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 BBC News - England  
Coroner raises rail safety fears
A coroner raises ongoing safety fears as an inquest jury blames a points failure for the Potters Bar train crash.

Venables' identity must be secret
The new identity of Jon Venables must be kept secret because there is "compelling evidence" of a threat to his safety, a judge says.

Sex parties banned at London home
The High Court bans a man from staging sex parties and pole-dancing classes at the mansion he owns in central London.


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 The Guardian World News  
Signs of US slowdown fuel fears of double dip

Potters Bar criminal case reopens

ITV prepares pay-TV strategy

 The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed  
Anderson leads assault against Pakistan

Birthday boy James Anderson took five for 49 as England ripped through Pakistan on a day laden with wickets for the pace bowlers at Trent Bridge.


Wenger issues title challenge to Fabregas

Arsene Wenger has challenged wantaway captain Cesc Fabregas to help drive the Gunners towards Barclays Premier League title next season.


Schoolgirl dies in Turkey rafting accident

A British schoolgirl has died in a rafting accident in Turkey, the Foreign Office confirmed tonight.


 UK News from Times Online  
Government scales back child worker vetting scheme
Plans to vet millions of people working with children and vulnerable adults are to be scaled back to ?common sense? levels, the Government announced today


Live: Bloody Sunday families shown Saville report
9.40 BST On a January morning 38 years ago, 13 protesters died at the hands of British paratroopers and 14 were injured, one so seriously he died four months later. For many of their relatives, the years since have been dominated by the search for truth about what happened during 25 chaotic minutes in central Londonderry.


Bloody Sunday fees hit £100m, with 14 lawyers earning more than £1m
A total of £100 million, more than half the costs of the Bloody Sunday inquiry, established in 1998, has gone on legal fees.



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