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Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic, one of the world's most wanted men, is captured

Retailers Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's say they will lower the price of petrol, prompted by

Some prisoners are living and sleeping in toilets because of increased overcrowding, a report says.

Scientists say a drug to treat aggressive prostate cancer may be the most significant advance in

The government should set a deadline for coal power stations to "clean up" or close, a

The UK must keep its commitment to helping Iraqi forces, MPs say - ahead of a statement by Gordon

Zimbabwe's president and opposition leader sign an agreement to hold talks on the country's

The Ministry of Defence is accused of masking the true costs of military spending in a report.

The SAS is preparing to parachute dogs into some of the most dangerous war zones in the world.

South Africa seal a 10-wicket win over England on the fourth day at Headingley to take a 1-0 lead

Sir Alex Ferguson warns Cristiano Ronaldo that moving to Real Madrid would be the 'worst thing' for

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Opposition officials in Zimbabwe living in fear

Mourners wear fancy dress for Ben Kinsella funeral

A former reality TV show contestant and another man are found guilty of assaulting a 16-year-old

A House of Lords report on the Common Fisheries Policy rules out helping fishermen with high fuel

Witnesses report seeing stones being thrown from the side of a main road before a fatal road crash.

France's President Sarkozy plays down Lisbon Treaty tensions in Dublin, saying he is working on a

The African Union calls for war crimes accusations against Sudan's president to be dropped.

A former driver of Osama Bin Laden pleads not guilty at the first war crimes trial to be held in

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns Iran over its nuclear programme as he addresses Israel's

Relief and reconstruction work in Burma after Cyclone Nargis will cost at least $1bn, say the UN

French lawmakers back President Sarkozy's plans to rewrite the country's constitution - in a

India's parliament holds a two-day debate ahead of a vote of confidence over a controversial

The UK's biggest mortgage lender HBOS says only 8% of its £4bn share issue was taken up by existing

The arrest of war crimes fugitive Radovan Karadzic is a "piece of justice", says Balkans expert

The tobacco plant - a cause of cancer - may offer the means to treat one form of the disease, a

England's education inspectorate, Ofsted, says some schools narrow the curriculum by "teaching to

A controversial Channel 4 film on global warming broke Ofcom rules on impartiality and fairness,

The 12 British and Irish acts which feature on this year's Mercury Prize shortlist will be

A Dutch judge rules that details of how to copy Oyster cards can be published.