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NHS superbug inquiry blames trust for deaths
Britain's deadliest outbreak of a hospital superbug, which killed scores of NHS patients, may trigger criminal charges. -
Brown faces first cabinet criticism as Johnson attacks election dithering
· PM has not had best of weeks, minister tells BBC
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Congress rejects Bush's plea on Armenian killings
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Ohio gunman commits suicide
A 14-year-old student who shot and wounded five people at a Cleveland school has taken his own life.
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The devastating cost of Africa's wars: £150bn and millions of lives
Loss is equivalent to total foreign aid since 1990.
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McClaren to make Lampard wait
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Nobel prize for ozone chemist
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Good for the sole
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