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ADDICTION charity Focus12 has received a huge financial boost after a codumentary about Russell Brand was shown last night. (1)
Adele joked that she wanted boyfriend Simon Konecki to buy her an engagement ring so big “you can see it from space”. (1)
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Africa and eastern Europe lining highways throughout the country (1)
after a member of staff at the city's Roxy venue found two men and a woman in the men's toilets. (1)
After revelations that Tony Blair was enraged by prince's lobbying (1)
alcohol in red wine actually weakens its ability to lower blood pressure. (1)
Allied jets reduced an administrative building inside Colonel Gaddafi's Tripoli compound to rubble last night in a massive display of firepower. (1)
ALMOST ONE THOUSAND police officers and staff have broken the UK Data Protection Act (1)
also backed by Labour (1)
Amelia Hill was questioned under caution by police in an inquiry into alleged leaks of information from Operation Weeting (1)
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An anti-British backlash gathered pace in Germany yesterday as David Cameron and Angela Merkel struggled to disguise the gulf between them on how to tackle the eurozone crisis. (1)
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Arab nations will be doing more to back the military action against Col Gaddafi in the coming weeks (1)
Are you addicted to your smartphone? (1)
Armed guards are to be deployed on British civilian ships for the first time to protect them from pirates (1)
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Bank governor Sir Mervyn King sent a stark message to political leaders as he flagged an unresolved eurozone debt crisis (1)
Bank of England meets amid talk of £50bn stimulus (1)
Bank tax dodges halted by retrospective law (1)
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Banks forced to hand back £1.9BILLION to customers (1)
Barclays boss Bob Diamond resigns (1)
Barclays Libor fix trail leads to senior managers | (1)
Bee Gee Robin Gibb Fighting Liver Cancer (1)
Belarus fights Europe to retain death penalty (1)
Bernie Ecclestone (1)
betrayed by the party. (1)
Blair was 'godfather to Murdoch's daughter' (1)
Bloody nose for David Cameron as Labour on course to gain 700 seats amid voter backlash while Tories lose a third of their councillors and Lib Dems HALF (1)
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Britain’s maladministration headed by David Cameron. (1)
British and Italian hostages murdered by captors in special forces rescue bid in Nigeria (1)
British bonds win 'safe haven' tag in eurozone debt storm (1)
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British peer calls for abolition of time limit on expat voting (1)
British police arrested three people (1)
British prisoners should be given the vote. (1)
broke into her £10million London home and rifled through her bedding. (1)
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Brookside's Brian Regan jailed for Bahman Faraji murder lies (1)
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Bulgarian gangster Tihomir Georgiev has contract on his head (1)
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CALAMITY Clegg would have quit as Cameron’s bullet-riddled human shield if he retained a gram of self-respect. (1)
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Cameron's insistence that there was nothing untoward in the decision to allow Coulson to operate with lower security vetting than his predecessors (1)
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Cannabis taxation: a win-win all round (1)
Captain ordered back onto boat by port officials (1)
Carnival says caring for cruise disaster victims (1)
Catholic Church Child Trafficking Network (1)
Caught with six kilos of cannabis and you could still avoid jail (1)
Celebrities and millionaires living on one of Britain’s most exclusive estates have become the targets of a crime wave. (1)
charity worker employed by one of David Cameron’s Big Society gurus has been arrested on suspicion of smuggling cocaine with a street value of £120 (1)
Charlie Brooks had to forgo what he calls 'the happiest moment of my year' - queuing for a pint during on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival. (1)
Cheap drugs abroad could pay for break (1)
children are being taken before the youth courts for trivial reasons. (1)
Chris and Mary Gorman were arrested by police in Orlando (1)
City drummer Robbie France dies aged 52 (1)
Clegg condemns 'grotesque' hacking (1)
Climate change is gradually turning Spain into a fire zone (1)
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coalition now has to endure it (1)
Coe and Deighton accused of 'shameful' ticket secrecy (1)
Colin McRae blamed for fatal helicopter crash (1)
Corruption scandal plunges Kuwait into deep crisis (1)
cost of David Cameron’s war on Colonel Gaddafi was laid bare yesterday. (1)
Coty Prestige and the house of Cavalli unleash new global beauty brand (1)
Coulson on Sheridan perjury charge (1)
Counsellors Forum: DREAMWARRIOR spiritual teacher who is deeply committed to helping others break through to the joyous experience of living in the NOW. (1)
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Cowell: Tweet for X Factor faves (1)
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crime and tragic overboard deaths are common on cruise vacations (1)
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Dale Farm residents celebrate court victory (1)
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David Cameron did assume that sooner or later some unexpected foreign event would fill the horizon (1)
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David Cameron will announce this week another humiliating climbdown (1)
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Demi Moore on road to recovery (1)
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Devastating report into the failures of police and care agencies to protect teenage girls who have been groomed (1)
Doctors may strike over cuts to their pension pots (1)
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Donaldson enjoyed a lavish lifestyle in Marbella and Tenerife (1)
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Drug Users Could Avoid Jail Under New Guidelines Published By The Sentencing Council For Judges (1)
Drugs mule sentences cut in new sentencing guidelines (1)
Duchess of Cambridge arrives at Fortnum and Mason wearing a Missoni coat. (1)
Dwarf-tossing contest at strip club not illegal (1)
east London (1)
EasyJet pays maiden dividend after profit soars (1)
Eating fried foods didn't hurt the hearts of Spaniards who follow a Mediterranean diet (1)
Eating nuts can help stave off obesity (1)
Ebola Alert In Alicante After Man Taken Ill (1)
Ebola outbreak vastly underestimated (1)
Ebola terror at Gatwick as passenger collapses and dies getting off Sierra Leone flight (1)
Ed Balls has denied taking part in a conspiracy to unseat Tony Blair following the 2005 general election (1)
Ed Balls suggested yesterday that the Conservative Party may have played a part in leaking his private papers charting Gordon Brown's attempts to dislodge Tony Blair as Prime Minister. (1)
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ED Miliband and Ed Balls sat on the Opposition front bench with heads shaking (1)
Ed Miliband branded Nick Clegg a vote-loser and refused to share a platform with him (1)
Ed Miliband has offered David Cameron the chance of “once in a generation” cross-party talks to reform care of the elderly. (1)
Ed Miliband will seek to turn the screw on David Cameron (1)
Ed Miliband's role in the plot to overthrow Tony Blair (1)
Elton John’s husband attacks Madonna after Golden Globes win (1)
Emails sent to the Big Pictures agency in 2010 and 2011 contained the flight details of dozens of celebrities (1)
Eric Joyce accused of assault in Commons bar 'had affair with teenage schoolgirl 32 years his junior' (1)
EU clampdown on unregulated financial advisers in Spain (1)
EU condemns Repsol state seizure (1)
EU cookie implementation deadline is today (1)
Euro break-up 'could wipe 50pc off London house prices' (1)
Euro zone crisis is tough going -- for traders (1)
Europe Banks Hoarding Cash Resist Draghi Bid to Avoid Crunch (1)
Europe is on the verge of financial chaos. (1)
European court rules against Italy for expelling migrants (1)
EUROPEAN officials have been condemned for fining the University of Northampton more that £56 (1)
Ex-policeman jailed over VAT fraud (1)
Expats could be forced to return home under new government tax proposals affecting rental property in the UK. (1)
exploding the common myths about which foods are good for us (1)
Extra Virginity (1)
faces gurning and fingers jabbing (1)
Failure to solve Europe's debt crisis will cost UK taxpayers billions (1)
Fake death pensioner 'was greedy' (1)
Fake Ryanair pilots sentenced for smuggling cocaine into Spain (1)
Fall of richest man in Ireland as Quinn is declared bankrupt (1)
Fans of Tony Blair and Peter Mandelson (1)
father of the groom getting in on the act too. (1)
Fire (1)
Fire in Benahavis (1)
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firing line in Britain (1)
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First Spaniard dies of Ebola (1)
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Five men have been arrested on suspicion of fraudulent transactions from accounts held at Bristol-based stockbroker Rowan Dartington (1)
five others (1)
Florida (1)
for the Opposition (1)
FOREIGN Secretary William Hague plunged the Government’s defence policy into chaos (1)
Former British and European champion boxer Jamie Moore has been shot in Marbella (1)
Former deputy editor received £25 (1)
FORMER Downing Street communications chief Andy Coulson has been arrested on suspicion of committing perjury during the Tommy Sheridan trial (1)
Former James Bond actor Sir Roger Moore (1)
Former Lloyds worker Jessica Harper in £2.5m fraud charge (1)
former MP Margaret Moran (1)
Former prime minister Tony Blair has attacked the record in office of his successor Gordon Brown (1)
Former Royal Marine Carl Davies was raped before being stabbed and his body hurled into a roadside ravine (1)
Four police officers were stabbed as they dealt with a disturbance today in Kingsbury (1)
fuelling rumours that he is to separate with partner Vanessa Paradis. (1)
full brutality of former Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi's regime has been revealed in chilling video footage of prison torture sessions. (1)
Gaddafi spymaster ‘must face trial over IRA crimes (1)
Gaga may once again have offended the pious as she emerged as a decapitated corpse from a confession box (1)
Gale-force wind warnings issued (1)
Galicia offers attractive alternatives. (1)
Gangs of highway robbers are targeting British tourists on holiday in Spain. (1)
Gangster gets four years for drug stash (1)
Gangster’s moll rents a house from Ashley Cole (1)
Gas canister man storms office (1)
gave such an over-the-top performance that it is hard to imagine him ever being entrusted with the prime ministership. (1)
Gerard Kavanagh shot dead in Costa del Sol pub (1)
Get back on board damn it (1)
Gilts Drop as France (1)
Glenn Mulcaire (1)
Goldman Sachs director quits 'morally bankrupt' Wall Street bank (1)
Google calls Murdoch's piracy allegations 'nonsense' (1)
Google plans to warn more than half a million users of a computer infection that may knock their computers off the Internet this summer. (1)
Graham Norton's London home was burgled on Friday night (1)
GRANDMOTHER at the centre of a Commonwealth Games land battle has been evicted from her home in a dawn raid. (1)
Greece cannot leave the euro. (1)
Greek far-right parties could end up with as much as 20 percent of the vote in Sunday's elections. The neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party has intensified the xenophobic atmosphere in the country. (1)
Hacking officers and the 'champagne links' to Wapping (1)
Hacking scandal: the net tightens on the Murdochs (1)
Harry Potter star Jamie Waylett had petrol bomb and stolen Champagne in riots (1)
Harry Potter Star Jamie Waylett Jailed For Two Years For Violent Disorder In London Riots (1)
has been arrested (1)
Has Prince William personally banned Tony Blair from the royal wedding (1)
has revealed that his ex-wife spent more than £12 million (1)
Heavy losses for Lib Dems as they lose prized Cardiff and Swansea (1)
Hells Angels members Robert Thomas and Norm Cocks (1)
High Alert in Casablanca Airport After Death of Woman Returning from Mecca (1)
High on the list of those wounded by Britain's phone-hacking scandal is Prime Minister David Cameron (1)
HMRC clamps down on Swiss account holders (1)
How a Financial Pro Lost His House (1)
How clothes retailer Peacocks ran up £750m debts (1)
How Tony Blair tried to give Gibraltar to Spain to curry favour with the European Union (1)
How Wall Street Bankers Use Seamless To Feast On Free Lobster (1)
Hugh could not be happier or more supportive (1)
Hugh Grant is the delighted father of a baby girl. He and the mother had a fleeting affair and while this was not planned (1)
Hundreds of NHS staff sacked over the past few weeks could be re-employed (1)
Hunted down: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi looks dejected and withdrawn following his capture (1)
If we keep doing this (1)
In Spain (1)
including Madonna (1)
including the royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's Sun tabloid (1)
Indonesia moves foreigners out of riot-hit prison (1)
Inquest told how householder stabbed intruder as he waved knife (1)
INTERPOL Targets Trafficking Of Stolen Vehicles (1)
Invasion of the pickpockets (1)
Investigator accused by BBC reporter of 'corrupt business' says he worked for Panorama. (1)
Investment Bankers Get Payouts Ahead Of Expected Loss Announcement (1)
investor disgruntlement is growing. (1)
Irish man shot dead in suspected gangland murder in Spanish bar (1)
Irish teenager being held on attempted murder charge in Costa del Sol (1)
is confident his office will be cleared of leaking the documents that implicate Ed Balls in a plot to remove Tony Blair (1)
is expected to be arrested tomorrow over allegations of phone hacking during his tenure as editor of the News of the World. (1)
is sexualising the dance floors of a much younger generation. (1)
is to launch on this side of the Atlantic. (1)
ISIS terrorists discovered in Morocco (1)
it has been disclosed. (1)
It is better to act than to remain passive. (1)
It is not for us to choose the government of Libya - that is for the Libyan people themselves. (1)
It was a total disaster at all the key levels of policy (1)
Italy (1)
Italy government hangs by thread as coalition crumbles (1)
ITV's Midsomer Murders series (1)
James Murdoch appears to have given misleading parliamentary testimony about a key phone-hacking cover-up (1)
James Murdoch giving evidence for a second time to the MPs' select committee (1)
James Murdoch pleads innocence ahead of committee report (1)
James Murdoch to resign as BSkyB chairman (1)
James Murdoch's exit from the chairmanship of BSkyB moves his father Rupert into the (1)
Jefferies: Police leaked statement (1)
jewellery and shoes. (1)
Jobseekers who reject help for alcohol and drug addiction face benefits cut (1)
Johnny Depp has purchased a mansion in Norfolk (1)
Jonathan Dimbleby has admitted he tried cocaine and marijuana in his 20s. (1)
Judge orders search of News of the World executives' computers in bid to find out if key hacking evidence was destroyed (1)
Julian Assange's fight to evade extradition to Sweden appears doomed despite stay of execution (1)
Kansas man struck by lightning hours after buying lottery tickets (1)
Ken Livingstone uses loophole to save £50 (1)
Kenneth Clarke (1)
Kevin 'Gerbil' Carroll murder trial (1)
Knight Frank partners share £73m bonus pool (1)
known as 'daggering' (1)
Labour learnt nothing from its decade-long spending spree that left the country in penury? (1)
Labour MP Eric Joyce suspended after 'head-butting' Tory Stuart Andrew in House of Commons bar (1)
Labour party leader Ed Miliband and brother David attend a birthday party held in London on Wednewsday (1)
Labour Party MPs demanded an emergency recall (1)
Labour questions Coulson 'payments (1)
Labour suspends MP Eric Joyce after Commons 'assault' (1)
Latin Kings charged in Texas slaying (1)
lawyer says (1)
leaving cash-strapped Britons even more out of pocket. (1)
legal ban on weapon-toting protection staff will be relaxed so that firms can apply for a licence to have them on board in danger zones. (1)
Legal warning to UK over benefits for EU nationals (1)
Leveson - The Hunt is on (1)
Libya rendition claims: David Cameron calls for inquiry (1)
Libya: 'Gaddafi dies from wounds' suffered in Sirte capture (1)
Libya: Col Gaddafi buried at dawn (1)
Libyan Officials Say (1)
Liver deaths at all-time high (1)
Lloyds Banking Group plc (LON:LLOY) and Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (LON:RBS) are set to be downgraded (1)
Lock your doors alert as Whitby double murder suspect spotted on run (1)
Locked Up Abroad is different. (1)
London hospitals write off 'over 90%' owed by foreign patients (1)
London landlords are evicting tenants to cash in on the Olympic Games by charging tourists fortunes. (1)
London riots police 'used school minibuses to reach trouble spots' (1)
London. (1)
London's secret music venue and their livestream act (1)
looked a shadow of her former self as she arrived to face 21 charges at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in central London. (1)
Low fare airline bmibaby to close (1)
Luggage thieves caught at airport (1)
Luka Rocco Magnotta (1)
Magaluf puts 50-person limit on pub crawls (1)
Mail on Sunday has revealed that he also flew girls to meet some of the world’s richest and most powerful men at an isolated ranch and his private Caribbean island. (1)
Man arrested over alleged police payments named as Sun journalist (1)
Man in court on murder bid charge (1)
Man Rushes at Murdoch During Hearing (1)
Man stabs three people to death in Valencia (1)
Marbella boxer ring return after trainer shot (1)
Marbella in Spain on Wednesday. (1)
may be forced to scrap his controversial plans to reform sentencing after being summoned to Downing Street by David Cameron for a meeting. (1)
McLaren driver Lewis (1)
Meat causes cancer. It’s been said so many times that you’d have to be an idiot not to believe it (1)
MEP arrested on suspicion of European parliament fraud conspiracy (1)
Mercenaries arrested for boot full of AK-47 rifles (1)
Metropolitan police anti-corruption unit investigated over payments (1)
Michael Brown: From £1.6m villa to prison yard (1)
Michael Gove (1)
Mike Tyson has for the first time revealed his lowest point ever in a searingly candid interview. (1)
military and government. (1)
Milly Dowler's family have been offered a multimillion-pound settlement offer by Rupert Murdoch's News International (1)
MINI COUPE (1)
mobile (1)
More than 21 (1)
Motorway speed limit to be raised (1)
MP Eric Joyce charged with assault (1)
Mr Clegg also said he was standing up to the PM when he disagreed with him. (1)
Mr Clegg’s jokes fall flat. (1)
Ms Moran (1)
Muammar Gaddafi has fled Sabha (1)
Murder trial begins for two Hells Angels (1)
Murdoch slashes price for new Sunday tabloid (1)
Murdochs are not a mafia – but the family firm is in meltdown (1)
Netflix (1)
New info about statin safety affects millions (1)
News Corp's share price on the slide (1)
News International faces FBI phone hacking probe (1)
News International offices searched as four more men are arrested (1)
News of the World hired special forces to track police (1)
Nick Clegg (5)
Nick Clegg. (1)
Nick Harvey (1)
Nine in every 10 Spaniards feel uncomfortable speaking English (1)
no more pointless top-down reorganisations” of health care (1)
north London. (1)
northern Spain is the place to go (1)
Not everybody is going broke in Ireland these days (1)
Now the blame game will start with many already having their sights set on the party leader (1)
Officer finds own parents Avtar and Carole Kolar killed in ‘revenge attack’ (1)
on suspicion of intimidating a witness. (1)
One in seven Cambridge students 'has sold drugs to help pay their way through university' (1)
organisation (1)
Oscars warn Baron Cohen against red carpet stunt (1)
outright ban on smoking in cars is the only way to protect children from second-hand smoke (1)
PADDLE4HEROES (1)
Painkiller warning as pack contains higher dose than label says (1)
paratroopers are trained in riot control (1)
personnel and message. (1)
Phone data shows romance 'driven by women' (1)
Phone hacking: Ex-editor Coulson sues newspaper group (1)
Phone hacking: Police bail sports writer Raoul Simons (1)
Phone hacking: the names of nearly 30 News International staff appear in Glenn Mulcaire's notebooks (1)
Pilot Strike Affects Scores Of Travelers (1)
PM intervenes in Fox flatmate row (1)
Police chief's comments may threaten fair trials for journalists (1)
Police divers search for head and limbs of Gemma McCluskie (1)
police hunt for Michael Brown's missing millions (1)
Police investigating speeding offence allegations against Energy Secretary Chris Huhne have handed a file to prosecutors. (1)
Police plans to fire rubber bullets in London (1)
Police study Murdoch's 'secret' iPhone account (1)
Police uncover 'serious and organised' criminality in £63m scam to breach European fishing quotas (1)
Police warn they may not be able to afford Tesco's £3m riot compensation bill (1)
Police were in dark over foreign axe killer living in UK (1)
politicians and leaders of all parties -- and yes (1)
Ponzi fraud: two men found guilty of involvement in £115m UK scam (1)
Poor men and lonely wealthy women (1)
Pop legend Madonna today told a court of her 'alarm and distress' after a delusional fan (1)
popular Caribbean dancing style used by adults (1)
Pound Falls Versus Euro (1)
power failures (1)
Premier League footballer Fabrice Muamba is in intensive care after collapsing during an FA Cup tie. (1)
Prince Philip in hospital (1)
Princess Beatrice and Sienna Miller. (1)
private jets waved through customs and immigration checks (1)
Property owners not impressed by Junta's decree on irregular property (1)
Prostitute in French footballer sex scandal launches own underwear range (1)
Protein Rich Diet Good For Losing Weight (1)
Qaddafi Is Dead (1)
RAISING MONEY THROUGH KAYAKING (1)
raped and sold by male gangs (1)
RBS staff told to pay for their own Christmas party (1)
RBS to cut 3 (1)
Real IRA terrorist has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of buying weapons and explosives which he wanted to use to “kill Brits. (1)
Rebbeca Brooks learned this morning that she will be taken to court over accusations of perverting the course of justice in relation to the phone hacking scandal. (1)
Rebekah Brooks refused to name source of Brown son story (1)
Rebekah Brooks and husband arrested in phone hacking inquiry (1)
Rebekah Brooks to lift lid on David Cameron friendship (1)
Rebekah Brooks turns screw on Jeremy Hunt with 'hacking advice' email (1)
Recession causes 2 (1)
Relations between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York have reached an all-time low (1)
Renounce your British Citizenship? (1)
Replacement locks were fitted at their home yesterday after the thugs stole Billie's keys along with her £1 (1)
report concludes that while there are lessons for Greater Manchester Police to learn (1)
resulting in his car being stolen. (1)
retired teacher and members of Armed Services are among 76 arrested in nationwide paedophile swoop (1)
Richard Branson tells MPs (1)
Ricky Martin and Benicio del Toro now have Spanish nationality. (1)
Ricky Martin granted Spanish citizenship (1)
right? (1)
Rioter who attacked Malaysian student jailed for seven years (1)
Robert Dawes was finally arrested in Dubai on an international warrant but is now living free on the Costa del Sol. (1)
Rough sleeping in England up by 23 per cent (1)
Rupert Murdoch bid to grab back the huge audience his News Corp lost (1)
Rupert Murdoch was branded “not a fit person” to run a major company (1)
Rupert Murdoch's historic appearance before MPs has generated huge interest (1)
Rush for safe havens as euro fears rise (1)
Russian banker shooting: 'It looks like a contract hit' (1)
Russian banker shot six times had testified over murder plot (1)
Russian ship suspected of carrying munitions to Syria appears near Turkish port (1)
Sally Bercow (1)
Sally Bercow is the hot favourite to be evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house this Friday after being nominated by contestant Kerry Katona (1)
Sam Ibrahim headed to jail (1)
San Diego tax preparer for the wealthy accused of ordering hit on 2 witnesses in fraud trail (1)
Saudi prince's convoy in Paris attacked by gunmen (1)
says study (1)
says the X Factor supremo is one of the key reasons that his four-year romance with Nicole Scherzinger hit the skids. (1)
Scotland Yard accused of hiring out officers as it emerges Virgin paid police to investigate £144m fraud case (1)
Scotland Yard drops Official Secrets Act bid against Guardian (1)
Scotland Yard lent police horse to Rebekah Brooks (1)
Scottish Tory party was plunged into pre–election turmoil (1)
Scout leader (1)
Second arrest after man killed at Herbie Hide's home (1)
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TV celebrity Peter Andre visited the new Aventura Amazonia (1)
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UK border checks are 'a bad joke' (1)
UK economy forecast: Eurozone crisis dampens Bank’s growth estimate (1)
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UK press in dock over phone-hacking (1)
UK ticketholder wins £41 Euromillions jackpot (1)
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