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Gordon Brown accuses Burma's military rulers of neglecting its people by blocking aid to survivors of Cyclone Nargis.
China's President Hu Jintao urges rescuers in the earthquake-struck province of Sichuan to race to save lives.
The husband of TV make-up artist Diane Chenery-Wickens is charged with her murder, four months after she went missing.
Pakistan's envoy to Afghanistan, abducted by suspected Taleban militants in February, is released.
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey makes a renewed appeal for the release of five British hostages in Iraq.
Plans to tackle use of plastic bags are a diversion from the real environmental issues, a government adviser says.
A woman of 81 who was killed in her own home died of multiple stab wounds, police reveal.
Princess Anne's son, Peter Phillips, is to marry Canadian management consultant Autumn Kelly at Windsor Castle.
More than 1,000 police officers are drafted in to ensure the FA Cup final passes off peacefully.
A Cardiff City fan spends more than 40 hours using Lego to recreate the club's journey to the FA Cup final.
Portsmouth and Cardiff both bid for a long-awaited second FA Cup win in Saturday's final.
Ryan Sidebottom takes 4-55 on day two of the second Test as England take control against New Zealand at Lord's.
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A man who ram-raided a supermarket dressed only in his girlfriend's boots and a sheet is jailed.
Gordon Brown addresses the Kirk's General Assembly 20 years after Mrs Thatcher's sermon on the mound.
The media coverage of a spate of deaths involving young people was debated by a press watchdog.
A disc containing personal and protectively marked material relating to the Rosemary Nelson Inquiry is lost.
The US ambassador to Zimbabwe warns post-poll violence is "out of control" as a date is set for a run-off.
A military judge postpones the trial of Osama Bin Laden's former driver, Salim Ahmed Hamdan.
Lebanon's rival leaders start talks in Qatar aimed at pulling the country back from the brink of civil war.
France accuses Burma of being on the verge of committing a crime against humanity by not accepting aid.
Italy's interior minister says firm measures are needed to meet the country's 'security emergency'.
At least 10 people are killed in a suicide attack in the heart of Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, the army says.
British Airways reports a sharp jump in annual profits to £883m but its boss says he will not accept a bonus.
Campaigner Heather Brooke wins a High Court battle with the Commons over disclosure of MPs' expenses.
Immune cells grown from umbilical cord blood may one day be used to improve leukaemia treatment, say researchers.
The man in charge of the marking of this year's Sats says the results will go out on time, despite problems.
A new study explains how the tiny ancestors of humans, apes and monkeys may have taken to the trees.
Reunited US boy band New Kids on the Block perform together for the first time in 15 years, in New York.
An independent effort to develop the software originally designed for the $100 laptop is launched.
