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How the day unfolded
Coverage as it happened on the day that the Bloody Sunday Inquiry published its findings about the events of 30 January 1972. |
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Restating the IPCC's reason for being
IPCC chairman R K Pachauri says the organisation contines to play a vital role in the global climate policy debate, despite a turbulent past six months. |
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What's behind Anyone But England?
As the World Cup kicks off, many football fans from the UK's celtic nations say they will support ABE - Anyone But England. Why? |
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Big Brother through the years
As Channel 4 announces it is axing Big Brother, a look back at highlights from the show's 10 series. |
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Decision time for whale conservation
It is time for International Whaling Commission members to end two decades of deadlock and reach a shared vision on conservation. |
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Sadness over 'brave' daughter's death
The family of Andrea Waddell describe their enduring love for the woman, born a boy, who was murdered while working as a prostitute in Brighton. |
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A space odyssey of the mind
Six would-be astronauts will this week begin a 520-day mock space voyage to simulate a mission to Mars. How will they cope with the huge psychological pressures? |
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Beach burns baby out of hospital
A five-month-old boy taken to hospital with serious burns after spending a day in the sun on Brighton beach is discharged. |
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No more ministerial cars? That's down to me
While many people dream of a company car, former MP Chris Mullin found it difficult to ditch his ministerial vehicle. Here, he reflects on how his comic battle inspired David Cameron to cut government cars. |
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Call for 'right to roam' in towns
Creating new footpaths from disused railway lines and forgotten canals could help regenerate urban areas, a think tank says. |
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Sunburn baby 'seriously injured'
A five-month-old boy is in hospital with 40% of his body burnt after a day in the sun with his mother on Brighton beach. |
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Whales and dolphins - 'resource' or 'right'?
Discoveries of sophisticated intelligence in cetaceans raise new questions about how we relate to them - including whether we should hunt them. |
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Two arrested over World Cup fraud
A man and a woman are questioned by police after an internet company sold World Cup packages and then went bust. |
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Row over infants on junior site
A Brighton junior school will take two reception classes this autumn as the city tackles a shortfall in places. |
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In pictures: Britain basks in sun
As Britain basks in higher temperatures than the Mediterranean, millions make the most of the hottest weekend of the year so far. |
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Fresh water misery for households
About 4,500 homes in Wirral face fresh disruption to water supplies on Sunday because of continuing repair work. |
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World War I veteran is honoured
A tree is planted and plaque unveiled in Eastbourne in memory of former resident and World War I veteran Henry Allingham. |
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Absconding burglar back in prison
A burglar from Surrey who absconded from a Kent prison more than two weeks is arrested at an address in Addlestone. |
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Prayers for victims and abusers
Priests at a church in Southampton openly address the child sex abuse scandals that has hit the Catholic Church. |
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Worker tied up by bogus policemen
Robbers posing as plain-clothed police officers tie up an employee in a raid on a Brighton money exchange company. |