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A final explosion signals the end of blasting work on a tunnel network beneath Bristol's streets.
A report on the quality of sea water around the Isle of Man shows its temperature has risen by one degree.
The government recommends 141,700 new homes should be built in Norfolk over the next 18 years.
The father of a Territorial Army soldier killed in Iraq five years ago loses a legal battle for a full inquiry into his son's death.
BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen analyses a UN report which is highly critical of Israel's continuing occupation of Palestinian territories.
Aid workers seek to help others, but the threat of violence is increasing - particularly in Afghanistan and Somalia.
A mother who claimed her truant daughter was too old and too big to be forced to go to school is given a suspension order.
Once upon a time stamps were simple. Now as a new stamp of Marie Stopes shows, the people and things that go on our post can prove a controversial business.
With banks teetering on the brink of collapse can one live without a bank account?
The health minister in Wales is criticised for centralising power as she gives more details of a cull of health bodies.
Regular contributor Bill Thompson looks at what separates TV and the internet.
Vietnam issues an official warning to four priests at a Hanoi church embroiled in a bitter land dispute with the government.
Waverley councillors reject a planning application to build 2,600 houses on the Dunsfold Park airfield site.
Waverley councillors are advised to refuse planning consent to build 2,600 houses on an airfield site.
On the seventh anniversary of 9/11, columnists in Muslim countries reflect on how the world has changed.
There are entrenched differences in the amount local health bodies spend on major diseases, a think-tank warns.
Police confirm they are investigating a race-hate allegation arising out of a seminar at York University.
Experts believe over-eating may be a bigger problem than either anorexia or bulimia.
Two schoolboy twins are evicted from their town centre flat under anti-social behaviour legislation.
Animal welfare groups claim drug addicts are breeding Staffordshire Bull Terriers to fund their habits.
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