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Vincent Tabak charged with the murder of Joanna Yeates
Dutchman Vincent Tabak, 32, has been charged with the murder of Joanna Yeates in Bristol, Avon and Somerset Police said.
Ed Balls: new £3.5bn bonus tax to hit bankers
New shadow chancellor has demanded a fresh tax on bankers' bonuses in his first major intervention.
Alan Johnson's wife asks for divorce
Exclusive: Alan Johnson's wife has demanded a divorce, as the scandal surrounding the former shadow chancellor deepened with the revelation that his police bodyguard had affairs with both the MP's wife and secretary.
Coalition: work for young, but not with pay
Young unemployed to be offered guarantees of work experience amid fears of a "lost generation".
Austerity Mum's £3.4m new home
"Austerity Mum" blogger Lisa Unwin boasted that she and her husband, "Chief Spending Officer" Ashley Unwin, were spending "squillions" on a new home. Here it is.
Irish PM steps down
Brian Cowen dramatically quit as leader of his party.
'I had sex with Berlusconi'
Women in a prostitution inquiry admits she slept with Italy's PM.
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Lloyd Webber's £3.5m wine
A selection of imperssario's collection has been sold at auction in China.
Breath test to tell when the fat starts to burn off in the gym
A breathalyser that can reveal how much fat you are burning off at the gym is being developed by British scientists.
Tottenham teen murder: man charged
A man has been charged with the murder of a teenage schoolboy who was stabbed to death.
Jo Yeates did not know Vincent Tabak, says her father
The father of architect Joanna Yeates has revealed she did not socialise with the man arrested in connection with her murder and that as far as he knew "their paths never crossed".
Save our forests, say celebrities and leading figures
Leading public figures, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, have called on the Government to reverse its decision to sell off publicly owned forests.
David Cameron searches for safe pair of hands as trouble looms
David Cameron began the search for a new press chief last night as he faced renewed trouble from Conservative right-wingers and Labour MPs threatening to disrupt legislation.
Save our forests, say celebrities and leading figures
Leading public figures, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, have called on the Government to reverse its decision to sell off publicly owned forests.
Baby Doc legacy: 'Haiti's Auschwitz'
Victims of Baby Doc's brutal regime are warily watching his moves after the former ruler returned to Haiti last week, writes Jacqui Goddard in Port au Prince.
US fast food chain drops Skins adverts amid 'child porn' claims
A fast food chain has pulled its advertisements from a new US version of Skins amid calls for the show to be investigated for alleged child pornography.
Joy of stolen baby's family after 23yrs
The grandmother of Carlina White has told The Sunday Telegraph of her shock and delight as the family is reunited.
Tunisia protests as political purge continues
Popular uprising claimed its latest victim with the prime minister announcing he will exit politics after elections in six months.
Iran nuclear talks fail
Negotiations in Istanbul fail as Tehran shrugs off calls by six world powers to cease uranium enrichment.
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Sotheby’s chairman and authority on Chinese porcelain who opened up the Asian art market
Crocodile swallows mobile phone
The crocodile in "Peter Pan" happily went "tick-tock" after swallowing an alarm clock but a crocodile in Ukraine has been a little less fortunate after swallowing in a mobile phone.
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