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Murdered Jimmy remembered at school
The family and classmates of murdered 16-year-old "gentle giant" Jimmy Mizen remembered him on what would have been his last full day at school.
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Brown pledges social care reform
Gordon Brown has pledged fundamental reform to social care of the elderly and disabled in England as the Government warned that the system is facing a £6 billion funding gap within 20 years.
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MPs split in embryo research debate
Deep splits among MPs over embryo research were exposed as controversial legislation to extend its use were debated in the Commons.
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PM urges 'unfettered' aid access
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has urged the Burmese authorities to give "unfettered access" to humanitarian agencies seeking to help survivors of the country's devastating cyclone.
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Bee Gees honoured with green plaque
The Bee Gees have been honoured for their contribution to pop music with the unveiling of a special plaque in London.
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Strictly judge condemns quit 'lies'
Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman has hit out at newspaper reports that he has threatened to quit the BBC show unless he gets a pay rise
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