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news aggregatorMuamba might play again - CoyleBolton boss Owen Coyle says it would not surprise him if Fabrice Muamba plays football again, but stresses he will need time.
Wallace and Gromit set for PromsAardman Animation characters Wallace and Gromit are to make an appearance at this year's BBC Proms, it is announced.
Who will be crowned Crucible king?BBC Sport takes a look at the players most likely to win the World Championship in Sheffield
Colombia prostitute tells of rowA woman at the centre of the US Secret Service prostitution scandal in Colombia asked for $800 (£500) for one night in Cartagena, a US report says.
Romance is 'driven by women'A study of mobile phone calls suggests that women call their spouse most frequently earlier and over a longer period of time than men.
Testimony details subway bomb plot3 killed in Texas cockfight shootingRiot deaths footage shown to juryFootage of the moment when three men were hit by a car during riots in Birmingham is shown at the trial of their alleged murderers.
Syrian rebels seek to coordinateISTANBUL (AP) -- Syrian activists on Monday announced a new rebel coalition that aims to overcome deep divisions within the opposition in its fight against the forces of President Bashar Assad....
Arrests at Russian 'punk' hearingPolice arrest protesters in Moscow during a custody hearing for three women - alleged members of punk band Pussy Riot - charged with violating public order.
Convicted killer in murder trialA convicted murderer goes on trial accused of killing his neighbour in south Wales in a "determined and merciless" attack.
GCHQ releases WWII Turing papersAfter 70 years, two papers on the theory of code breaking by mathematician Alan Turing are released to the National Archives.
VIDEO: House of CommonsShadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has accused the government of presiding over a "farce" in its efforts to deport the radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada.
Arrests in online race-hate probeFive men are arrested in the north of England and London on suspicion of publishing or distributing material to incite racial hatred.
Judging, the cosmic wayA "cosmic theory," Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III says, is any theory purporting to provide comprehensive and final answers.
Thames launch for Jubilee bargeThe boat that will lead the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant is to be launched on the river in west London later.
Breivik wanted to decapitate former Norway PMOSLO, Norway (AP) -- Confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik testified Thursday that he had planned to capture and decapitate former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland during his shooting massacre on Utoya island....
Official: Sudan launches 4 attacks on South SudanJUBA, South Sudan (AP) -- South Sudan repulsed four attacks from Sudan over a 24-hour period as fighting on the border showed no signs of slowing, a military official said Thursday....
Bradford's cousin marriage boomWhy a tradition among Bradford's UK-born Pakistani community is growing
Awkward questions in Secret Service probeThe scandal over allegations that Secret Service agents brought prostitutes to their hotel rooms in Colombia ahead of a visit by U.S. President Barack Obama keeps growing. And with it come awkward questions about whether a strong macho element in the culture of the U.S. Secret Service could pose a threat to security, and how women agents fit into the picture.
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