Kev Hedges
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Manchester -
A Manchester City footballer whose careless driving caused the death of two people in a car smash has been jailed for 16 months.
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Middlesbrough -
Chelsea's interim manager Rafael Benítez has launched an astonishing attack on the club's hierarchy and a section of fans who want him removed from the club.
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Britain has lost its cherished AAA credit rating after Moody's, the world's largest global credit rating agency, downgraded the UK to Aa1.
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Chebarkul -
According to NASA scientists the meteorite that streaked over the skies of Russia on Friday exploded with a "force of 30 Hiroshima bombs."
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As the asteroid 2012 DA14 is probably not going to be visible with the naked eye, it may be a good idea to pour yourself a wine or a beer and log in to NASA Television on Friday (Feb 15) to watch real-time animation of the event.
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London -
An investigation by the BBC has found that nearly 350,000 parking fines - totalling £23m ($36m) - may have been issued unlawfully to motorists in London.
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A study carried out in Denmark has revealed that men married to high-rolling wives taking home a higher salary, may be underachieving in the bedroom.
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Aviemore -
One man has been found dead by a rescue team on Monday, after a search mission saved five other hill walkers during an hiking expedition in the Scottish mountains.
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The UK government has shelved controversial plans to sell off public woodlands to the private sector. Environment secretary Owen Paterson responded to a report that hailed the woodlands a "national asset."
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Bosses at HMV, the record and DVD music store chain, say it deserves "a place on the high street" after it became the latest well known chain to go into administration.
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An airline operating in the islands of Scotland has won a contract to operate the world's shortest scheduled flight. If the wind is blowing in the right direction the flight time is as short as 47 seconds, from take off to landing.
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Belfast -
Tuesday night saw a sixth consecutive night of rioting in the Northern Ireland capital, when police were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs. But the Union flag was raised for the first time since the controversial decision not to display it permanently.
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Moscow -
The terrifying moment when a Tu-204 jet crashed onto a highway in Moscow, has been caught on film by a vehicle with a camera mounted on its dashboard, as it drove adjacent to the airport.
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Teignmouth -
Many residents across the southern England counties of Devon and Cornwall have reported loud bangs and buildings shaking. They believed they had witnessed an earth tremor but officials are saying it could have been a meteorite.
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Across Britain and Ireland, one of the wettest autumns on record has produced vivid green and red colours among its autumn foliage. The inclement weather is a result of decaying hurricanes sweeping over Ireland, Britain and parts of northern Europe.
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Spokane -
In June 2012, wakeboarder Hans Galassi suffered a terrible accident on Idaho's Priest Lake. Four of Mr Galassi's fingers were torn off after his hand became entangled in the rope being used to tow him on the water.
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Former soap star tough man turned reporter, Ross Kemp has made a new second series of his intrepid television documentary, Extreme World. The first episode aired last night on Sky One and saw the audacious reporter being shot at in Karachi.
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Barnoldswick -
Several hundred keen cycle enthusiasts have donned their Spandex one-piece kits and crash hats, so they can join gold medal winner Bradley Wiggins on his 160km (100-mile) training ride through the outstanding natural beauty of Lancashire's country roads.
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Stevenage -
A historic market in Old Stevenage, which has not seen market stalls since 1961, has been revived again after an absence of more than 50 years. The Stevenage Farmers Market set up its stalls again, with customers being taken to market on a vintage bus.
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London -
Just as Great Britain stunned the world of athletics at the Olympic Stadium in London with three track and field golds, a full moon rising under Tower Bridge formed an image like a sixth Olympic ring. The image has gone viral on Twitter.
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