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- Licence fee evaders' bizarre logic - PA
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- Bank makes interest rates decision - PA
- Today in History - AP
- Property demand up as prices fall - PA
- Mexican officials: 4 killed in helicopter crash - AP
- Shell 'had inside info on Nigeria' - PA
- Teen arrested in drive-through spinach attack - AP
- Weather respite 'will be brief' - PA
- US military leader chides China over NKorea crisis - AP
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WikiLeaks cables
Shell's grip on Nigerian state revealed
US embassy cables reveal top executive's claims that oil giant knew 'everything that was being done' in key government ministries -
Corruption 'could push Kenya back into violence'
Diplomatic cables show Kenya's ruling elite is part of a 'culture of impunity', as US keeps close eye on Chinese military and intelligence support in Africa
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Julian Assange case
'What these women are going through is unfair and absurd'
Lawyer for women whose assault allegations led to arrest says case has nothing to do with CIA, reports Amelia Gentleman
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Extradition attempt an 'uphill struggle'
Specialist predicts Sweden will find it 'very difficult' to get WikiLeaks founder sent back
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US told to ignore Brown on Trident
Top civil servants quoted as telling Washington that UK would renew nuclear deterrent, contradicting PM -
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Credit card firms attacked after restricting dealings with WikiLeaks – and hackers say Twitter is next -
Africa
US concern over Uganda war crimes
US sought assurances that intelligence was being used 'in compliance with the law of armed conflict'
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More protests planned for defining day on tuition fees
Deputy Lib Dem leader Simon Hughes tells party he will be abstaining from crucial vote -
US fails to sway Israel on settlements
Peace process 'in crisis', says Mahmoud Abbas, as Binyamin Netanyahu refuses to back down on settlement freeze -
€40m bonuses at Allied Irish Banks
Despite Ireland's bailout, stricken Allied Irish Banks says court case forces it to give out bonuses -
Sorkin: Palin TV show is 'snuff movie'
West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin accuses 2012 Republican presidential nominee of shooting an animal for 'political gain' in reality show -
SA requests extradition of Dewani
Request made over allegations man paid taxi driver to stage hijack and hire hitmen to murder wife -
Lennon fans grieve on anniversary
Candles lit and flowers laid at Central Park's Strawberry Fields, opposite site of Dakota death 30 years ago -
Protests as Haiti poll goes to run-off
US embassy in Port-au-Prince questions whether results are consistent with 'the will of the Haitian people' -
Blair recalled to Chilcot inquiry
Former PM summoned back to face Iraq inquiry over revelations of warnings he was given before invasion -
Roads reopen after 'perfect storm'
M8 has reopened, and thaw forecasted across much of UK, but snow and freezing continue continue in north -
Lapland park 'could have made £1m'
Brothers pocketed fortune with £30 tickets to Christmas park that sparked complaints, court hears -
Japan under fire over Kyoto
Cancún climate summit: Japan criticised over deadlock on protocol but senior negotiator says country will stand firm
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Taylor Momsen: Grinch to grunge
Hermione Hoby talks to the 17-year-old about fame, her band, shocking photos – and masturbation -
Mountain gorilla numbers soar
The increase in population from 380 to 480 is due to efforts to reduce poaching and disease, say scientists -
Ask Tom: your travel dilemmas
Advice on where to go in the Caribbean, safety in Nepal, body scanners and for couples travelling in Dubai -
Make cookie-cutter Christmas cards
Maggy Woodley shows you how to make cute Christmas cards, which can double as tree decorations -
This one's for you, Glasgow
Turner prize winner Susan Philipsz comes from a long line of innovative artists with Glaswegian roots -
Paul the octopus: accidental hero
Heroes and villains of 2010: Paul never asked to be revered for his World Cup predicting prowess. He just wanted to eat mussels -
Libel laws threaten science
Ben Goldacre: Libel laws that restrict scientists and doctors scrutinising each others' ideas are dangerous -
Jackson tinkers with Tolkien
Cate Blanchett to return as elf queen n The Hobbit, while there are also parts for Sylvester McCoy, Ken Stott and Ryan Gage
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Arsenal 3-1 Partizan Belgrade
Gunners secure place in Champions League last 16 following goals from Van Persie, Walcott and Nasri -
Ponting vows to fight on as captain
Ricky Ponting has vowed to fight on as Australia's Test captain despite facing his third Ashes drubbing -
Blatter brands England 'bad losers'
Sepp Blatter has denied claims of corruption at Fifa and criticised England's reaction to the failure of its 2018 World Cup bid
England have the power and the poise to win 3-0
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Art, gold, and a US embassy offer
Spain rejected attempt to tie together claim on coins found by US firm and row over painting in Madrid museum, cables show -
Pigs keep ambassador grounded
Warthogs were hit by plane, smashing landing lights on Zimbabwean runway and delaying US envoy's arrival -
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The chestnut harvest in Italy
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