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McCann twins search house for Madeleine - April 28, 2008

Sean and Amelie McCann still search the house for their missing sister Madeleine one year after her disappearance, their mother Kate has disclosed.
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UK faces six weeks of record petrol price rises - April 28, 2008

Britain faces six weeks of record petrol price rises in the wake of the Grangemouth oil refinery strike, trade experts have warned.
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Disabled man 'dead in suitcase for weeks' - April 24, 2008

The body of a missing disabled man could have lain undiscovered in a suitcase in the back garden of the family home for several weeks, it has emerged.
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Bank customers could win 1bn refund in charges battle - April 24, 2008

Bank customers could be in line for a 1 billion refund after a significant ruling in the High Court over unfair charges.
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Teachers threaten more strikes as pupils suffer - April 24, 2008

Teachers have threatened further industrial action as a national strike hit up to 9,500 schools across England and Wales on Thursday.
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James Bond filming suspended after third accident leaves stuntman in coma - April 24, 2008

Filming on the new James Bond film in Italy has been suspended after three accidents hit the "cursed" production in five days.
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Madeleine police accused of hypocrisy by friend of the McCanns - April 24, 2008

One of the friends of Kate and Gerry McCann who dined with them on the night their daughter Madeleine disappeared has accused Portuguese police of "outrageous" hypocrisy.
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Consumers win round one of bank charges battle - April 24, 2008

Anti-terrorist asset-freezing orders introduced during Gordon Brown's spell as Chancellor are legally flawed because Parliament was "bypassed", the High Court ruled today.
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North Korea accused of helping Syria to build a nuclear reactor - April 24, 2008

The CIA believes North Korea shared expertise with Syria that assisted in the creation of a nuclear reactor, according to reports in Washington.
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