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	Mosley wins court case over orgy World motorsport boss Max Mosley has won his legal action against a newspaper over reports of a Nazi-style orgy.
	Canoe couple's assets are frozen The search to recover the cash conned out of insurance firms by canoe couple Anne and John Darwin begins.
	Britain-Ireland border check plan The UK and Irish governments propose the first formal border checks between the two nations in 80 years.
	'George and no other' shot Dando Barry George "and no other" person could have murdered TV presenter Jill Dando, a jury is told.
	Facebook libel case damages won A businessman wins £22,000 in libel and breach of privacy after his personal details were printed on the Facebook website.
	Net firms in music pirates deal Six of the UK's biggest net providers sign up to a government plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.

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	New Northern Rock chief to pocket £1.2m A BUMPER pay packet that includes £1.2 million in compensation for Northern Rock's new chief executive has been attacked by opposition politicians, who say the reward is u
	It's 141 times dearer than tap water â€“ but half can't taste difference NO MAJOR sporting event goes by without close-up shots of competitors throwing their heads back and quenching their thirst with prominently displayed bottles of water from som
	Mosley wins damages claim over paper's Nazi orgy slur MOTOR racing boss Max Mosley has won his damages claim against a Sunday newspaper.
	Rowling takes home £150m in last year to top rich list HARRY Potter author JK Rowling was today named as the highest earner in the rich lists compiled by US business magazine Forbes.
	Q and A: Julian Hunt Britons are still eating almost 50 per cent more than the recommended levels of salt. Julian Hunt, director of communications at the Food and Drink Federation (FDF), e
	£30 charge targets internet music pirates INTERNET users could face an annual charge of up to £30 to download music under plans to tackle illegal file-sharing, it emerged last night.

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	- Madeleine detectives book storm A BOOK by a former senior Portuguese detective involved in the search for Madeleine McCann will be published today. Goncalo Amaral, former head of the investigation into the four-year-old's disappearance, maintains in the book that she died in her
	Brown hails Anglican bishops' march Gordon Brown has hailed a march of hundreds of the world's religious leaders, calling for urgent action to tackle global poverty, as 'the greatest public demonstration of faith' Britain has ever seen. Most of the 670 Anglican bishops attending the
	Clampdown for non-UK hauliers Non-UK hauliers who break road traffic laws can now be fined or have their vehicles immobilised under new road safety proposals published today by road safety minister Jim Fitzpatrick. Police and examiners from the Vehicle Operator and Service Agency
	UK Forum Knife crime map UK, by Illuminatus 24/07/2008 15:41 The Common Ned: The common ned, as the name suggests, is the most common type of ned you will come across in Glasgow. This widespread ned will invariably be kitted out in brightly colored track suits, which serves as a warning to decent folk to stay
	Brown gets a grilling from Charlie, eight The Prime Minister received a grilling from an eight-year-old West Sussex boy as he met a group of extraordinary children. Gordon Brown gave a guided tour around his 10 Downing Street home to the finalists of a search to find 'Britain's Kindest Kids'.