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Councils 'collect waste separately'
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
More than a quarter of councils now insist that households separate food waste for collection in the drive to hit recycling targets, it has emerged.
Britain braced for the big chill
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
The UK has been plunged into a freezing snap as an Arctic weather front swept in, blanketing parts of Scotland and northern England in snow.
Man charged with youth manslaughter
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
A 21-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of an Arab student.
DR Congo refugees 'losing families'
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
More than half of the people displaced by the latest fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo have become separated from family members, aid agencies have claimed.
Immigrant amnesty plans 'naive'
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
The Mayor of London's plans to study the potential benefits of an amnesty for illegal immigrants were described as "naive" by the Government.
'Political failure' behind BNP rise
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
White working class voters have turned to the far-right British National Party because they feel ignored by mainstream politicians, a Cabinet minister has said.
'Missile kills UK terror suspect'
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
The Foreign Office is investigating reports that a British man suspected of masterminding the 2006 airline bomb plot has been killed in a US missile attack in Pakistan.
Ministers 'set to ban happy hour'
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
Ministers are set to ban happy hours in pubs and clubs as part of a crack down on binge-drinking, it has been claimed.
Poisoning accused: I may come to UK
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
The Russian man accused of fatally poisoning Alexander Litvinenko would consider coming to Britain to be questioned by Scotland Yard, it has been reported.
Concern over Baby P mother identity
11:54am Saturday 22nd November 2008
MPs have expressed concern at suggestions the mother of Baby P could be granted a new identity - costing taxpayers millions of pounds.
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Students speak out on knife crime
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Hotel plans apartments
A landmark hotel is planning a major apartment development on a car park at the side of the building.
Supermarket fuel prices fall
Morrisons today cut the price of unleaded petrol to below 90p at all its 287 stations across the UK.
Appeal over Odeon listing is rejected
Bradford’s derelict former Odeon cinema is not of sufficient quality to warrant listed building status, it was confirmed today.
Talent contest uncovers the X Factor
More than 100 performers took to the stage at St George’s Hall in Bradford in the final of an X Factor-style talent show last night.
From pavement to Penthouse
Four years ago he was busking with a bunch of mates, singing arias to passing tourists in Covent Garden.
Ross keeps job after calls scandal
Jonathan Ross is set to keep his job as a BBC presenter, despite the Andrew Sachs obscene phone calls scandal, after the corporation's governing body agreed the "right action" had been taken against him.
Madge and Guy get 'quickie divorce'
Pop queen Madonna was granted a divorce on the grounds of her husband Guy Ritchie's "unreasonable behaviour".
Loan keeper to face City
Rotherham have signed Fulham goalkeeper David Stockdale in time to face City tomorrow.
Tupou backing Kiwis to cause upset
Tame Tupou feels New Zealand shouldn’t be written off in tomorrow’s World Cup final.
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