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Howard 'battles for Britain'.
Labour avoids pensions debate
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 | | Mother's murder convictions quashed
Donna Anthony, jailed in 1998 for murdering her 2 children, has conviction quashed on appeal.
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 | | Feminist Andrea Dworkin dies
American writer and campaigner Andrea Dworkin died at the weekend at her home in Washington DC, aged 58.
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Kennedy breaks off campaign as wife enters hospital
Election 2005: Liberal Democrats postpone manifesto launch as party leader joins his pregnant wife in hospital.
Labour pledge card stresses economic record
Row over £15bn Tory black hole
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Babysitter given life sentence for toddler murder
UK: A babysitter who murdered her neighbour's two-year-old son will serve at least 10 years of a life sentence.
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Steven Gerrard out of Juventus clash
Football: Blow to Liverpool's hopes of reaching Champions League semis as captain is ruled out of Wednesday's second leg.
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 | | Will the real Belle de Jour ...
Newsblog: Dossiers. Anonymous emails. Literary theory. Is there no end to the mystery over 'call girl blogger' Belle de Jour, asks Jane Perrone.
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Picnic protest
Beirut dispatch: A mass eat-in has revived Beirut streets, deserted since Rafik Hariri's assassination, writes Brian Whitaker.
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Kyrgyz MPs set election date
World: Kyrgyzstan's parliament sets presidential election for July 10 and accepts resignation of ousted leader Askar Akayev.
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Don't mention the war
Election blog: Should Iraq be a vote-deciding issue, wonders Tom Happold, or are there more important things?
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Williams lambasts 'malign' focus on school tests
Education: Children are being bombarded with inappropriate advertising and forced to sit too many tests at school, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, said today.
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Chinese dash Rover hopes
Business: Shanghai Automotive says it will not save UK car manufacturer.
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 | | Kylie to top bill at Glastonbury
Australian pop diva confirmed as festival headline act alongside Coldplay and the White Stripes.
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Radio DJs launch podcast-only shows
Online: Paul Gambaccini, Tony Blackburn and Wes Butters are among the DJs backing a revolutionary new service bringing radio to the iPod generation.
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Widow says Shipman gave no indication of suicide
Society: Serial killer Harold Shipman gave no indication before his suicide that he would harm himself, inquest hears.
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Consumer Finance Awards 2005
Events and offers: Tell us about your experiences with the companies that look after your finances and you could win a fantastic prize.
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Shop Hillary
Newsblog: The US Republican party has decided that the woman who might kill it off in 2008 is Hillary Clinton, writes Sarah Left.
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House prices drop as property inflation rises
Money: House prices fell slightly from January to February, but year-on-year property inflation edged up, official figures say.
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M&C; Saatchi bullish ahead of European push
Media: Advertising agency M&C; Saatchi reports its first set of annual results since becoming a public company.
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