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6 October 2010 Last updated at 16:24 ET

Your country needs you - Cameron

David Cameron urges Britons to "pull together" in the national interest, in his first party conference speech since becoming PM.

Liverpool 'to shed debts' in deal

Liverpool's prospective new owner confirms it will unburden the club of debt if its takeover plans are accepted. Sport

Bid to overturn Gamu deportation

Solicitors for X Factor entrant Gamu Nhengu are to seek a judicial review of the Home Office order expelling them from the UK.
Paedophile 'guided by girlfriend'

A paedophile tells a court he was told what to do by his then girlfriend as the pair sexually assaulted and took photographs of a five-month-old baby.
France raises terror fears in UK

France raises fresh fears that terrorists may well target Britain, warning citizens travelling there to be "extremely vigilant".
Two held in global fraud raids
Defence cuts Labour's fault - Fox
Unseen Ted Hughes poem published
Saudi prince 'not in gay relationship'
Hague promises UK sovereignty law
Fourth council in schools action
Mother's anger at death inquiry
'Neglect' before care home deaths
Wartime poetry for Poppy Appeal
Seamus Heaney wins top poet prize

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Goddard reclaims backstroke gold

England's James Goddard wins a second Commonwealth 200m title as Gemma Spofforth and Fran Halsall take silver and bronze, while Scotland take relay silver.
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Street motor race curbs may ease

A "determined" parliamentary push has been promised to ease the restrictions on holding motor racing events on public roads in Britain.
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UK volunteers abroad to get grant

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Live: Terrorist Asset Freezing Bill Live

Peers are debating a bill which allows the government to continue freezing suspected terrorists' assets, following a Supreme Court Ruling that existing asset-freezing powers were unlawful.

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Josie Russell's new life

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