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23:55 LATESTUS Pentagon announces plans for $6bn arms sale to Taiwan TAIWAN ARMSWeapons deal will 'seriously damage' ties with US, China warns
23:10 Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing Haitian boat refugees picked up
23:05 Reid wins Celebrity Big Brother Waterman to pen Eurovision song
Car park sign Alex Reid
Achtung! 'Confused' car park ticket machine speaks German / Alex Reid emerges as Celebrity Big Brother winner /
22:55 Roger Federer Serena Williams
Federer piles pressure on Murray / Serena out to end Henin fairytale /
Serena out to end Henin fairytale Federer piles pressure on Murray
22:40 Jones comes third in Big Brother Reid wins Celebrity Big Brother
22:35 LATESTVinnie Jones voted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house LATESTA man has died while out walking on a mountain in Snowdonia
LATESTEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction LATESTAlex Reid wins Celebrity Big Brother
A heckler at the Iraq inquiry Baghdad resident
'Why I heckled Tony Blair' / Views from Iraq on war inquiry /
22:30 BBC News at TenBBC NEWS CHANNEL
22:00 BBC NEWS CHANNELBBC News at Ten
Central bankers don't do tantrums. but in private they are seething / Central bankers don't do tantrums, but in private they are seething /
21:50 LATESTVinnie Jones voted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house LATESTUS Pentagon announces plans for $6bn arms sale to Taiwan
LATESTA court in Nigeria dismisses a call to replace the president, who is in hospital in Saudi Arabia LATESTVinnie Jones voted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house
21:45 Added LATESTVinnie Jones voted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house
    • Basshunter voted off Big Brother Jones comes third in Big Brother
    21:35 Tattooed fan gutted by star moveTrio jailed for photographed rape
    Basshunter voted off Big BrotherTattooed fan gutted by star move
    I'd do it again - Blair on IraqLong history of Israel's 'covert killing'
    Luxury barn fraud pair keep homeBasshunter voted off Big Brother
    Toyota recalls 'up to 1.8m' carsI'd do it again - Blair on Iraq
    Sentences for stab death burglarsLuxury barn fraud pair keep home
    Long history of Israel's 'covert killing'Toyota recalls 'up to 1.8m' cars
    Trio jailed for photographed rapeSentences for stab death burglars
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    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />BBC News Channelsrc="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Russia launches fighter jet
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Russia launches fighter jetsrc="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Inside China's chocolate wonderland
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Ski-couching - it's Odd Boxsrc="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />F22 Raptor wows Farnborough
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />'Why I heckled Tony Blair'src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Ski-couching - it's Odd Box
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />F22 Raptor wows Farnboroughsrc="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />'Why I heckled Tony Blair'
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Blair: War was the right decisionsrc="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />What Apple's iPad can do
    src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Driver fined 'for blowing his nose'src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/icons/video_single.gif" />Blair: War was the right decision
    21:30 LATESTTreasury select committee chairman John McFall standing after 23 years as an MP LATESTTreasury select committee chairman John McFall standing down after 23 years as an MP
    Terrorism conviction overturned 'Consumer champion' MP steps down
    Hopes fade for completion of deal Ex-policeman on murder charge
    Added Hopes fade for completion of NI deal
    Ferdinand may fight increased ban Serena out to end Henin fairytale
    Serena out to end Henin fairytale Ferdinand may fight increased ban
    21:25 LATESTFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car says they were his 'brightest lights'
  • IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair is jeered and called a liar by members of the public
    		• LATESTTreasury select committee chairman John McFall standing after 23 years as an MP
    21:20 Beacham is voted off Big Brother Basshunter voted off Big Brother
    Button predicts best season ever Serena out to end Henin fairytale
    21:10 Abba puppets An adult male tiger (generic picture)
    Quiz of the week Farmyard animal?
    Can you spot the brunette woman from Abba today? The Chinese tigers bred in farms for their bones
    High trousers Abba puppets
    Waist of space Quiz of the week
    Is it always wrong to wear your trousers too high? Can you spot the brunette woman from Abba today?
    Precious Munich hostage taker
    Hard truths Taking revenge
    Precious star talks about her first gritty film role Could Dubai killing be latest Israeli 'assassination'?
    'Bad mood' killer jailed for life Trio jailed for photographed rape
    Waterman to pen Eurovision song Beacham is voted off Big Brother
    Up Helly Aa High trousers
    In pictures Waist of space
    A selection of images from the news this week Is it always wrong to wear your trousers too high?
    A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010) Up Helly Aa
    Haiti challenge In pictures
    How will mammoth rebuilding task be planned? A selection of images from the news this week
    Foreign tourists help to place sand bags to contain floodwaters next to the Urubamba river, near the village of Aguas Calientes. A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010)
    In pictures Haiti challenge
    Hundreds of tourists airlifted from Machu Picchu How will mammoth rebuilding task be planned?
    20:50 The Full Story: Blair grilled The Full Story: Blair quizzed
    UK reaction to Blair evidence Reaction to Blair evidence
    Watch: Blair's key moments Key moments: Video and text
    Lucy Ayres and Joseph Hughes, who were the two gang members jailed Elise and Harry Donnison
    Burglars jailed after accomplice stabbed Father's shock at toddler murders
    Three members of a gang of burglars are sentenced for their part in a raid in which one of their group was killed in self-defence. The father of two children found dead in holdalls in the boot of a car says he is unable to understand their "cruel" murders.
    Body parts accused admits murder Burglars jailed after accomplice stabbed
    Father's shock at toddler murders MPs' expenses auditor under fire
    Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing Body parts accused admits murder
    MPs' expenses auditor under fire Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing
    20:45 BREAKING NEWSFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car calls them his brightest lights LATESTFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car says they were his 'brightest lights'
    20:35 BREAKING NEWSFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car calls them his brightest lights BREAKING NEWSFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car calls them his brightest lights
    LATESTA man is found guilty of the first-degree murder of an abortion doctor in Kansas
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    Watch: Blair's key moments Robinson: Watching Blair
    Robinson: Watching Blair UK reaction to Blair evidence
    Q&A: Guide to the inquiry Watch: Blair's key moments
    'Good first year' for medics aid Misconduct GP to stay on register
    Misconduct GP to stay on register Father's shock at toddler murders
    20:30 Added BREAKING NEWSFather of two toddlers found dead in their mother's car calls them his brightest lights
    • 20:15 Iraq inquiry: Day-by-day Iraqi inquiry: View from Baghdad
    19:55 The Russian fighter in flight A heckler at the Iraq inquiry
    Russia launches fighter jet / 'Why I heckled Tony Blair' /
    19:50 Japan deflation hits record pace US proposes $6bn Taiwan arms sale
    House prices start year with rise Honda recalls cars in fire danger
    19:35 BREAKING NEWSA man is found guilty of the first-degree murder of an abortion doctor in Kansas LATESTA man is found guilty of the first-degree murder of an abortion doctor in Kansas
    19:20 Blair: 'I've no regrets'
         		Blair: 'I've no regrets'
    19:05 Blair's '2010 question'
         		Blair: 'I've no regrets'
    18:55 Added Analysis: Unanswered questions
    Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe, including 200,000 in the UK, due to an accelerator problem. Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe, including 220,000 in the UK, due to an accelerator problem.
    Live: Blair faces Iraq inquiry The Full Story: Blair at Iraq inquiry
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    18:40 blq_core_cache:3 cpsPage:(none) blq_core_cache:3
    Dwayne Ayres Lucy Ayres and Joseph Hughes, who were the two gang members jailed
    Three members of a gang of burglars are given prison terms for their part in a raid in which one of their group was killed. Three members of a gang of burglars are sentenced for their part in a raid in which one of their group was killed in self-defence.
    Your reaction to Blair's inquiry appearance / Your views on Blair's inquiry appearance /
    18:35 DUP is prepared 'to do business' Hopes fade for completion of deal
    Nigeria court backs ill president S Africa minister's wife arrested
    What has Blair's appearance achieved? / Your reaction to Blair's inquiry appearance /
    18:30 BBC News at SixBBC NEWS CHANNEL
    Robinson: Watching Blair The Full Story: Blair grilled Watch: Blair's key moments
    Key issues: Blair's response Robinson: Watching Blair
    watch live Video & text commentary Removed
    BBC Davos image BBC Davos image
    Davos 2010: Day three as it happened / Central bankers don't do tantrums. but in private they are seething /
    In private, central bankers are seething Where would best finance brains invest $1bn?
    Where would best finance brains invest $1bn? Day three as it happened
    18:25 'I don't regret removing Saddam'
         		Blair's '2010 question'
    18:20 Dog walker killer jailed for life 'Bad mood' killer jailed for life
    Davos latest: Obama's economic brain on how to avoid Lehman Bros sequel / Davos 2010: Day three as it happened /
    18:10 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair is jeered and called a liar by members of the public IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair is jeered and called a liar by members of the public
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he has no regrets for removing the 'monster' Saddam Hussein LATESTA court in Nigeria dismisses a call to replace the president, who is in hospital in Saudi Arabia
    Robinson: Watching Blair Robinson: Watching Blair
    18:05 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right BREAKING NEWSA man is found guilty of the first-degree murder of an abortion doctor in Kansas
    Blair's '2010 question'
         		'I don't regret removing Saddam'
    18:00 BBC NEWS CHANNELBBC News at Six
    Davos latest: Google's boss on the best and worst of times in technology / Davos latest: Obama's economic brain on how to avoid Lehman Bros sequel /
    17:50 Stephen Marshall Dwayne Ayres
    Body parts accused admits murder Burglars jailed after accomplice stabbed
    A man admits murdering a kitchen salesman whose body was dismembered and dumped across two counties. Three members of a gang of burglars are given prison terms for their part in a raid in which one of their group was killed.
    Misconduct GP to stay on register Body parts accused admits murder
    Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing Misconduct GP to stay on register
    Burglars jailed after accomplice stabbed Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing
    17:45 MPs' expenses auditor under fire Burglars jailed after accomplice stabbed
    Bank manager cleared of £1m theft MPs' expenses auditor under fire
    17:40 BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction LATESTEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction
    17:35 Blair on Iraq: I'd do it again I'd do it again - Blair on Iraq
    Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following concerns over faulty accelerator pedals. Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe, including 200,000 in the UK, due to an accelerator problem.
    Christ Atkinson, displaying his Kaka and Robinho tattoos (pic: MEN Syndication) Chris Atkinson, displaying his Kaka and Robinho tattoos (pic: MEN Syndication)
    17:25 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he has no regrets for removing the 'monster' Saddam Hussein IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair is jeered and called a liar by members of the public
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he has no regrets for removing the 'monster' Saddam Hussein
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says the decrease in child mortality rates in Iraq suggests war was worth it IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right
    Foreign tourists help to place sand bags to contain floodwaters next to the Urubamba river, near the village of Aguas Calientes. Up Helly Aa
    In pictures In pictures
    Hundreds of tourists airlifted from Machu Picchu A selection of images from the news this week
    Bob Dylan by Elliott Landy A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010)
    Photo blog Haiti challenge
    Marking 100 years of infra-red photography How will mammoth rebuilding task be planned?
    A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010) Foreign tourists help to place sand bags to contain floodwaters next to the Urubamba river, near the village of Aguas Calientes.
    Haiti challenge In pictures
    How will mammoth rebuilding task be planned? Hundreds of tourists airlifted from Machu Picchu
    17:20 Fusion energy hurdle swept aside How to whip up a frothy frog nest
    17:15 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he has no regrets for removing the 'monster' Saddam Hussein
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says the decrease in child mortality rates in Iraq suggests war was worth it IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right
    BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says the decrease in child mortality rates in Iraq suggests war was worth it
    LATESTA man is jailed for life for killing a stranger who was walking her dog BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction
    Pole attack man's 20 years jail Jailed for 'vicious' pin attack
    17:10 BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he is sorry the Iraq war was divisive but he believes he was right
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he was "shocked and angry" when he saw pictures of abuse at Abu Ghraib IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says the decrease in child mortality rates in Iraq suggests war was worth it
    LATESTA man is jailed for life for killing a stranger who was walking her dog BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction
    LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office LATESTA man is jailed for life for killing a stranger who was walking her dog
    Chocolate sushi Christ Atkinson, displaying his Kaka and Robinho tattoos (pic: MEN Syndication)
    Inside China's chocolate wonderland / Robinho move leaves tattooed Manchester City fan blue /
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    17:00 Fernandes courted by three Premier clubs Fernandes courted by three Premiership clubs
    Mounting fears over Greek economy In private, central bankers are seething
    16:50 Blair denies 'covert' Bush deal Blair on Iraq: I'd do it again
    Tony Blair denies striking a "covert" deal with George Bush a year before the 2003 war as he faces the UK's Iraq inquiry. A defiant Tony Blair tells the Iraq inquiry it was right to remove Saddam and says he would take the same decision again.
    Court lifts Terry gagging order Court lifts John Terry gagging order
    16:45 BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction
    Haiti recovery 'to take decades' Bank manager cleared of £1m theft
    Bank manager cleared of £1m theft Luxury barn fraud pair keep home
    Luxury barn fraud pair keep home Court lifts Terry gagging order
    16:40 Five-day limit for post-sex pill 'Good first year' for medics aid
    16:35 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he was "shocked and angry" when he saw pictures of abuse at Abu Ghraib BREAKING NEWSEngland captain John Terry can be named as the sportsman behind a gagging injunction
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says things should have been done differently in Iraq after the invasion IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he was "shocked and angry" when he saw pictures of abuse at Abu Ghraib
    Premiers could return to NI talks DUP is prepared 'to do business'
    16:30 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says things should have been done differently in Iraq after the invasion IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he was "shocked and angry" when he saw pictures of abuse at Abu Ghraib
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Iran deliberately destabilised Iraq after Saddam Hussein was toppled IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says things should have been done differently in Iraq after the invasion
    16:20 Fernandes courted by seven clubs Fernandes courted by three Premier clubs
    Davos latest: Business leaders cock-a-hoop over Uncle Sam's GDP comeback / Davos latest: Google's boss on the best and worst of times in technology /
    The rise and fall of the waistRussia tests stealth fighter jet
    Russia tests stealth fighter jetThe rise and fall of the waist
    Cole banned after 104mph drive Live: Blair faces Iraq inquiry
    Live: Blair faces Iraq inquiryQuiz of the week's news
    Quiz of the week's newsDog walker killer jailed for life
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    16:15 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Iran deliberately destabilised Iraq after Saddam Hussein was toppled IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says things should have been done differently in Iraq after the invasion
    LATESTToyota says it will recall up to 1.8 million cars in Europe over faulty accelerators IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Iran deliberately destabilised Iraq after Saddam Hussein was toppled
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says al-Qaeda and Iran had a bigger influence in Iraq than was expected LATESTA man is jailed for life for killing a stranger who was walking her dog
    Bank manager cleared of £1m theftBank manager cleared of £1m theft
    Russia tests stealth fighter jetThe rise and fall of the waist
    The rise and fall of the waistRussia tests stealth fighter jet
    Quiz of the week's newsLive: Blair faces Iraq inquiry
    Live: Blair faces Iraq inquiryQuiz of the week's news
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    16:10 Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following concerns over accelerator pedals getting stuck on floor mats. Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following concerns over faulty accelerator pedals.
    Ex-PM condemns Sarkozy 'hatred' Russia tests stealth fighter jet
    16:05 Students protest at fees hearing Grade fears prompt A-level checks
    Bank manager cleared of £1m theftBank manager cleared of £1m theft
    Cole banned after 104mph drive The rise and fall of the waist
    The rise and fall of the waistCole banned after 104mph drive
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    16:00 LATESTToyota says it will recall up to 1.8 million cars in Europe over faulty accelerators
  • IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says al-Qaeda and Iran had a bigger influence in Iraq than was expected
    		• IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Iran deliberately destabilised Iraq after Saddam Hussein was toppled
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he never refused the armed forces any equipment during his time in office LATESTToyota says it will recall up to 1.8 million cars in Europe over faulty accelerators
    LATESTA former bank manager is acquitted of stealing £1m in cash from Lloyds TSB IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says al-Qaeda and Iran had a bigger influence in Iraq than was expected
    Police worker kept child images Pole attack man's 20 years jail
    15:55 Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following an accelerator problem. Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following concerns over accelerator pedals getting stuck on floor mats.
    Cole banned after 104mph drive Dog walker killer jailed for life
    Added Fernandes courted by seven clubs
    15:45 Dr Jane Barton Toyota Corolla
    Misconduct GP to stay on register Toyota recalls 'up to 1.8m' cars
    A doctor who prescribed "potentially hazardous" levels of drugs to elderly patients is found guilty of professional misconduct. Toyota says it is recalling up to 1.8 million cars in Europe following an accelerator problem.
    Fraser loses wife murder appeal Terrorism conviction overturned
    Hamas commander 'killed in Dubai' Dubai 'knows Hamas man's killers'
    Toyota recalls 'up to 1.8m' cars House prices start year with rise
    Terrorism conviction overturned Misconduct GP to stay on register
    15:35 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he never refused the armed forces any equipment during his time in office IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says al-Qaeda and Iran had a bigger influence in Iraq than was expected
    LATESTA former bank manager is acquitted of stealing £1m in cash from Lloyds TSB IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he never refused the armed forces any equipment during his time in office
    LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office LATESTA former bank manager is acquitted of stealing £1m in cash from Lloyds TSB
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says France and Russia would never have backed force against Iraq LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office
    Russia tests stealth fighter jetLive: Blair faces Iraq inquiry
    Cole banned after 104mph drive Russia tests stealth fighter jet
    Live: Blair faces Iraq inquiryCole banned after 104mph drive
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    15:25 Added LATESTToyota says it will recall up to 1.8 million cars in Europe over faulty accelerators
    • House prices start year with rise Toyota recalls 'up to 1.8m' cars
    15:20 Labour MP 'sorry' over expenses MPs' expenses auditor under fire
    15:15 LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office
    'Difficult' to ban sexual imagery Fraser loses wife murder appeal
    15:10 Davos latest: "Afghanistan discussions in Davos can be electrifying" / Davos latest: Business leaders cock-a-hoop over Uncle Sam's GDP comeback /
    15:05 LATESTA former bank manager is acquitted of stealing £1m in cash from Lloyds TSB IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he never refused the armed forces any equipment during his time in office
    LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office LATESTA former bank manager is acquitted of stealing £1m in cash from Lloyds TSB
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says France and Russia would never have backed force against Iraq LATESTA former agent of BAE is charged with corruption and bribery, says the Serious Fraud Office
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    13:15 LATESTGordon Brown may return to Northern Ireland later to help with devolution talks LATESTGovernment advisor on Muslim extremism accepts damages over claim he supports al-Qaeda
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    12:45 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says UN inspector Hans Blix believed Saddam would kill people he interviewed LATESTGordon Brown may return to Northern Ireland later to help with devolution talks
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair said invasion of Iraq was right despite the lack of a second UN resolution IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says he believes that more time would not have solved the WMD issue in Iraq
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    12:40 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair said invasion of Iraq was right even despite the lack of a second UN resolution IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says UN inspector Hans Blix believed Saddam would kill people he interviewed
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Saddam was obstructing the work of UN inspector Hans Blix IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair said invasion of Iraq was right despite the lack of a second UN resolution
    Tony Blair has denied striking a "covert" deal with George Bush to invade Iraq at a 2002 meeting at the US president's ranch. Tony Blair denies striking a "covert" deal with George Bush a year before the 2003 war as he faces the UK's Iraq inquiry.
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    12:35 SA probes World Cup price-fixing Somali fighting mars anniversary
    Labour MP 'sorry' over expenses Probe into World Cup airline price-fixing
    Haiti recovery 'to take decades' Labour MP 'sorry' over expenses
    Fierce gun battle in Afghan city Haiti recovery 'to take decades'
    12:30 Third day of North Korea shelling Japan deflation hits record pace
    12:25 Elderly tourists airlifted to safety The Russian fighter in flight
    Machu Picchu tourists rescued after floods / Russia launches fighter jet /
    12:20 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were reasons why military plans could not be revealed in public IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Saddam was obstructing the work of UN inspector Hans Blix
    The man accused of the murder of a kitchen salesman whose body was dismembered changes his plea to guilty. A man admits murdering a kitchen salesman whose body was dismembered and dumped across two counties.
    Warning on final day of NI talks Premiers could return to NI talks
    12:15 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were reasons why military plans could not be revealed in public IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair said invasion of Iraq was right even despite the lack of a second UN resolution
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says that with the benefit of hindsight we know WMD was not found in Iraq IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were reasons why military plans could not be revealed in public
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    Catcher In The Rye novelist dies Waterman to pen Eurovision song
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    12:10 Hamas commander dies in Dubai Hamas commander dies in Dubai'
    12:05 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says that with the benefit of hindsight we know WMD was not found in Iraq IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were reasons why military plans could not be revealed in public
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    11:55 A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010) Foreign tourists help to place sand bags to contain floodwaters next to the Urubamba river, near the village of Aguas Calientes.
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    11:50 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were few people who doubted Saddam Hussein had WMD capability IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says that with the benefit of hindsight we know WMD was not found in Iraq
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    11:45 IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Saddam Hussein was bordering on the "psychopathic" IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says there were few people who doubted Saddam Hussein had WMD capability
    IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair said the 'alliance' with the US was vital to Britain IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Saddam Hussein was bordering on the "psychopathic"
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    11:40 Roman 'Swiss Army knife' Foreign tourists help to place sand bags to contain floodwaters next to the Urubamba river, near the village of Aguas Calientes.
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    Roman 'Swiss Army knife' A Haitian woman grieves at a cemetary (25 January 2010)
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    11:25 CHILCOT INQUIRYTony Blair said the 'alliance' with the US was vital to Britain IRAQ INQUIRYTony Blair says Saddam Hussein was bordering on the "psychopathic"
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    CHILCOT INQUIRYTony Blair says he had to try to persuade President Bush to go through the UN BREAKING NEWSA man accused of murdering a man whose body parts were scattered changes plea to guilty
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    Climate data sound - science head Fusion energy hurdle swept aside
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    Internet racism pair lose appeal MPs' expense claim appeals upheld
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    11:20 BREAKING NEWSA man accused of murdering a man whose body parts were scattered changes plea to guilty CHILCOT INQUIRYTony Blair said the 'alliance' with the US was vital to Britain
    CHILCOT INQUIRYTony Blair says he had to try to persuade President Bush to go through the UN BREAKING NEWSA man accused of murdering a man whose body parts were scattered changes plea to guilty
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    Internet racism pair lose appeal MPs' expense claim appeals upheld
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