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The NHS is having to pick up the tab for cosmetic surgery performed abroad that has gone wrong, doctors say.

Was one of the executed Gunpowder Plotters an innocent victim of circumstance? As effigies of Guy Fawkes again go up in flames, has the time come to rectify a 400-year-old miscarriage of justice?

Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt admits he had chances to secure victory over Stoke on Saturday - and hopes to rectify matters in this weekend's Merseyside derby.

Flights are operating as normal at Manchester Airport following fears planes would be grounded over fuel supply problems.

A vehicle has caused damage to a park in the Isle of Man that could cost up to £1,000 to rectify.

Changes are needed to rectify serious flaws in Army training following abuse of Iraqi prisoners, a report says.

Work to rectify problems with the Christmas lights in Bristol city centre comes to an end.

England skipper Paul Collingwood is relieved to have the chance to rectify his team's eight-wicket defeat by Australia.

A man who sprayed graffiti all round a Cumbria city offers to rectify the damage as part of his punishment.

Smokers are warned that the damage caused by a house fire can cost as much as £25,000 to rectify.

A fleet of cars used by doctors for emergency calls will go back on the road after being grounded due to a tax blunder.

A fault which brought Nottingham's tram network to a standstill is rectified.

England can rectify their mistakes and perform well in the rest of the series against Sri Lanka, says Andrew Strauss.

Josh Lewsey insists England can rectify their problems before the 2007 World Cup.

A council agrees to pay 4,000 female employees lump sums to rectify historic pay inequalities.

Barnsley Council pays out £5.5m to backdate workers' wages in a bid to rectify pay inequalities.

James Kirtley battles to rectify his flawed bowling action

How an operation to rectify prominent ears and prevent bullying ended in radical surgery.

Tiger keen to rectify Ryder record

A Newport electronics plant is expanding as part of a £21 million investment by its American owners.

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