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British luxury fashion retailer Burberry says it will take direct control of its franchised stores across mainland China.
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Peace protesters camping in London's Parliament Square Gardens lose a Court of Appeal battle against eviction.
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The BBC has been given exclusive access to film the world's most advanced fighter jet - the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, built by Lockheed Martin for the US and UK military.
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Babies born outside normal working hours are at a greater risk of dying than others, a study of 1m births in Scotland suggests.
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A man who says he is the Afghan soldier who killed three UK soldiers in Afghanistan tells the BBC he acted alone.
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Londonderry is named the UK's inaugural City of Culture at a special event in Liverpool.
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The number of crimes committed in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 1981, official figures show.
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A majority of British Jews believe Israel should swap territory for peace, and negotiate with Hamas, a survey suggests.
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An Iraqi court orders a search for a man accused of involvement in the murder of British aid worker Margaret Hassan, amid fears he has escaped.
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Business Secretary Vince Cable says a variable graduate tax could make England's student funding system fairer and more sustainable.
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World renowned Australian conductor Sir Charles Mackerras dies in London at the age of 84.
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Mark Webber says he has cleared the air with his Red Bull team after a falling-out at the British Grand Prix.
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The UK's inaugural City of Culture is due to be announced at a special event in Liverpool on Thursday evening.
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Spelbound, the acrobatic group which won Britain's Got Talent this year, perform in front of a whole new set of judges this weekend.
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The three British soldiers killed by a rogue Afghan soldier in Helmand province have been named by the Ministry of Defence.
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David Beckham says he will "never" manage England but indicates his desire to play at the European Championships in 2012.
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The number of UK theatres threatened by demolition could grow in the coming year due to funding cuts, a report warns.
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European regulators pave the way for British Airways, Iberia and American Airlines to work together more closely.
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The number of people unemployed in the UK fell by 34,000 to 2.47m in the three months to May, official figures have shown.
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Three US soldiers and five Afghans die in a Taliban suicide attack in Kandahar, as a manhunt continues for an Afghan soldier who killed three UK troops.
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The sister of Margaret Hassan, the British aid worker murdered in Iraq, claims the man found guilty of her murder has gone missing.
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Anna Chapman, one of the Russian spies deported from the United States, is deprived of her British citizenship.
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Anna Chapman, one of the Russian spies deported from the United States, is deprived of her British citizenship.
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David Cameron says UK and Afghan troops should continue to work together, after an Afghan soldier killed three British servicemen.
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An oil-like substance is poured around one of the British Museum's statues by activists urging it to stop its sponsorship by BP.
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US book retailer Borders agrees to sell UK-based stationery group Paperchase for $31m to help reduce its debt.
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Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt announces he will not compete in London before the 2012 Olympics, because of Britain's tax laws.
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Three police officers who were shot are among 27 injured during disturbances in north and west Belfast.
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Kylie Minogue tops the UK album chart for the fifth time with Aphrodite, while JLS score a third number one single.
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Red Bull's Mark Webber wins the British Grand Prix ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.
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Red Bull's Mark Webber cruises to a dominant victory in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton - who extends his championship lead - in second place.
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The head of an aboriginal hero killed by settlers in Australia in 1833 is finally buried after being returned from England.
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UK police confirm that fugitive gunman Raoul Moat died after shooting himself during a stand-off with armed officers.
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Red Bull seal a one-two on the grid for the British Grand Prix as Sebastian Vettel beats team-mate Mark Webber to pole, while McLaren's Jenson Button will start from 14th.
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Almost six months since the earthquake in Haiti, the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) says money donated by the British public has helped more than one million Haitians.
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An appeal to help those affected by the earthquake in Haiti raises the second highest amount in DEC history.
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Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button's McLaren team decide against using a major upgrade they had planned for the British Grand Prix.
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Mark Cavendish wins stage six of the Tour de France, sprinting to the line for his second stage victory in a row.
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Israel criticises Britain's ambassador to Lebanon for eulogising a late Lebanese cleric said to have inspired Hezbollah.
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Israel criticises Britain's ambassador to Lebanon for eulogising a late Lebanese cleric said to have inspired Hezbollah.
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One of the largest ever finds of Roman coins in Britain has been made by a man using a metal detector.
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Find points to first British settlers one million years ago
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Cameroon's government rejects the claim by a gay asylum seeker in the UK that he would face persecution if he returned home.
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Norwegian police arrest three men in Oslo on suspicion of plotting terrorist attacks and being members of al-Qaeda.
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A list of banks who will be "stress tested" includes the UK's big four, says the Committee of European Banking Supervisors.
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The UK's Supreme Court rules that two gay men from Iran and Cameroon have the right to asylum in Britain.
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UK troops in the Sangin area of Afghanistan's Helmand province will be replaced by US forces, the UK defence secretary says.
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Searches of countryside and woods go on around a town in north-east England for suspected armed killer Raoul Moat.
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Shane Warne says this winter's Ashes series marks England's best chance of success down under in over 20 years.
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Armed officers search woods and fields in a cordoned-off town in their hunt for suspected gunman Raoul Moat.
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A "big budget" porn movie was shot in a London hospital when it hired out one of its wards to a film company.
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A letter allegedly penned by gunman Raoul Moat declares war on the police and says he "won't stop until I'm dead".
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UK police searching for suspected gunman Raoul Moat release details of a Lexus car they are looking for.
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Former AC Milan and Liberia star George Weah believes England should pick an English coach to ensure they get the best out of their stars.
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Umar Akmal sets up a 23-run win for Pakistan over Australia in the first of two Twenty20 internationals in the UK.
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Iran accuses the UK, Germany and the UAE of refusing to refuel its passenger jets, days after tough new US sanctions.
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Former Bosnian President Ejup Ganic is due at an extradition hearing in London requested by the Serbian government.
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Most UK government departments are being asked to produce "illustrative plans" for spending cuts of up to 40%.
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The Scottish government stands by advice on which it freed the Lockerbie bomber after claims he could live for 10 more years.
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Most UK government departments are being asked to produce "illustrative plans" for spending cuts of up to 40%.
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Australia win the final one-day international at Lord's by 42 runs but England take the series 3-2.
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Officials from Iceland, the Netherlands and the UK hold talks over the settlement of a £2.3bn banking dispute.
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Rafael Nadal beats Andy Murray in straight sets to end the fourth seed's hopes of becoming the first British man since 1938 to reach the Wimbledon final.
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A British man who claims he was married to alleged Russian spy Anna Chapman speaks about their relationship.
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Ballack predicts Germany will beat Argentina
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Foreign Secretary William Hague says the UK must have more "global reach and influence" or face a decline in power.
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Tens of thousands of people stage pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong on the anniversary of the end of British colonial rule.
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UK wants to influence EU more from inside
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William Hague is seeking to increase UK influence over the European Union. What are your views on his plans?
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Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is to receive a prestigious US medal and $100,000 (£67,000) prize for his work in conflict resolution.
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Australia win the fourth one-day international by 78 runs to end England's eight-match winning streak.
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Britain's Andy Murray battles past Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in four sets to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals, where he will face world number one Rafael Nadal.
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An England fan who walked into a dressing room after a World Cup match pays an "admission of guilt" fine in South Africa.
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Britain's Supreme Court rules that troops are not protected by human rights laws on the battlefield.
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A former top UK diplomat says he felt "very uncomfortable" about going to war in Iraq without United Nations backing.
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The UK is to announce an inquiry into claims its security services were complicit in torture, the BBC understands.
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Ex-Football Association chief Brian Barwick, who hired Fabio Capello, says he is baffled why the highly-paid manager's team failed at the World Cup.
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A British journalist is being held over the England World Cup dressing room intrusion, South African police say.
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Fifa's president apologises for England's disallowed goal and vows to reopen the debate over goal-line technology.
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UK officials say they will defend food producers' right to label groceries by number, amid fears that the EU may consign "a dozen" eggs to history.
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Fabio Capello will have to wait another two weeks to find out if he will remain as England manager after the team's World Cup exit.
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A South African Airways crew member is arrested in the UK allegedly with 3kg (6.6lbs) of cocaine strapped to her body.
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Britain and the US have agreed that they want a 'strong and stable' BP, the oil company under intense pressure over the Gulf of Mexico oil leak.
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Fabio Capello says he will not resign as England coach but will discuss his future with the Football Association after his side crash out of the World Cup, losing 4-1 to Germany.
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The head of the British army believes politicians and military chiefs should talk to the Taliban sooner rather than later.
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Prime Minister David Cameron is to visit China in November, after accepting an invitation from President Hu.
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An octopus picks Germany over England, in the latest of a string of predictions that have made it a national celebrity.
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At least 10 Iraqi asylum seekers deported from the UK last week are still being held at Baghdad Airport.
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David Cameron says he would like UK troops out of Afghanistan by 2015 but prefers not to look at "strict timetables".
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The European debt crisis represents a "key risk" to the UK's banking sector the Bank of England has warned.
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UK troops can continue to transfer Taliban suspects to Afghan detention but not to a site subject to an existing ban, the High Court says.
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The BBC's Gordon Corera looks at newly-released files that reveal a top secret intelligence-sharing agreement between the US and UK.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger is a doubt for Germany's World Cup match against England because of a thigh injury.
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Germany captain Philipp Lahm says he is expecting a World Cup "classic" when his side comes face-to-face with England in the last 16 on Sunday.
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Franz Beckenbauer believes England made a stupid mistake by failing to avoid a second-round match against Germany at the World Cup in South Africa.
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A legal bid to force publication of a BBC review of its Middle East coverage is rejected by the UK Court of Appeal.
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Slovenia prepare for historic World Cup moment
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A US federal court judge blocks President Obama's six-month moratorium on deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
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In an emergency budget, new UK Chancellor George Osborne raises sales tax and cuts benefits as he tries to tackle Britain's deficit.
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Eoin Morgan hits an unbeaten 103 as England beat Australia by four wickets in the opening one-day international at the Rose Bowl.
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