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Guards accused over deportation death
Exclusive: Witnesses on BA flight from Heathrow say Jimmy Mubenga was being heavily restrained by guards from private security firm- 'Jimmy Mubenga was a good man. Everyone liked him'
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Witness: 'He was saying I can't breathe, I can't breathe'
- Deportation escorting turns into big business for private firms
- Home Office to lift ban on deporting failed asylum seekers to Zimbabwe
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Liverpool deal goes into extra time
Prospective new owners NESV scrambling to secure a deal that would remove Tom Hicks and George Gillett before Everton clash -
Clinton 'worried' by UK defence cuts
US secretary of state says plans to cut the Ministry of Defence budget by 10% concern Washington -
US defends Europe-wide terror alert
State department defends decision to issue alert – but admits it did not have specific plot information -
Ahmadinejad delights south Lebanon
Iranian president, making first state visit to Lebanon, addresses supporters in the heartland of what he called the 'school of resistance' -
Quangos cut axes 192 organisations
Scrapping agencies in health and justice has raised alarm amid claims it will cost more than it saves -
Body of aid worker flown back to UK
Commander of US forces in Afghanistan says investigation into death of Linda Norgrove is 'personal priority' -
Clarke: World economy at risk
Justice secretary and former chancellor Ken Clarke warns that Britain is 'not out of the woods yet' -
Greek protests shut down Acropolis
Riot police clash with workers who barricaded themselves inside ancient Athens site in protest over unpaid wages -
French woman involved in niqab row
Prosecutors call for €750 penalty and suspended jail term against teacher who admits confronting veiled woman from UAE -
Duncan Smith faces benefits task
Work and pensions secretary has big plans but little room to manoeuvre as spending review looms -
7/7 inquest sees final bomber footage
CCTV shows how bomber bought new battery after missing pre-arranged time to detonate bomb
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Film review: The Social Network
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'I don't care for mean humour'
Profile: Steve Carell's shtick of frazzled normality has made him into an American national treasure. By Ryan Gilbey -
Chris Evans: Moyles should quit
Chris Moyles told he is too old for his Radio 1 breakfast slot by Evans, who was speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live -
How to avoid the boyband graveyard
What happens to boy bands when they become men? Caroline Sullivan investigates -
America's dish detergent wars
Amanda Marcotte: The fuss over phosphate bans provides an object lesson in the paranoid politics of the Tea Party's anti-liberal backlash -
Scientists eradicate rinderpest virus
Elimination of virus that causes cattle plague is second time a viral disease has been wiped out by humans
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Ten things we learned in Delhi
The deeds were greater than the expectations – but we learned a few lessons at the Commonwealth Games, too, writes Andy Bull -
Football Weekly Extra
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