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A decade after legislation was introduced to protect whistleblowers, has it had the desired effect?
Some of the most striking images from around the world on Friday 25 July 2008.
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Our man sees the fireworks fail to ignite on day one in Cardiff
Indian archaeologists say they have found remains of a city dating back 2,500 years in eastern India.
The last night of the Empire at Holyhead brought to an end 88 years of cinema in the Stanley Street picture house.
US snipers in Iraq are told to "bait" areas with ammunition and then kill whoever picks it up, a military court hears.
Arresting suspect involves following a lengthy and time consuming trail of red tape before the police get their result
Commercial shipping returns to the River Cart in Renfrewshire for the first time in decades.
Friday's papers consider what is next for Prime Minister Tony Blair after the English, Scottish and Welsh elections.
A simple sea creature could help to address the problem of global warming, a scientist claims.
The BBC's Claire Gilderson meets Sammy Ansah, the architect building homes from Ghana's rubbish.
BBC News Online explains the long-running issue of pupils being expelled then reinstated on appeal.
The rapid growth in house prices in Northern Ireland may be good news for some - but not for everyone.
A Class A drug with a street value of £40,000 is discovered by customs.
Each year the Plain English Campaign nominates examples of gobbledegook. And each year we share the joy.
As August draws to a close and Tony Blair returns to work, that's it for another silly season. Despite the glut of serious news this summer, 2005 has been a vintage year.
Cinema is the last major entertainment industry yet to embrace the digital revolution, but no longer.
Forty years after global cassette production began in earnest, sales are in terminal decline, says the industry.
Security experts say keyloggers are all part of the well-prepared hackers toolkit and are being used extensively.
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