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Guatemala Landslides: Rescuers' Brief Respite World - 10:01pm 6th September 2010 Rescuers in Guatemala are taking advantage of a brief let-up in torrential downpours to search for victims and survivors of a series of landslides that have so far claimed 44 lives. |
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Toshack Close To Resigning Sport - 9:01pm 6th September 2010 Wales manager John Toshack will quit the job once a replacement is found. |
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Support For Rooney Amid Prostitute Claims Sport - 9:01pm 6th September 2010 England coach Fabio Capello and principal sponsors are backing Wayne Rooney, despite newspaper allegations concerning a relationship with a prostitute. |
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Fallen Heroes Lived Life 'To The Maximum' National - 7:01pm 6th September 2010 Two British soldiers who died after being caught up in separate explosions in southern Afghanistan have been named. |
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Snake Smuggler Jailed Over Boas In Baggage World - 6:02pm 6th September 2010 A notorious wildlife trafficker has been caught trying to smuggle nearly 100 live boa constrictors into Indonesia after his bag broke at an airport. |
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Boy And His Broom An Inspiration To Invention National - 6:01pm 6th September 2010 A "Double Broom" created by a five-year-old boy is one of the most ingenious inventions of the last decade, according to the British Library. |
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Chile Miners May Be Free By November World - 5:01pm 6th September 2010 Dozens of miners trapped underground in Chile could be rescued by November, according to a document shown to rescue workers. |
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BA Crew Vote For Ballot On More Strikes National - 4:02pm 6th September 2010 British Airways cabin crew have voted for a ballot on new strike action in the run-up to Christmas and over the festive holidays, Sky sources have said. |
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Levein: Scotland Don't Lack Creativity Sport - 4:01pm 6th September 2010 Scotland manager Craig Levein is hoping the team can kick start their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign on Tuesday night. |
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Broad Praises England's Attitude Sport - 4:01pm 6th September 2010 England bowler Stuart Broad's praised the way his team-mates disregarded the spot-fixing storm surrounding Pakistan to claim a comfortable win in the first Twenty20 international. |
