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Last updated 1 minute ago | Thursday 26 July 2012
Bo's wife killed Heywood 'over fears for son'
Gu Kailai, wife of one of China's senior political leaders poisoned Neil Heywood over concern for son's safety, state media announces.
Britain 'flew drones over Libya' in 2011 operation
Government confirms the first British use of the controversial aircraft outside of Afghanistan.
Global rally as ECB pledges to do 'whatever it takes'
Head of ECB Mario Draghi insists solution to eurozone crisis is "more Europe", not less.
Kim Jong-un and his wife, Ri Sol-ju
In pictures: North Korea's young leader Kim Jong-un and his wife, Ri Sol-ju.
'Psycho' killer Kiaran Stapleton found guilty of student murder
Killer who dubbed himself 'Psycho Stapleton' is convicted of shooting Indian student Anuj Bidve.
Romney given his own intelligence briefing by MI6 chief John Sawers
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has been given a briefing on the deteriorating situation in Syria by the head of Britain’s security services.
London 2012 countdown: live
Follow all the latest news, views and gossip as we count down to the start of London 2012.
David Cameron: Britain can deliver
Prime Minister to tell Mitt Romney that London 2012 will be celebrated across Britain.
North Korea flag row: 'we are angry'
North Korea's representative at Olympic Committee says people "are angry" over flag mix-up.
Third verse challenge facing Team GB
Team GB members will be expected to sing both first and third verses of National Anthem.
Tennis: Murray to face Wawrinka
Scot handed extremely tough first-round Olympic match against Swiss world number 26.
Lloyds posts loss as PPI costs rise by £700m
Lloyds CEO says UK banking faces "deep crisis" of confidence.
National Express profits hit by cuts for over-60s
Transport company sees pre-tax profits fall 43pc to £39.8m.
'Part-time Britain' grips university leavers
More than a fifth of graduates are working part-time, mostly in sales.
British Gas owner Centrica makes £1.9m profit a day
Profits at the residential arm jumped by 23pc in first half of the year.
Steffon Armitage protests his innocence
Toulon's flanker "holding his head high" and denying any wrongdoing after testing positive for banned WADA product.
Barton all smiles as he trains with Fleetwood
Out of favour QPR midfielder hails "brilliant session" with League Two side as doubts remain over future.
Chelsea squad set for summer clearout
Roberto Di Matteo says arrival of new signings and prospect of two more means players will be sold or loaned.
Maria De Villota leaves hospital
Marussia test driver was released from hospital following accident that resulted in her losing right eye earlier this month.
Modern music really does sound the same
For fans of the golden oldies it is confirmation of something they have already known: modern music really is louder and has less variety than 50 years ago.
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In pics: how London made Hendrix
Jacob McMurray, curator of a new Hendrix exhibition, guides us through the US guitarist's explosive first trip to London in 1966-7.
The Lorax: a whooping 3D travesty
The animated adaptation of Dr Seuss's 1971 children's book totally misses the point, writes Robbie Collin.
Martin Johnson's Rugby Academy
A resort offering coaching by rugby internationals? It’s a dream holiday for a sporty child.
Celebrity fashion lookalikes
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A-level results day: a Parents' Guide
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