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Last updated 1 minute ago | Saturday 06 October 2012

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Radical cleric Abu Hamza arrives in US to face terror charges

Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri  

Notorious hook-handed radical cleric expected to face judge in New York within 24 hours after arriving in US along with four other suspects, just hours after losing legal battle to stay in Britain.

Key events in battle to extradite Abu Hamza

Abu Hamza extradited under cover of night

Theresa May: cut limit for abortion to 20 weeks

Home Secretary becomes third minister to back reduction in time limit on abortion after Jeremy Hunt says it should be halved.

Cut legal abortion limit says Health Secretary

Dan Hodges: Why let Jeremy Hunt derail Tory conference?

Missing five-year-old April Jones  

Forensic teams search home of April Jones suspect

Fingertip search by police under way at home of man arrested on suspicion of murdering five-year-old April Jones.

April Jones allowed out as a treat on night of kidnap

I am not giving up hope that she is alive, says mother

Police given further 24 hours to quiz Mark Bridger

Kay Burley vilified after telling volunteers of murder inquiry

April had been on fishing trip with murder suspect

Pope's butler sentenced to 18 months in prison

Pope’s butler found guilty by Vatican tribunal of stealing confidential documents from the desk of Benedict XVI.

Liz Kershaw: I was 'routinely groped' at BBC

Former Radio 1 DJ claims she was groped by another presenter while broadcasting on the station during the 1980s.

Kershaw: I was called a lesbian when I complained

BBC boss 'appalled' at abuse allegations but rules out inquiry

Jimmy Savile: patients and man among victims

Justin Lee Collins jury begin deliberations

Two bodies found in block of flats in West Midlands

£3m X Factor adverts to get you to vote for police chief

Tories still 'party of the rich', think tank says

Man City 3 Sunderland 0

Man City 3 Sunderland 0  

Goals from Kolarov, Aguero and Milner hand comfortable victory as champions keep first clean sheet.

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City v Sunderland: as it happened

Johnson: young talent suffers at City

Ferguson is worse off than Mancini

James Bond auction brings double-o heaven for fans

Auction of Bond memorabilia attracts furious bidding – with one fan paying £157,250 for Daniel Craig's watch.

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Illusionist David Blaine's 'electrifying' new stunt

US Magician David Blaine stands under lighting bolts at the start of his latest performance,   

He's frozen himself, sat in a perspex box over the Thames – and now he's back with his latest stunt in the US.

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David Blaine begins 'Electrified' stunt

Finance »

IMF to cut forecast for UK in gloomy global outlook

Fund expected to downgrade the outlook for the global economy.

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Boost for Obama as US jobless rates falls

Unemployment rate drop to 7.8pc - its lowest level in almost four years.

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Ikea founder: 'I have no time to die'

Instantly recognisable: Ikea  

The 86-year-old billionaire reveals he has no plans to retire.

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Amplats fires 12,000 as man dies in violence

Platinum giant fired workers hours after violence claimed another life.

Good News: Let's toast Whisky’s export success

Scotch is proving more than capable of delivering export-led recovery.

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Sport »

Hamilton hopes fade as Red Bull take front row

Japanese Grand Prix 2012: Lewis Hamilton's fading title hopes suffer another blow as Sebastian Vettel leads Red Bull one-two to take pole  

Red Bull rediscover qualifying pace as Sebastian Vettel romps to 34th career pole at the Japanese GP, Lewis Hamilton starts ninth.

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Button ready for senior citizen role

Coulthard: where race will be won

Murray denied Japanese final by Raonic

Andy Murray suffers first defeat since US Open win as the brilliant young Canadian Milos Raonic makes his mark.

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Federer receives bizarre death threat

Cole apologises for Twitter rant at FA

Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has apologised for attack on FA after his evidence in the John Terry racism case was questioned.

Winter: Chelsea's Toxic Twins are embarrassment to game

Di Matteo: abuse may never go away

Hayward: FA must tackle football's culture of abuse

Sale Sharks 8 Leicester Tigers 20

Ben Youngs' try-scoring exploits ruin Sale hopes of a recovery as Aviva Premiership strugglers condemned to sixth straight defeat.

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Greenwood: the kick-pass is stifling wings

Toulon's foreign legion the real deal

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No conferring: activists have seen their conference taken over by lobbyists and PR smoothies - We, the Tory troops, would like our party back please.   

Party conferences 'must copy festivals'

Told that he was 'living dangerously', presenter Jimmy Savile claimed that he was 'much too valuable to the BBC for them to do anything to me'   

Jimmy Savile 'abuse' tape emerges

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Twitter users to direct Mercedes adverts

US Magician David Blaine stands under lighting bolts at the start of his latest performance,   

David Blaine begins 'Electrified' stunt

Culture »

Strictly Come Dancing 2012: Denise Van Outen and James Jordon.  

Strictly Come Dancing 2012, first live show, review

Michael Hogan reviews the first live show of Strictly Come Dancing 2012.

Gary Barlow: my love for X Factor

Gary Barlow (far left) in 1991 with his Take That bandmates (from left) Robbie Williams, Mark Owen, Howard Donald and Jason Orange  

Gary Barlow tells Vicki Reid why he loves this year's show - and how he became a national treasure

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Cy Twombly: to the heart of memory

Boycie & Beyond by John Challis: review

A magnificent tapestry from old thread

Travel »

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Holiday deals of the week

Late deals on UK cottages, hotel stays, package holidays, flights, cruises and luxury breaks.

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Val d'Isère resort guide

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Fashion »

Fashion Week street style SS13  

Street style: the details

The fashion capitals were teeming with fashion-savvy individuals embellishing their outfits. Check out our magnified edit of the best details.

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Alexei Sayle: It’s a strange old world on the buses  

Alexei Sayle on the buses

Eschewing the car and bicycle is a great way to get a feel for life on the city streets.

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British sports cars on TV

Tech »

Pcs Nicola Hughes, left, and Fiona Bone  

Facebook warns over criminal 'tribute' pages

Motorola wins German patent case against Microsoft

EMI goes to court over 'second-hand' MP3s

Personal Finance »

A general view of Lloyds TSB Bank on February 16, 2009 in London, England. Lloyds Banking Group  

Lloyds says crash fixed after millions left without cash

Education »

Magdalen College, Oxford: if you want to get in here you’d better know your fragaria from your subligacula  

Five things you should know about Oxbridge applications

One in six students spend loan in first month

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