robson and Elena Baltacha's matches are held over until Friday.
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British fashion designer John Galliano tells his Paris trial drugs and alcohol were to blame for his alleged anti-Semitic outburst.
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The cost of UK military operations in Libya has reached £250m so far, government sources say.
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A century old British fire engines are on display in a museum in Pakistan.
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Police set up a computer system allowing UK forces to share intelligence on 15 million people.
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British Airways cabin crew staff back the agreement to settle their long-running industrial dispute with the airline.
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Successful ticket applicants for the London 2012 Olympics have begun finding out which events they will be attending.
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British spy novelist John le Carre is to receive the Goethe Medal for his "outstanding service to the German language and international cultural dialogue".
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Some of the UK's top public servants lose a battle to prevent details of their salaries being made public.
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The UK government accuses Poland of blocking a European Union effort to set a higher target for cuts in CO2 emissions.
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Energy watchdog Ofgem is to hold an inquiry into a "potentially misleading" offer promoted by Scottish Power after it announced 19% price rises.
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Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal and Andy Roddick make easy progress on day three at Wimbledon, while Venus Williams battles through in three sets and Laura Robson wins her first senior Grand Slam match.
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Electronics retailer Kesa unveils a small profit rise, but sales at its UK chain Comet fall 7% ahead of a planned turnaround.
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The UK's extradition arrangements with the US and the EU need to be overhauled to protect the rights of individuals, a committee of MPs and peers argues.
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Nick Clegg says the UK should aim to double the value of exports to Brazil as he seeks to develop trade links on a visit to the country.
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A rarely seen painting Pablo Picasso sells for just under £13.5m at Christie's auction house in London.
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Three British security guards were shot dead by their captors in Iraq about a year after being seized by an armed gang in 2007, an inquest hears.
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Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland react angrily to claims that their players could take part in a united Great Britain football team at the 2012 Olympics.
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Dame Judi Dench receives the Freedom of the City of London in honour of her contribution to acting.
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Prime Minister David Cameron expresses irritation over comments from some military chiefs about the UK's role in the Nato-backed Libya mission.
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A 19-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of hacking into websites in a joint investigation involving Scotland Yard and the FBI.
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Action adventure movie Green Lantern, based on the comic book hero of the same name, tops the UK and Ireland box office.
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The RAF's ability to deal with future emergencies is under threat if British intervention in Libya continues beyond September, MPs are warned.
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Former captain Paul Collingwood and wicketkeeper Matt Prior are omitted from the England one-day squad, with Craig Kieswetter and Samit Patel recalled.
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John Isner beats Nicolas Mahut in straight sets as their match fails to live up to last year's epic, while there are wins for Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Serena Williams on day two at Wimbledon.
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British number one Andy Murray reveals that a mid-match change in tactics helped him recover from a set down to defeat Daniel Gimeno-Traver in his opening match at Wimbledon.
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Andy Murray goes two sets to one up against Spain's Daniel Gimeno-Traver under the Centre Court roof on a rain-hit first day at Wimbledon.
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Kumar Sangakkara's maiden Test century in England denies Andrew Strauss's side victory on the final day of the third Test.
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Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy sets his sights on winning more majors after his triumph in the US Open at Congressional.
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A police officer accused of killing newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests in London in 2009 is sent for trial at the Old Bailey.
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One of the world's biggest collections of historic books, pamphlets and periodicals is to be made available on the internet for the first time.
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Prop Matt Stevens is included in England's 45-man World Cup training squad.
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Czech Republic score two late goals to dump England out of the European Under-21 Championship.
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An Ian Bell century puts England closer to victory over Sri Lanka on day four of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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The Church of England is expected to confirm that openly gay clergy can be made bishops, if they are celibate.
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The British Olympic Association is "incredibly positive" that there will be an Olympic football team comprising players from across Great Britain for the 2012 Games.
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Defending champion Rafael Nadal and Britain's Andy Murray will both be in Centre Court action - possibly under the roof - as Wimbledon gets under way on Monday.
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England's bowlers are thwarted by a resilient Sri Lankan batting unit as the hosts attempt to force a win late on day four of the third Test at the Rose Bowl, set to finish late at 1930 BST.
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Government policies for treating drug addicts in England are flawed and "doomed to failure", the Centre for Policy Studies think tank says.
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A British couple have died after the light plane they were in crashed in the south of France.
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A child murderer tells a court he has information which could clear Amanda Knox, who was found guilty of killing British roommate Meredith Kercher.
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A British soldier has been shot dead in Afghanistan the Ministry of Defence has said, shortly after naming two others who were killed on Thursday.
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Kevin Pietersen hits 85 to put England in firm control of Sri Lanka on a heavily rain-affected third day of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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Christophe Lemaitre sets a new personal best in beating Dwain Chambers in the 100m at the European Team Championships, while Dai Greene is the only individual British winner in the 400m hurdles.
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One of the UK's largest trade unions is warning of the biggest industrial action since the General Strike over pension plans, but the business secretary says most trade unionists are willing to negotiate.
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England build a confident reply to Sri Lanka's 184 all out, with Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen each hitting authoritative half-centuries.
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British brewers have sailed a beer-laden clipper to St Petersburg, retracing a centuries-old trade route, hoping to rekindle interest in imperial stout - once one of Britain's best-loved exports to Tsarist Russia.
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Taking British-brewed Russian stout to the land of vodka
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Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera sequel Love Never Dies is to close on 27 August in London's West End, it has been confirmed.
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Chris Tremlett takes career-best figures to put England in control of Sri Lanka on a heavily rain-affected second day of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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Twenty-six Sri Lankans, mainly Tamils, arrive back in Colombo amid fears for their safety after they were deported from the UK.
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A London school's ban of the cornrows hairstyle results in "unlawful, indirect racial discrimination", the High Court rules.
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The government says it has barred UPS from screening air cargo at some facilities in the UK because of security problems.
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