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Ministers have been accused of putting lives at risk by failing to order X-ray style body scanners at British airports despite fears that al-Qaeda is planning a wave of plane syringe bomb attacks.
Peter Moore, the released British hostage, appears healthy despite a two and a half year kidnapping ordeal in Iraq.
Three climbers died in two separate avalanches as freezing weather continued to grip Britain.
Almost half of those honoured in New Year’s Honours list are women.
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London's FTSE 100 drops 1pc, after five straight sessions in the black.
Why are mysterious UK businesses registering to trade carbon in Europe?
The Noughties was a decade of shredded business reputations.
Could the days of crackly mobile phone lines be at an end?
The peerless Wayne Rooney was in inspirational form as Manchester United ran riot against a poor Wigan side.
Reprise of Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad show from previous day brings England swift Test victory in Durban.
Darren Ferguson, Burnley manager Owen Coyle and Stoke assistant manager Peter Reid are early contenders for the job.
A decade-long project has asked stars to take a self-portrait and offer a millennium message.
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Details of the Google Nexus One phone have leaked online.
Parents are being forced to raid savings to support their adult children.
The cars that the British public considered the best of 2009.
Patrick Stewart, Status Quo and Jenson Button receive honours.
See this week's best entries in our travel photography competition.
As It Might Get Loud celebrates three great guitarists, Neil McCormick meets Jimmy Page.
View our pick of the top last-minute buys to wow as Big Ben rings in 2010.
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