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The Full Story: PM's questions
All the action, reaction and analysis in video and text as David Cameron faced prime minister's questions. |
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10 ways football haters can tell it's World Cup time
National flags are everywhere. Watercooler chat is of little else. And then there are all those e-mails inviting you to join the office sweepstake. It's not hard to spot the signs, even for a football refusenik. |
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Significance of Brady's 1922 win
The BBC's Ross Hawkins examines the importance of the election of a new chairman of an influential committee of Tory MPs. |
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Tory MPs elect new 1922 chairman
Conservative MP Graham Brady is elected chairman of the party's influential backbench 1922 Committee. |
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God called in for World Cup help
The Bishop of Croydon writes a special series of prayers for the World Cup, as England fans count down to their first match in South Africa. |
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Protest against East London Line
Tube workers hold a protest over the East London Line on the day the full service begins for commuters. |
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Full service on East London Line
Full evening and weekend services begin on the new East London Line, with 12 trains an hour servicing the route. |
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Warning over approaches to girls
Police step up patrols after four teenage girls were approached by strangers trying to lure them into their car. |
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Flag crackdown rumour 'nonsense'
West Midlands police describes Facebook rumours of a ban on pubs flying England flags during the World Cup as "nonsense". |
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New town store to create 190 jobs
Retailer John Lewis is to open a new "at home" shop in Tunbridge Wells later this year, creating about 190 new jobs. |
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Men jailed for 'drugs conspiracy'
Seven men are jailed for their part in a major drugs and firearms conspiracy spanning the UK, Europe and South America. |
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'First 11' of new Welsh MPs start
Who are our new Welsh MPs? A quick, light-hearted guide to the new crop starting at Westminster. |
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Five charged with Watford murder
Five men are charged with the murder of a man from Watford, who was kidnapped and had his thumb severed. |
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Met Officer withdraws race claims
A black Metropolitan Police officer revokes race discrimination claims against the force after reaching an out-of-court settlement. |
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Expenses scandal hits Labour MPs
Two London Labour MPs criticised in the expenses scandal lose their seats. |
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Officer sues Met over race claim
A black Metropolitan Police officer is suing the force, claiming his career was held back due to racial discrimination. |
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Conservatives make London gains
The Conservatives take seats from Labour across London, but fail to make gains in some key marginals. |
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Q&A: Election results
A guide to how general election results work on the BBC. |
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Pensioner dies in care home fire
A woman in her eighties dies in a fire in a care home in south London. |
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Bribes cost Ivory Coast '$300m'
At least $300m (£200m) is paid in bribes at checkpoints in Ivory Coast each year, a business leader says. |