Top Stories – Wednesday 15th July
Nationwide
Hughes and Paddick on phone tapping
A day of drama in Committee Room 8
Alan Johnson also doubted 42-day plans
Job cuts ‘hit two in three’ in UK
International
Israeli soldiers reveal brutal truth of Gaza attack
With big profits, Goldman Sachs sees payday
Afghan war’s buried bombs pose big risks
Iran boycott for Nokia ‘collaboration’
POLITICS VIDEO
Top Stories – Tuesday 14th July
Nationwide
Voters want nuclear arms scrapped says poll
Youths attack police over Orange parade
Britain punishes Israel for Gaza bombardment
Iraqi interpreters to sue UK for compensation
International
Inquiry shown video of soldier abusing Iraqis
Obama announces pick for surgeon general
CIA had plan to assassinate al-Qaeda leaders
Facing party rift, Japan’s premier calls election
Top Stories – Monday 13th July
Nationwide
New claims of tabloid phone hacking
Labour women attack ‘laddish’ PM
Public support for war in Afghanistan is firm
Bid to get more men into teaching
International
Iranians recall horror of police invasion
Ghana still on a high as Obama party departs
Pakistan Swat valley roads reopen
Tamils now languish in Sri Lanka camps
POLITICS VIDEO
Top Stories – Sunday 12th July
Nationwide
Will Tory leader’s PR chief survive?
Police face inquiry into media payouts
Labour clashes with army as deaths mounts
The rise and rise of the vegetarian
International
Cheney told CIA to withhold information: report
Death toll in China ethnic unrest rises to 184
Call to Jihad from Somalia, answered in America
€400bn energy plan to harness African sun
SATURDAY VIDEO
Top Stories – Saturday 11th July
Nationwide
Confessions of a tabloid hack
Damages paid to second NoW victim
Ashcroft banned from giving money to Tories
Five more UK soldiers dead in Afghanistan
Swine flu claims first ‘healthy’ victim
International
Three nights of riots in French town
Leaner GM emerges from bankruptcy
A strongman is China’s rock in ethnic strife
Obama arrives in Ghana for Africa trip
UK swine flu cases third worst in the world
SATURDAY VIDEO
Top Stories – Friday 10th July
Nationwide
Three inquiries launched into NotW hacking claims
The hacking scandal: who’s involved
News International responds to allegations made in Guardian
Two more UK deaths in Afghanistan
Scandal of Britain’s fruit-farm workers
International
Shots fired to clear streets as Iranians defy ban
Buses may aid climate battle in poor cities
China bans mosque prayers amid strife
Thousands displaced by Benin floods
India: Legal gay sex ruling challenged
Top Stories – Thursday 9th July
Nationwide
Murdoch papers paid £1m to gag phone-hacked
Trail of deceit under nose of Tory PR chief
Tory leader urged to sack spin doctor
Simon Hughes: ‘A very big warning’
Greenslade: If editor didn’t know, why not?
Henry Porter: News of the hacked
Guardian Editorial: Secret spies
Newsnight report on Coulsongate
Tory MP, an au pair and his £13,000 on expenses
International
G8 fails to get agreement on climate change
Soldiers storm Chinese city in turmoil
Cyberattacks jam websites in U.S. and South Korea
Iran: protests fade under withering gaze
Top Stories – Wednesday 8th July
Nationwide
Straw proposes powers to prosecute war criminals
Foreign Office minister Malloch-Brown resigns
Royal Mail staff begin three-day strike
Bankers’ pay curbed under new City rules
International
Berlusconi puts on a brave face at G8 summit
Big economies try break climate impasse
As Iran calms, struggle for political power intensifies
Fresh protests follow Uyghur crackdown
Top Stories – Tuesday 7th July
Nationwide
Police ‘must overhaul protest tactics’ after G20
Coffee Republic put into administration
Creationism question ‘misleading’ says exam board
Review ordered over defence spending crisis
International
Inter-ethnic riots engulf Chinese Uighur city
Obama reaches out to Russians
Inside Sony’s green innovation lab
Palin: ‘I am not a quitter; I am a fighter’
Top Stories – Monday 6th July
Nationwide
Disciplinary query over G20 assault case officer
Nazir-Ali condemned for calling gays to ‘repent’
Anger at threat of public sector pay freeze
Disciplinary query over G20 protests officer
International
Legal fight to stop US destroying torture images
Poll setback for Mexican leader
Violent clashes in Honduras as ex-prez returns
Upset for Bulgaria’s socialists in exit-polls
Top Stories – Sunday 5th July
Nationwide
Darling to clamp down on bonuses
Tony Benn: ‘I was trained as a terrorist’
BT offers holidays for pay cuts
Labour vs Tories: Spending cuts – the truth
International
Clerics defy leader on disputed Iran election
America to remove HIV visa ban after protest
Zelaya vows to return to Honduras
UK threatens new Burma sanctions
Top Stories – Saturday 4th July
Nationwide
British embassy staff to stand trial over protests
Terror suspect wins battle to leave Britain
Homophobia accusation stokes political row
Fatal flats blaze investigation begins
International
Obama interview risks Russian backlash
Ex-Iranian president seeks to free detainees
Israel and U.S. to hold second meeting
Ban Ki-moon under fire for praising junta
SATURDAY VIDEO
Top Stories – Friday 3rd July
Nationwide
Culture minister in Tory homophobia claim
Vodafone agrees to new Carphone deal
‘Get real’ – Darling warns the bankers
International
Green power takes root in a Chinese desert
Vibe Mag, showcase for Hip-Hop and R&B, dies
North Korea test-fires 4 short-range missiles
U.S. ‘hits the pause button’ on aid to Honduras
Top Stories – Thursday 2nd July
Nationwide
Credit card cheques to be banned by govt
£30bn shortfall threatens rail and road plans
CCTV contradicts police, IPCC over death
Defeat for Government over expenses bill
International
Iranian opposition leaders defy ‘unlawful regime’
Keeping the fizz in the journalism biz
U.N. says North Korea food aid has dried up
US tries to retake Afghan valley from Taliban
Top Stories – Wednesday 1st July
Nationwide
Passport details kept despite ID card U-turn
BNP takes advantage of Llanelli’s tensions
Outrage over G20 police imposter theory
‘Queue jumping immigrants’ a myth, says study
International
Franken takes seat, giving Democrats super-majority
Le Pen’s daughter in National Front victory
Ousted president vows to return to Honduras
Iraq marks withdrawal of U.S. troops
Top Stories – Monday 29th June
Nationwide
Revealed: MPs’ pay from second jobs
Scientists attack Britain’s energy industry
Vodafone prepares for takeover of T-Mobile
Prosecutors take action on BNP leaflets
International
Mumbai: What really happened
India’s gays prepare to join rainbow nation
Chavez threatens to invade after Honduran coup
Political disputes threaten Iraqi oil rights sale
Top Stories – Sunday 28th June
Nationwide
Second person dies from swine flu in UK
Fraud inquiry into new government jobs scheme
Dawkins sets up kids’ camp to groom atheist
Conservatives set for landslide victory – poll
International
Street protests after Honduras military coup
Thousands demonstrate silently in Tehran
US and Russia differ on cyberspace treaty
Lebanon chooses Saad Hariri as premier
Top Stories – Saturday 27th June
Nationwide
Darling to ‘name and shame’ tax-avoiding banks
Tories were ‘wrong’ on devolution
Sky may have to share TV channels
Public supports equal rights for homosexuals
International
Iran reformists allege plot to implicate Mousavi
Iran uprising fizzles out as Mousavi backtracks
US house passes Bill on threat of climate change
Top Stories – Friday 26th June
Nationwide
Tory anger at being forced to pay back £125k
800 BA workers agree to work month unpaid
You’re still Jewish, even if your mother isn’t
Animal rights outcry at Euro slaughter decision
International
Auto-ban: German town goes car-free
‘Bribes and bombs’ returns to haunt Sarkozy
Arab states aligned with US savor turmoil in Iran
U.S., Venezuela reinstate diplomats
Top Stories – Thursday 25th June
Nationwide
Iraq inquiry will allot blame, says David Miliband
UN: Britain is cocaine capital of Europe
Did the crash change the City at all?
‘Mr and Mrs Expenses’ face having house repossessed
International
Clerics join Iran’s anti-government protests
Afghan leader Karzai outmaneuvers rivals
Citi boosting salaries to offset lower bonuses
1 in 4 South African men admit to rape
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