Chinese melamine scandal widens

Chinese melamine scandal widens
The industrial chemical melamine is probably being routinely added to Chinese animal feed, state media reports.
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Crew sacked over Facebook posts
Thirteen cabin crew staff have been sacked by Virgin Atlantic over their use of a social networking website, it emerges.
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Voice in court

Voice in court
Hearing the impact of a murder on a fiancee
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Student can stand trial in Greece
A student accused of killing a roller hockey player while on holiday is to be extradited to stand trial in Greece.
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TV remotes, taps and fridge doors hiding cold bugs
TV remote controls, bathroom taps and fridge doors are all hotspots for colds
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7 days quiz
Snow! When did London last get a dusting in October?
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Ross suspended for three months
Jonathan Ross is suspended for 12 weeks, and Radio 2 controller Lesley Douglas resigns in the wake of the prank calls row.
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Osborne blasts Brown's borrowing
George Osborne is to attack Gordon Brown for "borrowing without limit" to deal with the economic downturn.
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Beckham to join Milan in January
AC Milan confirm that David Beckham will join the club on loan from LA Galaxy on 7 January.
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Low sales drive house prices down

Low sales drive house prices down
UK house prices continued falling in October and are now nearly 15% lower than a year ago, says the Nationwide.
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Parts of Devon hit by serious flooding
People are rescued from homes and cars across Devon and Cornwall as floods follow a night of storms.
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