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Bush plea for unity amid crisis
US President George W Bush says the serious global financial crisis demands a serious global response.
Mugabe 'gives Zanu-PF key posts'
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe gives key ministries to his own party - in defiance of a power-sharing deal, reports say.
Palin abused power, probe finds
John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin abused her power as Alaska's governor for personal ends, a report concludes.
US 'strikes deal' on North Korea
The US will remove North Korea from its list of countries sponsoring terrorism, officials in Washington say.
Austria's Haider dies in accident
Austrian far-right politician Joerg Haider has been killed in a road accident in Carinthia, Austria, police reports say.
Father's grief over flood deaths
A British man who lost his wife and one of his twin daughters in flash-floods in Spain describes the tragedy.
Scarlett mother faces Goa warning
The mother of murdered British teenager Scarlett Keeling is told to appear before authorities in Goa, India, over neglect claims.
Tycoon 'in talks over UK stores'
Topshop and BHS owner Sir Philip Green is in talks to buy UK stores from Iceland's retail group Baugur, it is reported.
Arrest after key fob weapon found
A man is arrested after police seize a key fob gun during a stop and search in Greater Manchester.
Jordan in dressage demonstration at the Horse of the Year Show
Model Katie Price gives a dressage demonstration at the Horse of the Year Show.
Live text - World Cup qualifiers
Scotland host Norway in Saturday's World Cup qualifiers ahead of games involving England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Hamilton snatches pole in Japan
Lewis Hamilton secures pole position for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji with title rival Felipe Massa back in fifth.
Capello in dark over Kazakhstan
England boss Fabio Capello admits he knows little about World Cup qualifying opponents Kazakhstan because of their recent managerial change.
Johnson blows leave India adrift
Paceman Mitchell Johnson has a day to remember as Australia reduce India to 313-8 on an absorbing third day of the first Test, still 117 runs behind.
Bellamy set to make Wales start
Craig Bellamy will start his first Wales game for a year when they play Liechtenstein on Saturday.
NI boss says fans have key role
Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington says the team's supporters have a big role to play in the World Cup qualifier in Slovenia.
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Mike Baker
Are we asking too much of our teachers?
Divisive career
Joerg Haider split political opinion, in Austria and abroad
Virtual healing
How students use 3D technology to beat cancer
Baghdad blues
When will it be safe for Iraqis to go back home?
Living in boxes
Has the desire for privacy driven us into tiny homes?
Debate verdict
Newsweek: McCain fails to thrive in 'town hall' duel
Bond assassin's golden gun stolen
The £80,000 golden gun used in the James Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun is stolen from studios in Hertfordshire.
Car bomb hero in intensive care
Glasgow Airport car bomb hero John Smeaton remains in intensive care after suffering an asthma attack.
Carpark ramp crash man critical
An 18-year-old man is critically injured after a collision with a car on a carpark exit ramp during a night out.
Irish schools 'should link up'
Irish language primary schools should "urgently consider" linking up in federations, to ensure their viability, a report recommends.
New rebels attack DR Congo town
A new rebel group threatens the key town of Bunia in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Mexico braced for lethal storms
A hurricane set to hit the west coast of Mexico has strengthened and become "life-threatening", meteorologists warn.
Deadly bomb attack at Iraq market
A vehicle bomb in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, kills 13 people and injures 27 others, say police.
Aceh guerrilla leader flies home
Former rebels flock to Banda Aceh to welcome home one of Indonesia's best-known guerrilla leaders, Hasan di Tiro.
G7 nations pledge to fight crisis
Top finance ministers promise to take "decisive action and use all available tools" to tackle the world economic crisis.
PM launches Kashmir train service
India's PM launches Kashmir's first train service amid heavy security and after protests that left two people dead.
GM and Chrysler 'in merger talks'
Struggling US car giants General Motors and Chrysler are in talks about a possible merger, US media say.
Deal sought for UK-Iceland funds
A UK Treasury delegation is in Reykjavik in an attempt to resolve the dispute over UK funds invested in failed Icelandic banks.
Call to ban junk food from NHS
Hospitals and GP surgeries should follow the lead of schools and ban sugary drinks and snacks, experts say.
Grammars pressed over poor pupils
Grammar schools take half the rate of poor bright pupils than non-selective state schools, research suggests.
Nature loss 'dwarfs bank crisis'
The global economy loses more money from deforestation than the current banking crisis, says an EU-commissioned report.
Robbins gets star on Walk of Fame
Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins becomes the 2,371st celebrity to be awarded a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
Bank turmoil fuels phishing boom
Scammers and fraudsters are capitalising on the changes sweeping through global financial markets and sectors.