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South Sudan begins a campaign to collect weapons accumulated by civilians during the two-decade civil war.
A new law could see drug barons being stripped of money accumulated over their entire criminal careers.
A man's £1 accumulator bet on the outcome of football matches rakes in a £7,000 windfall.
Fifty years of study on Alaska's McCall glacier have provided scientists with a timeline of local climatic change.
A man who won £427,434 on an accumulator bet on the horses sees his winnings spiral to £610,620.
Debts accumulated in order to stage Ashton Court Festival may spell its doom after the event was rained off.
Some chemicals should be re-assessed after new evidence that they accumulate in food chains, scientists say.
Hundreds of thousands of NatWest customers will have to take out a Lloyds TSB credit card if they want to keep on collecting Airmiles.
British boxing champion Carl Froch has a £35,000 debt accumulated in his name after thieves stole his identity.
Bookmakers fear losing a fortune on accumulator bets if Gretna win the Scottish Division One this season.
An expert explains how to go about using trusts to protect your wealth and your inheritance.
A former football widow wins £242,391.66 on an accumulator bet she placed on this season's outcome.
A firefighter defies huge odds to win £235,000 from just £34 in stakes on internet accumulator bets.
A man from Salisbury scoops £124,000 after placing a £2 accumulator bet at the Hennessey Gold Cup Festival in Newbury.
The case of a sailor who faced car tax fines of £1,000 accumulated while serving in the gulf is thrown out.
Thousands of lost letters are found at Plymouth postal worker's home, thought to have accumulated over seven years.
Two more punters express anger that a bookmaker is refusing to pay out on their Grand Slam rugby bets.
Accumulated lead exposure may increase the risk of developing a cataract, research suggests.
A retired painter and decorator scoops £28,000 after correctly predicting the results of 15 football matches in a £1 bet accumulator.
BBC News Online visits the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to take a look at the largest accumulation of gold anywhere on earth.
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