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'Invasion' of British Jackson fans
Airlines have reported a surge in bookings to Los Angeles on the eve of the memorial service for Michael Jackson.

Fraud office probe MG Rover demise
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has been asked to investigate the collapse of MG Rover after a four-year probe into the Midlands car maker's collapse.

New Iraqi deaths probe is 'needed'
Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth has conceded at the High Court that there is a need for fresh investigations into the deaths of Iraqis in Basra in 2004 following allegations they were tortured and killed by British troops.

Obama arrives for talks in Russia
President Barack Obama has begun his first Moscow summit, a series of meetings certain to test his diplomatic skills, but already set to deliver some progress on nuclear reductions and help for the fight in Afghanistan.

Ross cleared on 'homophobic' remark
Jonathan Ross did not breach broadcasting rules when he suggested that parents should put their sons up for adoption if they wanted a Hannah Montana MP3 player, industry watchdog Ofcom has found.

Troops killed in Afghanistan named
Comrades of two British soldiers killed in Afghanistan have spoken of their great loss.

954 'recalled' offenders at large
Almost 1,000 criminals who should have been returned to prison because they breached the terms of their release are still at large.

Protester hijacks sculpture plinth
A protester has hijacked the "living sculpture" on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth.

Tower block safety probe after fire
Calls have been made for a full public inquiry into fire safety in high-rise buildings after six people died in a tower block blaze.

Cancer mum scoops £2.4m Lottery win
A cancer patient who said she has had the worst year of her life has seen her luck dramatically change with a £2.49 million lottery win.