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Panorama reports on how the government is overruling local concerns to give the go ahead to more and more opencast mines.
Scientists have halted the advance of heart disease in mice - and even reversed some of its effects.
A French appeal court overrules the decision to annul a Muslim marriage because the bride had lied about being a virgin.
Small firms in the Japanese city of Osaka hope that new high-tech projects could reverse the economic recession that has just been announced.
A motorist is arrested after reversing onto a pelican crossing and narrowly missing a group of pedestrians.
People whose hair has turned white because of illness are being offered hope that scientists may be able to reverse the process.
Barack Obama will seek to reverse a number of policy orders issued by President Bush, his transition chief says.
An Oxfordshire honey producer is funding research to find ways of reversing the decline of the British honey bee.
Australia finish on 338-4 after fine knocks from Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting at the close of day three of third Test against India in Delhi.
Nigeria has reversed its decision to withdraw from hosting next year's Under-17 World Cup.
Aberdeen defender Zander Diamond says Steve Conroy must take credit for reversing his penalty decision.
A plan to reverse a decision to turn off thousands of street lights is thrown out by councillors.
A drug developed to treat leukaemia may be a powerful new weapon against multiple sclerosis, early trials suggest.
A German national died when a truck driven by a work colleague reversed over him at the site of a wind farm, an inquest hears.
North Tyneside council is fined £40,000 after a man is killed when he is struck by a reversing refuse wagon.
India establish a 301-run lead after reaching 100-0 in their second innings on the third day of the second Test against Australia.
Australia struggle to 102-4 chasing India's 469 at the end of day two of the second Test match in Mohali.
Hundreds attend a jobs fair in Dover aimed at helping to reverse a decline in people training for the maritime industry.
Inflation-busting pay rises for many GPs in recent years have been halted - with the average salary falling in 2006/07, NHS figures show.
Stephen Harper's election as Canada's prime minister in 2006 reversed more than a decade of Liberal Party rule in parliament.
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