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Brown 'did not press Libya' over IRA compensation

It has emerged that Gordon Brown did not press Colonel Gaddafi for compensation for IRA bomb victims because of concerns over trade.

Rail bosses meet unions over trains

Rail company bosses will meet unions next week to discuss the disruption caused by London Midland cancelling all but one of its services on Sunday.

Call to compensate IRA bomb victims

There have been calls for the Government to demand cash from Libya for British civilians injured by IRA bombs, after it emerged that Prime Minister Gordon Brown refused to add his weight to a campaign for compensation.

Ashes Hero Flintoff Gets Deep Vein Thrombosis

England cricket hero Andrew Flintoff has incurred a deep vein thrombosis in his right calf after knee surgery.

Teenage Jockeys Killed In Fire: Man Bailed

A man arrested over a suspected arson attack that killed two promising teenage jockeys has been released on bail.

Tributes paid to fire death jockeys

Leading jockeys from the world of racing led tributes to two of the sport's future stars who died in an apparent arson attack.

White House: public health care plan is negotiable

White House officials said Sunday a government health insurance option is negotiable, signaling a potential compromise on an issue that President Barack Obama's liberal supporters consider do-or-die.

Chargers LB Merriman arrested in domestic call

Authorities say San Diego Chargers star linebacker Shawne Merriman has been arrested on suspicion of choking and restraining his girlfriend, a reality TV star, as she tried to leave his Southern California home.

Edward Kennedy's son thanks public for condolences

The son of the late Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy is thanking his Rhode Island constituents for their support and sympathy after his father's death.

Water main break causes flooding in Los Angeles

Crews were cleaning up mud and broken asphalt Sunday after a deluge from a burst water main swept cars down streets, forced people out of their homes and flooded a section of a major Los Angeles boulevard.

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