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BBC Scotland news website readers keep a diary of their spending across a week to let us know their views on the cost of living.
A funeral director says the economic downturn is forcing him to pick up the tab for dozens of burials and cremations.
The first major reworking of Internet Explorer since 2006 is in final testing stages, with improvements to searching and browsing.
Londoners can keep tabs on Olympic events on a big screen at Trafalgar Square.
China looks set to host the most expensive Olympic Games ever - but there is little debate about the tab on Beijing's streets.
BBC Scotland news website readers keep a diary of their spending across a week to let us know their views on the cost of living.
BBC Scotland news website readers keep a diary of their spending across a week to let us know their views on the cost of living.
BBC Sport keeps tabs on the promotion and relegation issues and the race for Europe
Mourinho keeps tabs on Frank Lampard, plus other rumours
England manager Fabio Capello is keeping tabs on former Shrewsbury Town keeper Joe Hart.
Elephants keep track on up to 30 absent relatives by sniffing out their scent and building up a mental map of where they are, research suggests.
Paul Trollope says he will not be rushed into making new signings at Bristol Rovers but is keeping tabs on potential new recruits.
Recycling advisors are keeping tabs in one part of Hampshire.
Middlesbrough keep tabs on midfielder Lee Hendrie, who is a free agent after leaving Aston Villa.
Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate admits he is interested in AZ Alkmaar right-back Gretar Steinsson.
The Iran sailors who sold their stories have been savaged, but the business of "chequebook journalism" can be about hunter and prey.
A website will help villagers in Powys keep tabs on how much rubbish they recycle - with prizes for the best.
The BBC News website reviews the new versions of two popular web browsers: Firefox and Internet Explorer
Raith Rovers are the latest club to express an interest in former Dundee and Scotland defender Lee Wilkie.
UK police keep tabs on thousands of people who may be involved in terrorism, a senior officer says.
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