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Andy Coulson quits Number 10
Downing Street communications chief resigned following the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.
Blair heckled as he expresses Iraq regret
Members of the audience watching him give evidence jeered at his comments, with one person shouting: "It's too late."
Alan Johnson's bodyguard's 'affair' with wife
Elite bodyguard stands accused of dealing a fatal blow to the former Home Secretary’s political career.
South Korean commandos kill eight Somali pirates
Daring raid on hijacked ship led to the release of 21 crew.
Spain to rescue its banks
Government to restructure its troubled regional savings banks.
Google stake sale
Eric Schmidt to sell about 5.9pc of his shares in the search engine.
British Airways' last day on the stock exchange
Almost a quarter century of stock market history draws ends tonight.
Wenger: lucky United can match 'Invincibles'
Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger provocatively describes Manchester United as being “a bit lucky” this season.
Rutherford: mass protest if Tottenham win bid
British long-jumper predicts revolt among athletes if Tottenham win bid to demolish the Olympic Stadium after 2012.
Woodward the leading contender for RFU post
World Cup-winning coach could return to national team set-up as high performance director after RFU creates new positions.
Harrington disqualified in Abu Dhabi
Padraig Harrington disqualfied after TV viewer contacts European Tour to report rules infringement.
Labour's big beast is back into battle
Party will lurch to the Left as Ed Miliband struggles to contain his number two, says Peter Oborne.
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