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• 7 November 2009: BBC's Strictly Come Dancing to be broadcast from Blackpool Tower
• 6 November 2009: Four people die after contracting H1N1 swine flu virus in West Midlands, England
• 5 November 2009: Lord Burns confirmed as new chairman of Channel 4
• 5 November 2009: Political fallout from the sacking of Professor David Nutt gathers momentum
• 5 November 2009: British singer Robbie Williams announces his return to boyband Take That
• 4 November 2009: Afghan policeman shoots and kills five British soldiers
• 4 November 2009: Staffordshire hoard goes on display in British Museum in London, England
• 3 November 2009: Scotland suffers severe flooding following downpour
• 3 November 2009: Elderly man in Scotland dies after contracting H1N1 swine flu virus
• 3 November 2009: Wife of English footballer Wayne Rooney gives birth to baby boy

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• [+] 2005-07-07 London bombings (44 articles)

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• [+] Gerry Adams (18 articles)

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• [+] Birmingham (12 articles)
• [+] Tony Blair (102 articles)

Pages in category "United Kingdom"

The following 196 pages are in this category, out of 1,676 total.

" "Creationism and intelligent design have no place in the UK science curriculum" says UK Government "Fathers for Justice" is coming to an end "Island Man" spends a night on 162 Scottish islands "Metric tonne" of date rape drug was bound for US "Teddy bear teacher" returns to England ' 'Incident' at East London tube station 'MI6 officers' named on US-based website 'Mobile phone dermatitis' linked to nickel deposits 'Purity' ring case taken to High Court 1 10 years on Diana, Princess of Wales remembered 100 turn out in Orlando, Florida for "Anonymous" protest against Church of Scientology 100th British soldier killed in Iraq 11 suspects in UK air bomb plot charged 11-year-old boy dies after being shot in Liverpool 12-year-old school boy has sex change in Sussex, England 1200 schools may be closed by UK teachers strike 13 arrested in Rhys Jones murder investigation 13,000 people participate in Bristol running event 130M-year-old fossil crocodile skull unearthed on coast of Dorset, UK 15 Royal Navy sailors captured at gunpoint by Iranian guards 1700 runners still unaccounted for in UK's Lake District following flood 18th International Guitar Festival of Great Britain 2 2% of British pound coins are counterfeit according to research 2,000 face redundancy at English steelworks 2006 European Chess Championship opens in Liverpool 2007 Ig Nobel Prize winners announced 2008 G8 summit launched in Hokkaido, Japan 2008 Olympic torch arrives in London 2008 UEFA Champions League Final: Manchester United vs. Chelsea F.C. 2008-09 Wikipedia for Schools goes online 2012 Olympics clash with Ramadan 21 July London bombing suspect held 21 July bombing suspect to be extradited back to the UK 22 million counterfeit cigarettes found in Wales 3 31 children rescued as UK police shut down global paedophile ring 4 401st Guy Fawkes celebrated in parts of the Commonwealth 5 500 million US dollars worth of treasure found off coast of Cornwall UK 6 60th anniversary of the end of the war in Asia and Pacific commemorated 7 7 British paratroopers accused of murder begin trial 8 800 British troops being pulled out of Iraq 88th annual Brita Kongreso draws to a close 9 90 days detention still on Blair's agenda 900 oil refinery workers fired after strike at Lindsey A A leak at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing facility on Cumbrian coast, England AFL provides insufficient support for European leagues: Germany ANZAC Day marked around the world ANZAC Day marked throughout NZ, AU ANZACs remembered ninety years after assault on Gallipoli Accident on set of British television program Heartbeat Actor Ryan Thomas involved in car crash in Manchester, England Afghan policeman shoots and kills five British soldiers Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah withdraws from elections Afghan warlord convicted by British court of torture Africa-Europe summit concludes with mixed results Agassi and Sharapova voted Wimbledon's sexiest champions on commercial website Ahern, Blair restate deadline on devolution Ahern, Blair to lead Northern Ireland talks Ahmadinejad to free British navy personnel Aid pledges rise; Japan promises 500,000,000 USD Airbus parent EADS wins £13 billion UK RAF airtanker contract Aircraft crashes during mock dogfight at Shoreham Airshow, United Kingdom Airliner hijacker found working for British Airways Al Qaeda: 'Blair brought destruction to the heart of London' Al-Qaeda threaten to kill British Prince Harry in Iraq Al-Qaeda threatens UK over Rushdie's knighthood Al-Qaida claims responsibility for London 7/7 bombings

A cont. Alan Turing Building opens at University of Manchester Alexander Litvinenko was British spy, claims alleged killer All 2500 runners in Lake District race accounted for after flood All metal cladding taken off Cabot Circus Tower due to fault Alleged Bush-Blair Al-Jazeera bombing transcript leaked Amy Winehouse wax model unveiled Ancestors of humans learned to walk in trees, study says Anfield Memorial Service 20 years after Hillsbrough Disaster "Anonymous" plans to protest Church of Scientology on February 10 Antiglobalization protestors march near site of G8 summit Antony & The Johnsons win Mercury Music Prize Apple Corps loses court case against Apple Computer Apple and Orange pair up in UK iPhone deal Arctic ice thickness decreasing, suggests satellite data study Argentina defeats Scotland 21-15 in rugby test match Ariane rocket launches Skynet and Turksat spacecraft Armagh man charged with 1998 bombing murders Armed Forces Day to get underway in the UK Armed police arrest two more 21 July bombing suspects in dramatic raids Armed police briefly surround a mosque in east London Armed police shoot man dead on London Underground Arrest over London bombing Arrests over phone-tap of British royal family As the Eurovision entrants return home, the home crowds weigh in Ashley gives Newcastle £133m buyout offer Associated Press publishes 6 new "secret and confidential" Downing Street memos At least 71 deaths in Mexico 'likely linked' to swine flu outbreak Audit commision ethics report on Liverpool City Council questions Mike Storey appointment Australia to withdraw troops from Iraq this year Australian Guantanamo detainee David Hicks gets British citizenship Australian police charge Indian doctor over failed UK bombings Author and playwright Keith Waterhouse dies at 80 Automobile manufacturer Toyota triples annual loss prediction Avian flu found within UK Award winning singer George Michael cautioned after caught with drugs in London public toilet Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks about Iranian presidential election protests at prayers B BBC News website expands RSS license terms to allow commercial use BBC Outside Broadcasts to be sold to Satellite Information Services BBC Radio 1 reverses "faggot" ruling hours after initial ban BBC Radio Bristol presenter fired over 'racist' phone call BBC Reporter Alan Johnston is released in Gaza BBC Resources sale could be unprofitable BBC admits sending hecklers into Conservative campaign meeting BBC and ITV to provide free satellite TV in the UK BBC and Sky networks reject Gaza appeal BBC announces pay freeze and no bonuses for managers BBC apologises to Queen Elizabeth II for misrepresentation in documentary BBC begins trial program allowing legal TV and radio downloads BBC correspondent missing BBC denies "conspiracy" over 9/11 video BBC drops programmes as third of staff join strike BBC global poll finds majority feel the US led Iraq invasion increased likelihood of terrorist attacks BBC launches the Creative Archive BBC newsreader sacked after conviction for wounding teenager BBC prepared for news blackout as staff strike BBC receives 487 complaints after 'Dancing' race row BBC reporter could be released within next few hours BBC reporters arrested in Iran on suspicion of espionage BBC spends £3.4m on sell-off BBC to release iPlayer to other broadcasters BBC unveils plans for new Britain only iMP player BBC's Mock The Week 'breached guidelines' with Olympian humour, say corporation's Trust BBC's Strictly Come Dancing to be broadcast from Blackpool Tower BBC's famous 'Top of the Pops' programme to be axed BBC's political show makes special edition from Shanghai BNP lose council seat in Keighley

B cont. BSkyB director joins Setanta BSkyB faces challenge in securing British Premiership football rights Bad British kids scare adults Balloons let loose for triple murder victim Bank of England raises interest rates Barcelona defeat Manchester United in 2009 Champions League Final Barclays Bank credit rating cut by Moody's Barrister Hyman sentenced to one year imprisonment for false incrimination Basra, Iraq raid by UK forces to rescue soldiers from police Bat for Lashes plays the Bowery Ballroom: an Interview with Natasha Khan Baugur Group withdraws from Somerfield bid Baugur makes a US$1,8 billion bid for Somerfield Beatles' Apple Corps sues Apple Computer Beckett to break ranks again? Beckham woos US as Disney Prince Bermuda Chief Justice: No new charges in Middleton murder Bertie Ahern to resign as Irish premier Best's body arrives in Northern Ireland Big Ben dropped from ITV News at Ten opening sequence Big Brother star meets Tony Blair Big shoes to fill at eBay Biggest free music event in Europe back in Liverpool Bill Cotton, former Controller of BBC One, dies in hospital age 80 Bill Gates receives honorary knighthood Bill Sweetenham cleared of bullying allegations Bill restricting Post Office closures defeated in UK Parliament; MP tells Wikinews why she supported the bill Bird Flu confirmed in 1,000 UK turkeys Birmingham Central Mosque is set on fire Birmingham UK threat was 'real and very credible' Black teenager murdered in racial attack in Liverpool, England Blair agrees Iraq is a disaster Blair ally Lord Levy arrested Blair asked to intervene as British artist faces jail in Turkey for collage Blair could face inquiry into terror vote Blair denies Iraq pullout Blair flight overshoots runway Blair is first public official to apologize for Hurricane Katrina response Blair launches third and final manifesto Blair recognizes Kyoto treaty stopped by its restrictions Blair rejects anti-terror bill compromise Blair says Iraq election was blow against global terrorism Blair to announce plans for UK nuclear defence today Blair will quit as British PM within a year Blair wishes to cooperate with the United States to reduce climatic change Blair, Ahern unveil plan for Northern Ireland devolution Blair, Brown promise an extra £540 milllion to Pakistan, Iraq Blair: "Labour must be the party of change makers" Blair: G8 leaders announce $50 billion aid increase; talks on trade and climate change Blog about Liverpool city council causes stir Bluetongue disease appears in UK for the first time Blunkett defines the main task for us all Blunkett: Brown supported Iraq war to save job Bob Woolmer not murdered, says Scotland Yard detectives Bobby Charlton launches anti-landmine campaign Bobby Robson recovering from operation Bobby Robson to undergo cancer surgery Bollywood cricket victory in Yorkshire charity match Bollywood star unveiled at Madame Tussauds Bomb attack in Iraq kills two British soldiers Bomb explodes in Exeter, UK Bomb plotter gets life Bomb scare closes main Edinburgh thoroughfare Bomb threat that diverted Ryanair jetliner reportedly a hoax Bosnian war criminal sent to UK

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