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Archive of articles from 2004
Five soldiers die in Iraq blast
British cavers expelled from Mexico
Mexico has expelled the British cavers being held over visa irregularities.
Huntley inquiry ends
The Bichard inquiry into how child murderer Ian Huntley got a job as a school caretaker is set to end today.
Police apology for Galloway over airport questioning
Police apology for Galloway over airport questioning
Cautious welcome for first Conservative gay conference
Cautious welcome for first Conservative gay conference
Blunkett suspends immigration from Romania and Bulgaria
David Blunkett has suspended all immigration claims from Bulgaria and Romania.
Tory MP suspects 'politically motivated' arson attack
Tory MP suspects 'politically motivated' arson attack
New powers for mob-busters
The government has today released details of a new police force to combat organised crime.
Duncan Smith cleared of 'Betsygate' allegations
Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith has been cleared of allegations of improperly employing his wife Betsy as a secretary.
Blunkett calms terror hysteria
Home Secretary calms public fears of imminent terror attack by al-Qaeda.
Operation Absent closes in on gangmasters
Police arrest gangmasters in clampdown on "modern day slavery."
Families win body parts case
A judge has ruled in favour of the families of children whose organs have been removed without permission.
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Jail the bankers: Treasury resists effort to criminalising the City
G8: Cameron gets his Syria plan – but what did he sacrifice?
Simple but ineffective? G8 tax deal skips the details
The porn summit: Internet firms confronted by ministers
Police broke law with 'kettle' surveillance
G8 summits without ties 'get more work done'
Labour demands harsher punishment for Stuart Hall
Sniper fire across Whitehall: MoD hostilities continue ahead of spending review
Diplomats face 'UK spying shock' at G8
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