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Pregnant orang-utan hugs her daughter as bounty hunters in Borneo move in
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Toddler Orla Docherty gives a cheeky grin after doctors cure infected birthmark on her lip
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Daniel Morgan: Drunk throws man against a moving train in Shrewsbury
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Essex primary school gives pupils elocution lessons to stop them sounding like TOWIE
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Who does Google think you are? Hidden page reveals what privacy-row search giant thinks it knows about you
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'Cheater' speaks: Man sues ex for blog post that labels him a cheat and liar as it shows up at top of Google
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Video of student dancing naked in nightclub paddling pool goes viral on internet
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Christopher Hanney guilty of trying to kill wife Audrey Maybrey by setting her on fire in Tampa
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Never-before-seen images of 'Birdsong' tunnels dug by British pit workers to undermine the German lines in First World War
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The Guardian
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David Cameron in U-turn over fiscal policing of eurozone
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Bailed-out RBS spends millions on Washington lobbyists
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Boko Haram vows to fight until Nigeria establishes sharia law
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Spain unemployment tops 5.3m and set to get worse
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Syria violence has risen 'significantly', says Arab League mission chief
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London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony to reflect 'people's Games'
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Labour to back welfare benefits cap
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Iran to restart IAEA nuclear talks
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David Cameron's eco-friendly image risks 'retoxification', warns WWF chief
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The Mirror
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32 die in suicide car bomb blast near funeral in Iraq
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New wave of violence in Syria sees at least 30 people massacred
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Man who had instructions to make deadly poison and bombs jailed
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Anton Ferdinand receives shotgun cartridge in the post ahead of grudge match
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Hooker A-Z guide book set to be investigated by police
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Is Ferris Bueller sequel set for release? Matthew Broderick fuels rumours
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Man awarded £14million after being kept in solitary confinement for two years
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Harry Redknapp put home at risk after losing millions of pounds in disastrous investments
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Decapitated man was shot in the head first
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The Independent
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Travellers return to Dale Farm site
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Hollywood star Uggie hangs up his skateboard
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Huge bell set to ring in London 2012 Olympics
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Concern over Twitter's country-by-country censorship ability
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'More than 50 killed' in two days of Syria turmoil
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350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
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Protesters evicted from building linked to Iraqi Embassy
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Protesters take over former City bank
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IMF head backs UK austerity measures
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Harry Redknapp 'lost £250,000 aiding friend'
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Asil Nadir needed 135 tonnes of cash
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'Malaria' nurse detained for attack
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