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  Egypt erupts in anti-Algeria riots after World Cup football defeat (21 November 05:31)
Hundreds of Egyptian security forces were deployed tonight in tense anticipation of riots that have been locally dubbed the “football wars”.
  David Beckham enjoying walk on the wild side in Los Angeles (21 November 05:31)
David Beckham’s improbable comebacks keep coming around almost as frequently as new haircuts. The England midfield player is beaming as he shows off his latest hairstyle in a luxury hotel ...
  David Headley quiet American with alleged links to Mumbai massacre (21 November 05:31)
In almost every way, David Headley was the perfect neighbour. When the 49-year-old American citizen began renting an apartment in Mumbai last year he charmed his landlord, treated his laundr...
  Army faces inquiry over Battle of Danny Boy torture claims (21 November 05:31)
Claims that British soldiers tortured and murdered up to 20 prisoners after a battle with Iraqi insurgents are to be scrutinised at a public inquiry.
  Rain like this happens once every 1000 years (21 November 05:30)
The full and devastating impact of England’s worst recorded day of rain was still emerging last night as tributes were paid to a policeman swept away by floodwaters while trying to save ot...
  Paul and Rachel Chandler we could be dead within a week (21 November 05:30)
A British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates have appealed directly to the British Government to open talks for their release, fearing that they may be killed within a week.
  Paul and Rachel Chandler we could be dead within a week (21 November 01:47)
The British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates said today their captors were “losing patience” and they could be killed within a week.
  Paul and Rachel Chandler we could be dead within a week (21 November 01:47)
A British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates have appealed directly for the British Government to open talks for their release, fearing that they may be killed within a week.
  Rabbi Baruch Chalomish I snorted cocaine to forget wifes death (20 November 11:33)
A rabbi broke down sobbing today as he told a jury how he was arrested at the end of a five-day sex and drugs party bingeing on cocaine and prostitutes.
  Rabbi Baruch Chalomish I snorted cocaine to forget wifes death (20 November 11:33)
A rabbi broke down sobbing today as he told a jury how he was arrested at the end of a five-day sex and drugs party bingeing on cocaine and prostitutes.
  Rabbi Baruch Chalomish I snorted cocaine to forget wifes death (20 November 11:33)
A rabbi broke down sobbing today as he told a jury how he was arrested at the end of a five-day sex and drugs party bingeing on cocaine and prostitutes.
  Rabbi Baruch Chalomish I snorted cocaine to forget wifes death (20 November 11:33)
A rabbi broke down sobbing today as he told a jury how he was arrested at the end of a five-day sex and drugs party bingeing on cocaine and prostitutes.
  Suicide model Daul Kim wrote blog about pressure of catwalk (20 November 10:51)
A highly-successful model who has been found dead in Paris used her blog to discuss depression, suicide and the pressures of her career.
  Royal Bank of Scotland loses landmark wheelchair access appeal (20 November 09:14)
The Royal Bank of Scotland has been ordered to carry out £200,000 of work to improve wheelchair access at one of its branches after senior judges ruled that it had breached disability laws.
  Lady Ashtons ascent provokes dismay among former Westminster colleagues (20 November 08:59)
The appointment as a little-known peer to become Europe's first "foreign minister" stunned and dismayed many in Westminster today, prompting a barrage of briefing against Britain's most seni...
  Lady Ashtons ascent provokes dismay among former Westminster colleagues (20 November 08:59)
The appointment as a little-known peer to become Europe's first "foreign minister" stunned and dismayed many in Westminster today, prompting a barrage of briefing against Britain's most seni...
  Lady Ashtons ascent provokes dismay among former Westminster colleagues (20 November 08:59)
The appointment as a little-known peer to become Europe's first "foreign minister" stunned and dismayed many in Westminster today, prompting a barrage of briefing against Britain's most seni...
  Lady Ashtons ascent provokes dismay among former Westminster colleagues (20 November 08:59)
The appointment as a little-known peer to become Europe's first "foreign minister" stunned and dismayed many in Westminster today, prompting a barrage of briefing against Britain's most seni...
  Lady Ashtons ascent provokes dismay among former Westminster colleagues (20 November 08:59)
The appointment as a little-known peer to become Europe's first "foreign minister" stunned and dismayed many in Westminster today, prompting a barrage of briefing against Britain's most seni...
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Policeman swept away trying to save lives (20 November 08:22)
A police officer who was struggling to save lives as devastating floods struck Cumbria fell victim to the floodwaters when he was swept away in a swollen river.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Man who killed wife in sleep Brian Thomas walks free after charges withdrawn (20 November 07:21)
A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him.
  Thierry Henry calls on Fifa to order replay of Ireland play-off (20 November 07:12)
Thierry Henry has said that a replay would be the "fairest solution" to the ongoing row surrounding France's World Cup play-off victory over Ireland, after his handball sparked outrage acros...
  France rejects Ireland plea to replay World Cup qualifying match (20 November 07:12)
The French Football Federation has rejected an appeal from its Irish counterpart to ask Fifa to allow a replay of the contentious World Cup qualifier between the two countries, seemingly clo...
  French minister breaks ranks with Sarkozy to call for World Cup replay (20 November 06:27)
A senior French minister has reignited the diplomatic row surrounding Ireland's controversial defeat in the World Cup play-off by breaking ranks and suggesting Fifa should order the match to...
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Baroness Ashton says she will prove best person for the job (20 November 05:12)
The little-known Labour peer who emerged as the surprise choice to be Europe's first "foreign minister" declared today that she was determined to prove she was the best person for the job.
  Fifa rejects Irelands demands to replay World Cup play-off (20 November 03:56)
Fifa has ruled that the controversial World Cup qualifying match between Ireland and France will not be replayed, despite outrage over Thierry Henry’s handball.
  Fifa rejects Irelands demands to replay World Cup play-off (20 November 03:56)
Fifa has ruled that the controversial World Cup qualifying match between Ireland and France will not be replayed, despite outrage over Thierry Henry’s handball.
  Fifa rejects Irelands demands to replay World Cup play-off (20 November 03:56)
Fifa has ruled that the controversial World Cup qualifying match between Ireland and France will not be replayed, despite outrage over Thierry Henry’s handball.
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