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Inquiry into Iraq war set to beginThe long-awaited official inquiry into the Iraq War is to begin, taking evidence in public.
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More rain coming as clean-up beginsPeople in flood-hit Cockermouth have been allowed back to their homes and businesses to begin the clean-up as forecasters warned that more heavy rain could bring fresh misery.
Tories reward recycling residentsHouseholders who recycle could earn £130 a year in shopping vouchers under plans to be unveiled by shadow chancellor George Osborne.
Ofsted 'has lost public confidence'Ofsted is facing accusations that it is too concerned with protecting its own reputation and has lost public confidence.
Policeman jailed for fiancee murderA policeman who bludgeoned to death his police constable fiancee just hours before they were due to fly to St Lucia for their wedding has been jailed for life.
Former royal aide missing from jailA convicted murderer and former aide to the Duchess of York has gone missing from an open prison, the Ministry of Justice said.
ITN
- Iraq war inquiry promises thorough investigation
The head of the long-awaited Iraq War Inquiry has pledged to produce a "full and insightful" account of the decision-making process which took Britain into the conflict.
- Cumbria set for more rain as locals assess damage
People in flood-hit Cockermouth are being warned of yet more rain in the coming days. Forecasters say up to four inches could fall later.
- Young drive on cocktail of drink and drugs
Many young motorists drive on a cocktail of drink and drugs, a survey has revealed.
- Funeral for Afghanistan hero
An Army bomb disposal expert killed on the last day of his Afghanistan tour is to be buried.
- Police 'making arrests' to boost DNA database.
Police officers are being accused of arresting people just to get them on the national DNA database.
Reuters
Chilcot inquiry into Iraq war beginsBy Michael HoldenLONDON (Reuters) - An official inquiry into Britain's involvement in the Iraq War begins on Tuesday, promising a thorough investigation which could prove embarrassing for the government ahead of next year's election.
- Tories launch green initiatives
LONDON (Reuters) - The Conservative Party have promised to cut the carbon emissions of government departments by 10 percent within 12 months if elected, saving some 300 million pounds a year.The Conservatives are currently well ahead in opinion polls and widely expected to win an election against the Labour Party, that must take place by June 2010.
- Minister warns of new flood threat
By Peter GriffithsLONDON (Reuters) - Heavy rain could bring more flooding to parts of northern England still struggling to cope with the damage caused by last week's unprecedented storms, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn said on Monday.
- Eton game spreads to inner cities
By John MehaffeyLONDON (Reuters) - A casual reference to Eton Fives among members of the British public prompts general bemusement.
- MPs call for parliamentary petitions to go online
By Tim CastleLONDON (Reuters) - The ancient right to petition parliament could enter the online age after MPs seeking to boost democracy in the House of Commons said on Tuesday the public should be able to submit their pleas over the internet.
Knife crimeRead how newspapers are reporting on knife crime and new punishments.
Five starJermain Defoe's five-star performance was the highlight of the weekend's football action.
Amazon pleaSting has pleaded with Brazil's government to talk to locals about an Amazon dam project.
Climate changeThe UK needs more skilled engineers and workers if it is to build up green technology sectors.
Henry backThierry Henry returned to action for Barcelona after his controversial handball last week.
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