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Severn Trent bidders consider improved takeover offer
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Riek Machar, the former rebel fighter ready for a new battle
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guardian
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European firms 'could quit US internet providers over NSA scandal'
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guardian
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Boko Haram gets Nollywood treatment as Nigerian films imitate life
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guardian
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Jermaine Grant terrorism trial beset by delays at Kenyan court
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guardian
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Payday loans being used to feed desperate families, charity says
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guardian
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Parents of children with autism - what does finding a cure mean?
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Japanese government to go ahead with sales tax rise
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bbc
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David Cameron urged to extend tax reporting plan
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guardian
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Big pharma's excuses for the monopolies on medicine won't wash
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MLAs to debate new Northern Ireland 'super councils'
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bbc
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Andy Murray's Wimbledon swearing: BBC returns Daily Mail's volley
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guardian
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Ed Miliband in row with Daily Mail over 'smear' on father
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bbc
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Thomas Browne: religion as passion and pastime, part 7: Vulgar Errors II
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Independence Day: America celebrates the Fourth of July
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South Sudan: two years old but nothing to celebrate
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