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Tanvir the tiger is a 'scaredy cat'

A "scaredy-cat" Bengal tiger has damaged his species' fearless reputation after getting stuck at the top of a 15ft activity tower.Read

Two people dead in helicopter crash

Two people have been killed after a helicopter crashed near Blackpool, police have said.Read

I won't sack Attorney General - PM

Attorney General Baroness Scotland is clinging to her job after she was fined £5,000 for hiring an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper.Read

Obama 'serious' over climate change

President Barack Obama has insisted the United States is serious about combating global warming and declared: "We are determined to act."Read

Patient 'killed by chemo overdose'

A cancer patient died after a consultant mistakenly prescribed a quadruple overdose of a chemotherapy drug which pharmacists then failed to check, an inquest has been told.Read

33-year jail term for killer mother

A father whose two teenage daughters were stabbed to death by his ex-wife has spoken of his "incalculable" loss as she was sentenced to at least 33 years in prison.Read

270 schools fail to hit GCSE target

One in 12 secondary schools are still failing to meet a controversial Government target for GCSE results.Read

Call to home 'jungle' camp children

Refugee groups have attacked the "distressing" swoop on the "jungle" camp in Calais as calls were made for Britain to consider taking in some of the dozens of detained child immigrants.Read

New NI police chief's peace promise

Northern Ireland's new chief constable has pledged to work with all the people of the region to defeat dissident republican terrorists opposed to the peace process.Read

Air industry pledges emissions cuts

British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh has unveiled a pledge by the aviation industry to slash carbon dioxide emissions to half of 2005 levels by 2050.Read

Union demands talks over job losses

Union leaders have called for urgent talks with the new owners of car giant Vauxhall amid fresh fears for job losses in the UK.Read

Brown targets Afghan troops cutback

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said he is focused on cutting back the number of the UK's troops in Afghanistan, despite a report from the top US commander calling for an increase in the number of soldiers.Read

33-year jail term for deaths mother

A father whose two teenage daughters were stabbed to death by his ex-wife has spoken of his "incalculable" loss as she was sentenced to at least 33 years in prison.Read

'Hero' soldier saves car crash girl

An Army officer about to deploy to Afghanistan has been hailed "a hero" and "an angel" for saving the life of a girl involved in a serious car crash.Read

PM: I won't sack Attorney General

Attorney General Baroness Scotland is clinging to her job after she was fined £5,000 for hiring an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper.Read

GOSH! Baby Zac is special delivery

The mother of a cancer patient has become the first woman to give birth at the famous Great Ormond Street children's hospital (GOSH).Read

Arrest as police chief starts work

Police investigating dissident republicans in Northern Ireland have arrested a man as new Chief Constable Matt Baggott took up his job.Read

Attorney General pays £5,000 fine

The Attorney General, Baroness Scotland, will pay a fine of £5,000 for hiring an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper, the UK Border Agency has said.Read

Attorney General faces migrant fine

Gordon Brown has failed to say whether Attorney General Baroness Scotland will stay in her job amid reports that she has been found in "technical breach" of rules on employing migrant workers.Read

Firms urge action on climate change

More than 500 top global companies have signed up to a call for action on climate change ahead of crunch talks on tackling the problem in Copenhagen in December.Read

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