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Thursday 11th March 2010

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  • 'Sarah's law' goes nationwide

    'Sarah's law' goes nationwide

    Parents across the UK are to be allowed to ask police if people they know are sex offenders.

  • Hero dog gets bravery medal

    Hero dog gets bravery medal

    An army dog has been given the animal equivalant of the Victoria Cross for bravery.

  • McQueen 'hanged' himself

    McQueen 'hanged' himself

    Fashion designer Alexander McQueen hanged himself, the post-mortem reveals.

  • Students cannot name Labour leader

    Students cannot name Labour leader

    A third of students do not know that Gordon Brown is the leader of the Labour Party.

  • Gosling arrested over confession

    Gosling arrested over confession

    Broadcaster Ray Gosling arrested on suspicion of murder after mercy-killing confession.

  • Woman charged with child's murder

    Woman charged with child's murder

    A woman is charged with the murder of a three-year-old girl, believed to be her daughter.

  • Small drop in jobless numbers

    Small drop in jobless numbers

    There's been a slight fall in the number of jobless, but long term unemployment is soaring.

  • Jurors 'do not understand law'

    Jurors 'do not understand law'

    Jurors do not understand the law set by the judge in criminal cases, says new report..

  • Kraft U-turn sparks job losses

    Kraft U-turn sparks job losses

    Cadbury's employees in Bristol react angrily to Kraft closure plans.

  • Lovers face daffodil shortage

    Lovers face daffodil shortage

    The cold weather is causing a daffodil shortage for Valentine’s Day, say growers.

BBC UK News

  • Man jailed for organic egg scam
  • Three held over flat arson attack
  • Underground to axe up to 800 jobs
  • High-speed rail plans announced
  • Man collapses after 'youth abuse'
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Reuters UK News

  • Billionaire Pinera takes power as quakes rattle Chile
  • Police clash with protesters as Greeks fight cuts
  • Three MPs and a peer deny expenses fraud
  • Iraq results trickle out, Maliki rivals cry fraud
  • Scientists find "mother" of all skin cells
more

Guardian

  • Egg boss jailed for 'free range' fraud
  • Tories boycott Ashcroft inquiry
  • World's oldest malt £10,000 a bottle
  • HSBC faces Swiss data theft inquiry
  • Maliki and Allawi 'neck and neck'
more

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