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HospitalDoctors back hospital closures
Medical establishment backs controversial plans to close up to 60 hospital departments across the country as the only way to guarantee the highest standards of care for patients.
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Pope Benedict XVIPope regrets 'evil Islam' comment
Pontiff 'sincerely regrets' quoting remarks that Islam was 'evil'.
Pope's mission against radicalism
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View through a bullet hole in Sao PauloBlood simple
The hostility between Sao Paulo's police and gangs has erupted into open warfare. Tom Phillips reports from a city caught in a spiral of terror.
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UK news
Our beloved Lucy, by parents of stabbed girl
The family of Lucy Braham, who was murdered on Thursday night, have paid tribute to a 'stunningly beautiful daughter'.
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World news
Inside Baghdad: last battle of a stricken city
For two weeks Peter Beaumont, Foreign Affairs Editor, has travelled across Baghdad with the US military. In this remarkable dispatch he describes a desperate struggle to stop a brutal sectarian conflict from ripping the city apart.
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Comment
Being progressive will win back disillusioned voters
Peter Hain: For Labour, the task of renewing after 10 years in government is onerous - and rarely, if ever, achieved by governments of either party.
Post your questions for Peter Hain here
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Focus
No refuge, no shelter
There is a secret scandal in the health service aff ecting some of Britain's most vulnerable patients. As the NHS struggles with ever-increasing debt, Jo Revill reveals that it is the mentally ill who see services slashed and help withdrawn.
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Politics
'No smoking gun' in peerages scandal
Yard's inquiry fails to find any compelling evidence of serious wrongdoing.
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Sport
Redknapp puts case for defence
30-yard belter from Lomana LuaLua takes Portsmouth to the top of the league and keeps Harry Redknapp smiling.
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Man of the people
When the backstabbing finally stops, could Alan Johnson be the man who delivers the fatal blow to Brown? Rachel Cooke meets the education secretary for a Q&A;, lunch and a little light flirting.
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Escape
Suits you, Monsieur
Euan Ferguson gets a style makeover in Paris.
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7 days
Torture - fun for all the family
Armando Iannucci: You hear a lot on the television about how bad torturing can be, but that's because it's probably not being done right.
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Review
Masters of the universe
What is the purpose of existence? Is there an afterlife? Scientist Richard Dawkins, cosmologist Paul Davies and playwright Michael Frayn are getting to grips with these existential dilemmas in their new books. Could Tim Adams find the answers?
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Business
Aviva faces storm over call centres
The insurance giant's decision to outsource 1,000 jobs dismisses a report on customers' concerns.
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Cash
So what has Brown done for your family's finances?
Jill Insley looks at Gordon Brown's legacy after nine years at Number 11.
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New York dispatch
Florida ballotThe myth of fair elections in USA
The 2000 election demonstrated how America's electoral process is open to abuse. Paul Harris says the system has worsened.
Hope springs from the flood
 
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