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Tribute to the town that cared: Armed forces put on parade to thank...
Members of the armed forces have today paraded through a small town to thank residents for honouring dead British service personnel.
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Oasis' 'Dig Out' digs in to more Beatles riffs
A lot of Oasis naysayers get hung up on originality. OK, let's all admit that Oasis is the Puff Daddy of rock bands.
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De La Warr Pavilion exhibits ' A Continuous Line ~ Ben Nicholson in England '
De La Warr Pavilion presents "A Continuous Line - Ben Nicholson in England ", on view through January 4, 2009.
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Open verdict into death of woman
A CORONER has recorded an open verdict after a pensioner died when she suffered a head injury during an argument with a neighbour.
A CHICKEN was killed and another injured after attackers kicked or stamped on them at an allotment in Lowestoft.
Body of Lies takes a close look at undercover operations
Russell Crowe is one of the wittiest character actors in movies. People forget this because technically he's a movie star.
Fire death mum 'did all she could'
A MUM whose two young boys died in a house fire 'did everything she could to save her sons,' her solicitor has said.
Police arrest six for money laundering
SIX people have been arrested on suspicion of money laundering and mortgage fraud offences.
Cyclist dies from collision injuries
A CYCLIST has died two weeks after he sustained head injuries when his bike collided with a car.
Creator-producer Merv Griffin's classic game-show version of 'hangman' has kept on spinning for three decades.
Rail damage graffiti group jailed
The group covered trains in paint during night time "tagging sessions" Four graffiti vandals have been jailed after admitting causing an estimated 50,000 damage to trains and chaos to services in the South ...
'Teenager admitted killing Rhys'
The teenager accused of murdering Rhys Jones admitted to the killing just minutes after the schoolboy was shot, a court has heard.
Council fined over a death riska lift shaft
MAGISTRATES hit out at a council yesterday for a potentially lethal safety blunder which resulted in a teacher plunging 9ft down an open lift shaft.
Gunman guilty of killing boxer after 'stop smoking' dispute
Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Communities Wednesday 8th October 2008 - 3:17pm Gunman guilty of killing boxer after 'stop smoking' dispute A gunman was found guilty today of the "senseless" murder of a ...
New Avian Flu Vaccine Strategy Proposed
People can be protected against a potential avian flu epidemic by getting advance shots of a vaccine that may or may not be effective against the strain causing the epidemic, British researchers suggest.
Leonardo DiCaprio in Body of Lies
A new kind of war movie for a new kind of war, Body of Lies is about the War on Terror as it is being waged on the ground, in the air, but most of all in cyberspace.
Councils fear for Icelandic cash
The amount of local authority cash at risk after being invested in Icelandic banks has now risen to over 500m.
Cusack's alleged stalker rejects plea deal
"Mad Men"'s Bryan Batt shares recipes from the 1960s. Also: inexpensive Halloween costumes with Kristin St.
NHS doctors plotted "indiscriminate and wholesale" murder with car bombings
Bilal Abdulla, 28, and Mohammed Asha, 29, were members of an Islamic terrorist cell, Woolwich Crown Court in London was told.
Joe Jonas reportedly single again
Kramer is the catalyst for George to urge his otherwise wonderful girlfriend to get a nose job, while Jerry dates a beauty whose brain is a beaut.