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Thursday 24 April 2008
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July 7 plotter's video to daughter
Plotter told his daughter how much he would miss her as he prepared to embark on martyrdom mission.
Filming on the new James Bond film in Italy has been suspended after a car crash left a stuntman in a coma.
Alistair Darling's "green levy" on motorists will double car tax revenue to �4 billion but reduce vehicle emissions by less than one per cent, Treasury figures show.
A third of schools are expected to be thrown into chaos as teachers stage their first national strike in 21 years.
Police say body found in Redditch house is that of missing disabled 22-year-old.
Regulator wins the right to pursue its complaint over unfair overdraft charges.
Ballooning priest
Hopes are fading after record attempt went awry, but it would be by no means the first time a mad-cap stunt has ended in disaster.
Infections caught in hospital are still at unacceptable levels and Labour is failing to tackle the problems of fatal bugs in the correct way, the Conservatives said today.
Cheap products are being dressed up as luxury items in a scam costing consumers up to �7bn a year.
The CIA believes North Korea shared expertise with Syria to help construct a nuclear reactor, according to reports.
Stephen Green
A former soldier who served as a United Nations peacekeeper was robbed and beaten to death by a gang of teenagers - for �5.
Beatle's songwriter is shown smoking cannabis and discussing lacing Richard Nixon's tea with LSD in disputed footage.
Butterflies at record low after wet summer
Britain's butterflies are in crisis with eight species at an all-time low, conservationists have warned.
Zimbabwe arms ship returns to China
China hits out at US as ports refuse to unload cargo.
Boris Johnson
Attacks Ken's "cronyism" in Telegraph.co.uk interview.
 
Madeleine police accused of hypocrisy
Tapas Seven 'suffered leaks and smears for a year'.
Red Bull
Man who died from heart attack drank four cans a day.
Secret "crime maps" should be made public to let residents see how many offences are committed on their doorsteps, Tories say.
Sir Simon Rattle's future as conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic could be in doubt because of his own musicians.
Rapper wins court victory as judge rejects Home Office's bid to deny him a visa.
Padre Pio
A million Roman Catholic pilgrims are expected to file past the exhumed body of Padre Pio, which has gone on display in Italy.
A Hillary Clinton victory in Pennsylvania kept alive her slim hopes of seizing the Democratic Party's nomination.
The Australian leg of the Olympic torch relay was dogged by protests today.
A cuddle from mother is a natural painkiller for sick babies, according to a new report.
Lindi Mngaza
Lindi Mngaza, 22, said that she was stunned to be kicked off The Apprentice and had not had the chance to showcase her skills.
The PM has been forced into a climbdown over the abolition of the 10p tax rate.
Military told they must learn from their mistakes to avoid future defeats.
Britons want to forget their 10 years without style.
Ali G and William Shakespeare
"Dere was somefing minging in de State of Denmark": British satirist re-writes the Bard's plays for the Ali G generation.
Norman Mailer's mistress reveals he was a formidable lover.
New Brazilian low-cut jeans are not for the modest.
Police hunt for alleged attacker of two Star Wars fans.
Postwoman catches baby that fell from second-storey.
Fastfood chain's staff get Bruce Oldfield makeover.
"One in four bloggers is a Chinese communist."
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