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This is BBC News. Terror in Norway. A major explosion in the capital

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Oslo has left at least two people Also tonight, allegations that

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James Murdoch misled MPs in the phone hacking scandal. I think this

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is the most significant moment of two years of investigation into

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phone hacking. If their statement is accurate, it shows James Murdoch

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had knowledge others were involved in hacking as early as 2008.

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A second bail-out for Greece sends stock markets on the rise, but will

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British taxpayers lose out? The 5th person who is suspicious

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death in Stepping Hill Hospital is now being investigated.

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And that dress in a palace exhibition. The Queen and her new

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daughter in law go to see it, but Her Majesty is not keen on how it

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is displayed. Horrid, isn't it? Horrible!

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The treatment of hundreds after the Good evening. There has been a

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massive explosion in the Norwegian capital Oslo. At least two people

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have been killed by what appears to have been a car bomb, exploding

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near the offices of the country's biggest tabloid newspaper and the

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Office of the Prime Minister. He is unhurt but a number of people have

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been injured. A risky operation is going on in the centre of Oslo,

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where people are still trapped in the area. Nearby offices have been

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evacuated. No one has yet admitted Oslo this afternoon looked like a

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war-zone. A huge explosion, thought to have been a car bomb, blew out

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the windows of the Norwegian Prime Minister's office. It caused

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casualties and debris over a large area. The Prime Minister was

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unharmed and taken to a safe hiding-place. It appears to be a

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terrorist attack on the Norwegian capital. We were sitting at a cafe,

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one block away, and it felt like the building was going to fall down

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over us, it was a loud explosion. We ran out into the street, and we

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saw all the buildings surrounding the main building, totally ruined.

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Glass was all over the street. There were people lying there,

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bleeding. Chaos. Confusingly, reports are coming in other

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separate incident, of a man dressed as a policeman opening fire at a

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youth camps outside Oslo. So if the Oslo bombing was a terrorist attack,

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why would no way be a target? It has over 400 troops in Afghanistan.

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It is always -- also taking part in NATO action in Libya. There has

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also been controversy over the reprinting of cartoons. Some have

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been angered by the recent arrests of Muslim activists. On the surface,

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Norway seems an unusual target. To people who follow this, it isn't.

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We did see Sweden last year being targeted. Altai -- Al-Qaeda is

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starting to hit a softer, more peripheral targets. So now the

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investigation begins. Forensics, CCTV, eyewitness accounts, and

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telephone analysis will all be fed in, but crucially, it will be who

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claims responsibility and wife. -- wife.

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What about the second incident you referred to, the shooting? Yes, the

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reports have just coming in the last few minutes. It has taken

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place on the nearby island of Utoeya, there is apparently a

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political youth camp going on there belonging to the Labour Party, the

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ruling party in Norway. There are reports a man dressed as a place

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that has opened fire at this event. Unconfirmed reports are that people

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have been killed and injured. We don't know if the two are connected,

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if they were, that will certainly lead investigators towards a Al-

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Qaeda or. But the investigation is still in the early stages.

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The Prime Minister says that the News International chain James

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Murdoch clearly has questions to answer in Parliament following new

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allegations that he misled MPs earlier this week. Mr Murdoch says

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he was unaware of an e-mail suggesting hacking was widespread

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at the pepper macro. Two former senior executives of the company

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are claiming they did inform him about it.

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Once they were loyal lieutenants. Now they are confronting their

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former boss. Colin Myler, ex-editor of the News Of The World, and Tom

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Crone, the paper's veteran lawyer. They say James Murdoch, son of

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Rupert, is mistaken. Mistaken in the evidence he gave when the

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Murdochs came before MPs. The story goes back to 2008, when Gordon

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Taylor settled a legal claim against News International over

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allegations his voicemail messages were listened to. The allegation --

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company paid him �700,000. The evidence was to remain confidential,

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including this e-mail, sent by the private investigator who did the

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phone hacking. In it, here blacked out, were transcripts of Gordon

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Taylor's messages. These words, are highly significant. Neville is

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alleged to be Neville Thurlbeck, former chief reporter of the News

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Of The World. If he was involved, this suggests others were, as well.

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And knowledge of the hacking was more widespread than originally

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claimed. So MPs asked Mr Murdoch this question. Did you see the

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transcript of the voice mail message? No, I was not aware of

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that at the time. The paper's former editor and lawyer say he was

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mistaken, he was told about the e- mail. If they are right, Labour's

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Tom Watson says it raises big questions. Because there was a

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confidentiality clause involved in the settlement, it means that he

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bought the silence of Gordon Taylor. And that could mean that he is

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facing investigation of perverting the course of justice. He has

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reported the matter to the police. The Prime Minister, visiting a car

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factory in the West Midlands, was concerned. Clearly, James Murdoch

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has got questions to on saying parliament, and I'm sure he will do

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that. -- questions to answer in Parliament. And clearly News

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International have amassed a clear- up. James Murdoch say he stands by

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his testimony. For the police, these allegations pose a challenge,

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proving that any executive perverted the course of justice by

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not passing on information can only widen in already huge and

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complicated inquiry. Stock markets around the world have

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risen after last night's agreement on a second bail-out for Greece.

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But it has emerged that the deal between euro-zone countries will

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affect Britain's loan to Ireland. British taxpayers will now get a

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reduced pay back. In the end, Europe's leaders came up with a

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much bigger deal than had been expected. Trying to get to grips

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with its debt crisis. One consequence of that, it will result

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in a major push towards a closer, more integrated Europe. -- euro.

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That means, in the long term, there will be implications for Britain.

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For Europe's leaders, it had been a massive challenge. Train to end the

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crisis in the euro-zone. Yesterday, they had come up with a major deal

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to help Greece. The market today seemed impressed, but with

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reservations. In Greece, struggling with huge debt, the government said

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the new bail-out has made their debt problem manageable. The Greek

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cabinet gave Prime Minister Papandreou a round of applause when

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he arrived back from Brussels or stop TRANSLATION: We were on the

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edge of an abyss, but we did not give up. We fought, just as we have

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done in the past, during every critical moment in our history.

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size of the new bail-out, 109 billion euros. The interest rates

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on Greece's loans will be cut. Private investors will take losses,

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so reducing Greece's debt, and there will be new powers to help

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countries in the future. The big question is whether these measures

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will significantly reduce Greece's debts, and doubts remain. The

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Germans, who will be the biggest contributors, were anxiously eyeing

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the market today. The bail-out was defended by Chancellor Angela

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Merkel. TRANSLATION: We made this decision because it is a historical

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duty to protect the euro. The UK is not directly involved in this

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latest euro-zone rescue, but the government praised it as decisive.

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It is in Britain's interest for the euro-zone to sort out its issues.

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It has some real problems, and we want a strong and effective. This

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deal, however, it is Europe towards a closer economic union, and some

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believe that will have implications for Britain. There is a real

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destruction or European Union, it is a failed project. However

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important it is to stabilise the markets, we must keep ourselves out

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of the whole of the euro-zone. believe that this latest agreement

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has bought -- bought the euro-zone some time, but what it hasn't done

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is affixes underlying problems. If this second bail-out going to

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have ramifications for Britain? there is one specific area where it

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will have impact. The UK at the moment loans Ireland money as part

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of its bail-out, but now Ireland, like Greece, is going to see the

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interest rates on that bail-out reduced. That will mean that

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Britain will get less revenue. But I think the implication is a longer

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term. It was interesting in the lead-up to this big summit, that

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George Osborne, the Chancellor, he was actually urging Europe to get a

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grip of the crisis, but also to go for a monetary union, towards

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fiscal union. That means tax and spending co-ordinated at a European

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level. If that happens, and part of this deal suggests a stat has been

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taken in that direction, Britain won't be part of it. People are

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asking, will it lead to a two speedy Europe, with a closer call,

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more decisions being taken at European level? And those like

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Britain outside the euro. Will they be outsiders? A lot of people are

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focusing on that as being one of the long-term consequences of this

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euro-zone crisis. Just a reminder, there is more on

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the euro-zone crisis on our website, where you will find a special

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A man who stabbed and killed an intruder at his home last month

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will not be prosecuted. 59-year-old Peter Flanagan was arrested after

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an attempted robbery at his home in which he stabbed one of the gang

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who had been armed with a machete. The Crown Prosecution Service says

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it is said despite he acted in self defence. People are entitled to use

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reasonable force to protect themselves, their families and

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their homes. All the evidence indicates to me that in the

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frightening circumstances that Mr Flanagan faced, he did what he

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honestly and instinctively believed to be necessary to protect himself

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and his home. Essex police have questioned its

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energy secretary Chris Huhne and his ex wife Vicky Pryce for a

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second time about allegations he asked her to take his speeding 0.2.

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He has denied her claims that he asked her to take his points so he

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wouldn't be banned from driving. Police say they are preparing a

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file prosecutors. Police have named a 5th person to

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have died in suspicious circumstances at Stepping Hill

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Hospital in Stockport. She was 84- year-old Vera Pearson, and she died

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last Thursday. Meanwhile, detectives have just under three

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hours left to question or release a nurse being held on suspicion of

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murder. Let's get the latest on that. What more can you tell us

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about this latest case that has been brought into the

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investigation? You are right, there are more developments here tonight.

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We can confirm the identity of a 5th suspicious death here. It is

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84-year-old Vera Pearson. We know she died at Stepping Hill Hospital

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on 14th July, and her death, along with four others, are being

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investigated by police after saline drips were contaminated with it

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insulin, which can cause blood sugar levels to fall. Security is

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tight here, these men will be checking cars in and out of this

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hospital. Inside, saline drips are being kept under lock and key. We

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have also seen patients who arrive here having their appointment cards

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checked. What about the police investigation itself, because there

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is the limited time for them to hold or release this nurse? Yes,

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time is moving on. Police have three more hours to Ivo charge,

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time to question Rebecca Leighton on suspicion of murdering patients

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here. Detectives are waiting for two things tonight. A 41-year-old

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man who did receive contaminated Saline, they want to speak to him.

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His condition is improving, they want to find out more about what

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was going on on this ward. And they are still waiting for these post

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mortem examination results. These have fully will show the cause of

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death by all five of these patients. Our main headline - a bomb in the

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Norwegian capital. Two people are killed and many are injured. Coming

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up... A century for Kevin Pietersen at Lord's against India. Later on

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BBC London - who will take on the top job in policing? Applications

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open today to replace Sir Paul Stephenson. And for 100 years it

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has been Pirlo's premier event. We look ahead to the centenary of the

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Libya's Colonel Gaddafi has once again ruled out dialogue with the

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international community, in a broadcast on television. Previously

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we have reported on five brothers caught up in the fighting. We have

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returned to their home city to catch up with the family. This

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report from Christian Fraser. If the cost of this conflict is being

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weighed, then it is the frontline towns like Ajdabiya which have paid

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the heaviest price. Three months ago, when I was last year, it was

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deserted. Today, as the front line pushes west, they're returning,

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though for some, life has changed irrevocably. This 24-year-old was

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blown up by a mortar round which exploded outside his home. We first

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met the family in April in the main hospital in Benghazi. His brother

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lost his left leg in the blast. Two of the brothers had been killed.

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The other, 19-year-old Abdel Basset we found in a coma, his chest

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heaving. He had lost both his legs. He died a week later. Three months

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on, Ali is finding it hard. After nine operations to his right hip

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and leg he still cannot stand and is completely reliant on his

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wheelchair. He takes lots of drugs to keep the pain at bay. They at

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least allow him to sleep. TRANSLATION: I will not lie, I was

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affected, but it is God's will. has refused to leave the house

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since he returned. TRANSLATION: I have never used the

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word of regret, I hope I never will. Just to remove Gaddafi, that's all

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we want. I have lost a leg for the revolution, that's OK.

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TRANSLATION: It is worth it. A lot of guys died for the revolution. We

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should keep going, and God will bring victory. For men like this,

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there is no option but to press forward. To stop now, they say,

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would be suicide, not to mention a The new Scottish football season

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gets and a way tomorrow, three weeks earlier than usual. It is

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hoped the early start will be the solution to the fixture problems

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caused by the winter but there. The BBC has learnt that there were more

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than twice as many violent crimes when Rangers and Celtic play each

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other, compared with other match days. It is putting a strain on

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police budgets. It is one of the world's most famous football

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fixtures, but fame comes at a price. Last season, the Old Firm rivalry

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was marred by the worst trouble in years. This clash, between the

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Celtic manager and his Rangers rival, was followed by chaos.

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Letter bombs were sent to Neil Lennon. In this short summer break,

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have tempers cooled? The I think everyone has a responsibility

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towards calming things down, managers, players, media. Do you

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accept that for example the much talked-about incident with Ally

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McCoist would not be acceptable this season? We have not made any

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promises that that will not happen again, but I'm sure it will not.

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did not really see any violence in Old Firm fixtures. What about the

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behaviour of fans, is that a concern for you? Is it something

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which worries you at all? No. may not worry Ally McCoist, but it

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worries plenty of others. The cost of policing the six Old Firm games

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at Ibrox and Celtic Park last season was nearly �2 million. The

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clubs contributed �301,000, and on Saturdays, when the two clubs did

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Saturdays, when the two clubs did not play each other, there were on

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average 140 crimes of violence in the Strathclyde area. After the Old

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the Strathclyde area. After the Old Firm matches, that number rocketed.

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If it continues at the current level, no, it is not sustainable,

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that is the bottom line. Something has to give. It means other members

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of the community are doing without part of their police service.

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feeling of money being wasted is echoed by drinkers in Glasgow's

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West End. It is crazy, everyone knows it is crazy in Glasgow.

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is a lot of nasty stuff goes on, but I think it is exaggerated.

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think it is an obscenity. As last minute signings were unveiled, all

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eyes are on the Old Firm. The clubs say they cannot afford any more for

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policing, but someone, somewhere, is paying the price.

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Kevin Pietersen that the charges England enjoyed a good day with the

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bat against India at Lord's. He's closing in on a double century.

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Earlier on, England had been pegged back by Praveen Kumar. James Pearce

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reports. England have a chance in this series to replace the India at

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the top of the world when kings. Could this be the wind of change in

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international cricket? England's 12th man ran into a bucket of paint

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during a warm-up. This was the during a warm-up. This was the

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result. Fortunately, there was just enough time for him to return to

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the start with fresh kit, and at least an attempt to see the funny

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side of it. Kevin Pietersen didn't need to force any smiles. There

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were plenty of reasons for his to come naturally as he set about

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constructing another big innings. He did lose a part that early in

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the day, Trott trapped lbw. Kevin Pietersen got his century in

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stylish this is. It is the fifth time he has reached this landmark

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at the home of cricket. And you could see how much it meant. Others

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came and went. Prior had 71 to his name when he was caught behind. But

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Kevin Pietersen remained defiant, moving ever closer to a double

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hundred. The build-up to the match was dominated by talk of the

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possibility of Derek Weaver Tendulkar scoring his 100th Test

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match century. But instead, it is Kevin Pietersen, with his first in

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England for three years, who has England for three years, who has

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stolen the headlines today. As you were watching that report, I

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can tell you that Kevin Pietersen has reached his double century with

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the last ball of the day. For months it was fashion's best kept

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secret. It has been finally unveiled, the wedding dress which

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transfixed the nation. From tomorrow it is going on display as

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part of Buckingham Palace's Summer Exhibition. This afternoon, the

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Queen and Catherine were given a tour themselves. This report from

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Nicholas Witchell. It is the first time we have seen them together,

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just the two of them. The Queen and the newcomer who one day will be

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crowned alongside her husband. Then, all of these priceless treasures

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will become the responsibility. Nobody can afford these things

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nowadays? Are these things still made? They are present and future

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faces of the monarchy, but this afternoon, they were two ladies

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looking at a dress. A very special dress, this one, standing in the

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It is the dress which brought Kate Middleton on the final stage of her

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journey to the altar, and to her new life as a member of the British

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royal family. On that day in Westminster Abbey, it had been

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much-anticipated and was widely admired. Now, standing inert and

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empty at the Palace, it looks, well, a little ghostly. A bridal gown

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mind as a bride, a diamond tiara minus a head. It was evidently not

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quite what the Queen had been expecting. It's horrid, isn't it?

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We doubt my face! Oh, dear! That's not quite what the organisers had

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been hoping for. But it is the dress which launched Catherine

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Middleton as a global fashion phenomenon. Since then she has been

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seen in a range of outfits, some elaborate, others off the peg, from

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the high street. According to those who monitor these things, Kate's

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clothes are now a matter of worldwide interest. Catherine makes

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fashion accessible, and she mixes high street with designer. Most

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importantly, she always wears the clothes, she doesn't let the cloves

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take over. And this was the dress that started it all. It is on

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display at the Palace from tomorrow. A severe heatwave has intensified

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over eastern parts of the US and Canada, with today expected to be

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the hottest day yet. At least 22 deaths have been blamed on the heat.

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Temperatures have gone up to 46 degrees in some places along the

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coast. We can have a look at our weekend weather now. We wanted to

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get a bit warmer, but not as hot as that. No, it has been like a

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pressure cooker over there. But pressure cooker over there. But

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things will be warming up for many of us this weekend.

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Tonight there will be a few exceptions, with some showers

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working through the Midlands, in to the south-east. Away from that,

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mostly fine and dry. It will be quite a chilly night, however.

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Tomorrow, mainly a dry and bright start for most of us. The exception

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will be these eastern counties of Scotland and England. Contrast that

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with western areas on Saturday. Many of you will hold on to the

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sunshine for most of the day. There will be a bit of a breeze. A fine

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day to come across north-west England. A similar story in

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Northern Ireland. In the far north of Scotland, there will be that

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cooler breeze. Always a breeze across the eastern coast as well.

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The winds getting close to gale force at times, particularly later

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in the day. On Sunday, fewer showers. The breeze continuing on

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Sunday, but most of us will be dry. Further west, long spells at

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Our main headline - there has been a bomb attack in the Norwegian

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