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. ICC vows to preserve cricket's integrity. Cheryl and Ashley divorce finalised. Camerons show off baby Florence. Fugitive Asil Nadir appears at Old Bailey. Mother in court accused of murdering toddler. Hague: Going public was not easy. Hurricane Earl hits North Carolina coast. Toddler who smoked 40-a-day kicks his habit. Oil rig fire extinguished. Buses, bikes and boats to help during tube strike. 1,500 council jobs to go. England look for solid Bulgaria win. Janet Jackson got rid of MJ anger in Perry film. Poverty affects white pupils the hardest. Balls puts jobs at heart of leadership bid. Federer progresses at the US Open. Top coaches meet at Uefa HQ. Kylie lowers price of her multi-million pound flat. Natalie Portman chats about new movie Black Swan.
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Janet Jackson got rid of MJ anger in Perry film
Janet Jackson has revealed she got rid of the "pent up anger" she felt after Michael Jackson's death by working on a movie.
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Kylie lowers price of her multi-million pound flat
Kylie Minogue has knocked £500,000 off the asking price of her multi-million pound London flat.
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1,500 council jobs to go
1,500 jobs are being cut at Somerset Council over the next three years.
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Mother in court accused of murdering toddler
A mother has appeared in court charged with murdering her two-year-old son.
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Camerons show off baby Florence
The Camerons have shown off their new baby Florence for the first time.
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Toddler who smoked 40-a-day kicks his habit
A two-year-old Indonesian boy whose chain-smoking had shocked the world has reportadly given up.
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ICC vows to preserve cricket's integrity
Cricket's governing body has vowed to do whatever it can to stop cheats after suspending three Pakistan players over spot-fixing claims.
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Hurricane Earl hits North Carolina coast
Hurricane Earl has battered North Carolina's coast with rain, winds and waves and is swirling up the US east coast towards New England.
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Natalie Portman chats about new movie Black Swan
The day after opening the Venice Film festival, Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky says getting the movie made was not easy.
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Fugitive Asil Nadir appears at Old Bailey
Fugitive tycoon Asil Nadir arrived at the Old Bailey today to face a judge for the first time since fleeing Britain 17 years ago.
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Cheryl and Ashley divorce finalised
Cheryl and Ashley Cole are officially divorced at a hearing in London.
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Buses, bikes and boats to help during tube strike
Details of a "major effort" to help people get to work during a strike by London Underground workers have been unveiled.
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Federer progresses at the US Open
Roger Federer impressed even himself as he beat Germany's Andreas Beck 6-3 6-4 6-3 in the US Open second round.
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Oil rig fire extinguished
A fire on an oil platform that exploded off the Louisiana coast has been put out, the Coast Guard has confirmed.
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ICC suspends Pakistan cricket trio
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been provisionally suspended by the International Cricket Council.
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Top coaches meet at Uefa HQ
Europe's leading coaches are in favour of the experiment with two extra officals behind the goals, say Uefa.
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Another oil explosion in Gulf of Mexico
There are reports that an oil rig has exploded, west of the site of the April blast that caused the massive oil spill.
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Poverty affects white pupils the hardest
Poverty has a much bigger impact on the performance of white British pupils than on any other ethnic group, according to studies.
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Balls puts jobs at heart of leadership bid
Labour leadership contender Ed Balls has outlined a £250 million plan to create 200,000 jobs and work placements for the unemployed.
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Hague: Going public was not easy
Foreign Secretary William Hague says his decision to publicly deny speculation about a gay affair was "not an easy thing to do".
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