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Mum: I hid dead baby in car boot
A young Co Down woman wept as she told how she hid her stillborn baby in the
boot of her car for over a month before admitting she had given birth.
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India at 'war level'
Military tensions flared up yesterday between India and Pakistan as the
nuclear-armed neighbours engaged in a display of sabre-rattling in the
aftermath of the Mumbai terror attacks that have left at least 170 people
dead.
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Council chief sacked after Baby P report
The Northern Ireland woman at the centre of the Baby P controversy has been
sacked.
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Bumper weekend for border traders
Finance Minister Nigel Dodds today said the huge influx of shoppers from the
Republic provided a welcome boost for the Northern Ireland economy after it
emerged that southern bargain hunters have been snapping up goods costing up
to almost a third less than in the south – before today’s 2.5% cut in VAT.
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UK 'closer to joining euro'
The UK is "closer" to joining the Euro than ever before, according
to European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso.
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Police caught on CCTV beating soldier
An investigation has been launched into two police officers and a special
constable who were caught on camera attacking a soldier.
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Irish judge dismisses drink-drive cases due to urine steam inhalation
An Irish judge has thrown out two separate drink-driving cases because of the
danger the defendants inhaled alcohol from their own urine while in garda
custody.
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I wish I'd had a gun, not a camera. Armed police would not fire back
It is the photograph that has dominated the world's front pages, casting an
astonishing light on the fresh-faced killers who brought terror to the heart
of India's most vibrant city. Now it can be revealed how the astonishing
picture came to be taken.
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Titanic boost
Government backing for Titanic Quarter projects will pave the way for further
developments that will bring jobs to Belfast, the promoters of the scheme
have said.
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Eoghan spears a spot in the last four of X Factor
Dungiven's Eoghan Quigg is one step closer to his dream of pop stardom after
reaching the X Factor semi finals.
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Christine’s exit: a Strictly personal view new
The Fonz summed it up perfectly when he said that nothing quite compares to
the Strictly Come Dancing live experience.
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Liz gets the key to our dream home
Lisburn grandmother Elizabeth Howard was left speechless with delight last week when she found out she was the winner of a luxury riverside apartment worth £175,000 in the Belfast Telegraph’s Dream Home competition.
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Wenger urges Arsenal's young guns to keep firing
Arsene Wenger has thrown down the gauntlet to his young Gunners to find the consistency that will keep them in the title race.
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Indians demand to know why Mumbai warnings were ignored
The recrimination and fallout from the Mumbai terror attacks has begun, with two senior Indian government officials being forced to resign amid accusations of security failings and missed warnings.
Hillary to be named Secretary of State as Bill takes vow of silence
Barack Obama will hold a veto over Bill Clinton's $400,000-a-pop speaking engagements under a detailed legal deal that allows the former president's wife, Hillary Clinton, to become Secretary of State.
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Top PR gurus recognised at awards
The successes of Northern Ireland’s public relations industry have been celebrated at an annual awards ceremony.
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Pomp up volume
Little did I think that when I tuned into Five’s UEFA Cup coverage on Thursday evening that it would bring all sorts of horrible flashbacks rampaging into my little brain.
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Media must share blame for horrific death toll on roads
The one certainty between this letter being written and read today is that there will be more accidents on our roads.

Hair’s to Cheryl ... top in style stakes
Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole has the best hair in showbiz, a new poll has revealed.
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Frances Black: seek help for addiction
Singer Frances Black today appealed for anyone who fears they have a problem with addiction to seek help, as she detailed her own battle with booze and prescription drugs.
I’m a Celebrity: Nicola's nightmare in the jungle
Claustrophobic glamour model Nicola McLean faced her worst nightmare in the jungle, braving rats, spiders, mealworms and cockroaches in a pitch black cave.
Review: 24: Redemption, Sky One - Jack's back with a worthy villain in Voight (Rated 4/ 5 )
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Can Britney do it again?
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CD of the Week: THE LUCKSMITHS - First Frost (Fortuna Pop) (Rated 5/ 5 )
Australian band The Lucksmiths seem destined to remain firmly rooted in the pop pigeon-hole marked ‘indie cult’.
Simon Calder: Cuba as risky as Darfur? Please, don't make me laugh
Travel, like life in general, requires judicious risk management, ranging from "Am I a strong enough swimmer to cope with those currents?" and "Should I really have that extra drink?" to "What countries are too dangerous to contemplate?"
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Road Test: Nissan Infiniti
If anyone can launch a luxury car now, Nissan can. The Infiniti is coming, and with it the Total Ownership Experience
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Clever storage: Tidy up in style
We use 20 per cent of our possessions 80 per cent of the time. Which means that our houses could be an awful lot tidier if we could just put that other 80 per cent of stuff away.
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