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• UK set to sell stake in Urenco to fund green investment bank

  21 Oct 2010: Chris Huhne says sale could help fund the bank, which is being set up to invest in low-carbon technology

• Actor Graham Crowden dies at 87

  21 Oct 2010: Career of actor best known for TV roles in Waiting for God and A Very Peculiar Practice spanned more than 50 years

• 'Surveillance state' fear as government revives tracking plan

  21 Oct 2010: Email, text, internet and mobile phone details of everyone in Britain to be stored

• Wigan's Darrell Goulding to make England debut against New Zealand

  21 Oct 2010: Wigan's Darrell Goulding has been handed an England debut for the opening match of the Four Nations series against New Zealand

• ICRC urges Pakistan to grant access to detention centres

  21 Oct 2010: Rare public intervention by ICRC official as south Asia chief says organisation is talking to Islamabad about access to detainees

• Nicolas Sarkozy in warning to pension reform protesters

  
  21 Oct 2010: French president says strikers have no right to take population hostage with demonstrations and warns rioters of punishment

• Chinese police refuse to register human rights lawyer as missing

  21 Oct 2010: International concern for Gao Zhisheng, outspoken critic of state security, who has not been seen since April

• Driver with bionic arm fights for life after car crash

  21 Oct 2010: Christian Kandlbauer drives into tree in Austria while using mind-controlled artificial limb

• Recovered addict's debut vies with Nobel laureates for TS Eliot prize

  
  21 Oct 2010: Seamus Heaney and Derek Walcott are joined by a soldier-poet and a man whose work chronicles his experience of heroin addiction on this year's TS Eliot prize shortlist

• David Cameron and Nick Clegg express regret over broken election pledges

  21 Oct 2010: PM admits he had to 'eat his words' over child benefit, while deputy PM describes U-turn over tuition fees as 'one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do'

• Amos Adamu denies wrongdoing after World Cup bribery allegations

  21 Oct 2010: Amos Adamu, the Nigerian official provisionally suspended by Fifa over bribery allegations, has denied any wrongdoing

• Didier Drogba set to return for Chelsea against Wolves

  
  21 Oct 2010: Didier Drogba looks set to return to lead the Chelsea attack against Wolves, but Frank Lampard will have to wait a bit longer for his comeback

• Silence of the dissenters: How south-east Asia keeps web users in line

  21 Oct 2010:

  Vietnam, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines have all moved or are moving towards Chinese-style internet censorship

• Figures show massive slump in UK sales of new electric cars

  21 Oct 2010: Campaigners say 90% drop in 2009 could be due to recession and premium prices – but government subsidy could reverse decline

• Golf hero Colin Montgomerie unhurt after car accident

  
  21 Oct 2010: Europe's Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie was left 'shaken' after being involved in a car accident today although he did not require hospital treatment

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