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Manchester United storm into the Club World Cup final following a breathless 5-3 win over Gamba Osaka in Japan.
Can Monty Panesar prove he is a world-class performer in India?
Plans to introduce free school meals for all Primary 1 to 3 pupils pass a crucial hurdle, despite on-going concerns.
Condoleezza Rice departs her post as US Secretary of State, having failed to gain a peace deal in the Middle East, writes the BBC's Wyre Davis in Jerusalem.
The actor tells BBC entertainment correspondent Lizo Mzimba what the programme has meant to him, and why he is leaving.
Hull thrash West Brom, Man Utd are held by Everton, Sunderland defeat Newcastle and Blackburn snatch a point against Middlesbrough.
We take a look at over a century of Wales v NZ rivalry
Everton and Newcastle draw Newcastle after Liverpool fight back to beat Man City and Chelsea, Portsmouth, Hull and Bolton triumph too.
Plans to build what are thought to be the tallest wind turbines in the UK are unveiled.
Nottinghamshire, Somerset and Durham are all in the mix for the title as the Division One campaign nears a close.
Pensioners in Lancashire campaign to reinstate half-fare tickets on local buses.
Samit Patel takes 5-41 as England win the third one-day international and seal the series, beating South Africa by 126 runs at The Oval.
Joe Biden, nominated as Barack Obama's running mate, offers a glimpse of the scrappy attack dog he will need to be, says the BBC's Kevin Connolly.
No longer in the business of merely getting people from A to B across a waterway, bridges are now just as much about putting a place on the map and kick-starting investment.
As Wales' annual Eisteddfod event dedicated to its language and culture is held, Jo Manning went to see what appeals to non-Welsh speakers.
Sylvain Chavanel wins the 19th stage of the Tour de France, but Carlos Sastre maintains his lead in the yellow jersey.
More than nine million motorists will pay more road tax under reforms aimed at punishing "gas-guzzlers", the government admits.
Jonathan Stevenson hails Chelsea's new Special One
The chancellor announces a change in tax allowances which means all basic rate taxpayers gain £120 this year.
The Tories accuse the home secretary of a "blatant" breach of rules ahead of May's local elections.
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