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  • New arrest over student deaths
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    A second man has been arrested over the murders of two French students in London, after handing himself in to police.
  • India hit by oil price rises
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    The soaring oil prices has left major importer India looking for alternative energy supply solutions.
  • S Korean president interview
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    President Lee Myung-bak talks about the safety of imported US beef and North Korea's nuclear programme.
  • Men suffer fertility problems
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    Men become less fertile the older they get, with sperm deteriorating from the age of 35, according to a study.
  • Brown: 'Stop wasting food'
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    The prime minister has called on Britons to stop wasting food in an effort to help combat rising living costs.
  • New scheme for first time mums
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    A pilot scheme to help vulnerable first-time mums has been a success and is being rolled out in more areas.
  • Blast rocks Afghan capital
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    A suicide bomber has rammed a car full of explosives into the Indian embassy in the Afghan capital, killing 28 people.
  • Darzi defends super surgery plan
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    Health Minister Lord Darzi has defended the plan to build big doctors' surgeries or polyclinics.
  • World leaders meet at G8
    Jul 07, 2008 BBC News
    World leaders are meeting in Japan to discuss solutions to rising oil and food prices.
  • Call for UN Zimbabwe action
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband has called for international action to back the UN over Zimbabwe.
  • Student family's killer appeal
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    The parents of a French student stabbed to death in a London flat say his killer "cannot hide forever".
  • Fears for dugongs in Red Sea
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    A campaign has begun to protect rare marine animals known as dugongs in the Red Sea.
  • Darzi defends polyclinic plan
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    Health Minister Lord Darzi has defended the plan to build big doctors' surgeries or polyclinics.
  • Japan cleans up its coal
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    Japan is trying to find cleaner and efficient forms of power to take over from 'dirty' coal. Roger Harrabin finds out more.
  • Osborne mulls fuel duty reform
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    Shadow chancellor George Osborne has proposed a new way of levying fuel duty when global prices are high.
  • Call for action on knife crime
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    The Archbishop of York has said the Church should reach out to young people involved in knife crime.
  • Fire threat to US landmarks
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    California firefighters struggle to contain wildfires in several towns with tourist landmarks under threat.
  • New capital city's birthday
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    Kazakhstan's capital city Astana celebrates its 10th anniversary in the post-Soviet era.
  • Chaos at Hungary's Gay Pride
    Jul 06, 2008 BBC News
    Ten people were injured and dozens arrested when far right extremists targeted a Gay Pride march in Hungary.