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- Brown holding bank crisis talks Gordon Brown is meeting Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to discuss plans to stabilise the banking system.
- US race turns nasty ahead of debate The US presidential candidates exchange barbs as they prepare for their second debate in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Mosley plans European Court bid Motorsport boss Max Mosley will take his breach of privacy case to the European Court, he tells the BBC.
- Troops confront Bangkok protests Thai troops are deployed in the capital after police fail for a second time to disperse anti-government protesters.
- Cage fighters 'behind £53m raid' Two cage fighters masterminded the £53m robbery on a Securitas depot in Kent before fleeing to Morocco, a court hears.
- Officer fears repeat of Menezes An innocent person could be shot dead by police again, a senior officer admits at the inquest into the death of Jean Charles de Menezes.
- Scotland hit by rail staff strike Rail disruption hits Scottish commuters as signal workers walk out in the first of two 24-hour strikes.
- Iran 'forces down foreign plane' Iran says a foreign plane was forced to land there after straying into its airspace before being released.
- Philippines angry at Enfield show The Philippine embassy in London complains over a sketch featuring a Filipina maid in Harry Enfield's BBC show.
- Car thief with name and birthday neck tattoo caught by CCTV A car thief who had his name and birth date tattooed on his neck is caught after CCTV images helped police track him down.
- UK couple take on a diplomatic double act in Africa A married couple who have become Britain's top diplomat in Zambia on a job-share basis say they are more effective than a single person.
- Big-money England match in doubt The $20m match between England and Sir Allen Stanford's Caribbean team is in doubt after a High Court ruling.
- FA chief fears '£3bn' club debts FA chairman Lord Triesman says the current global credit crisis could pose a "terrible danger" to clubs contesting spiralling debts.
- Mosley wants action to 'save' F1 Max Mosley says Formula One needs to implement drastic cost-cutting measures by 2010 if it is to remain a "credible" sport.
- Send your video, pictures and story ideas Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.
- Your stories UK customers of bank Icesave voice their concerns
- Soldier's journey Can you go from firefights back to ordinary life?
- In pictures Chinese art is the focus of Saatchi Gallery exhibition
- US election quiz How closely are you following the US vote?
- Crunch lexicon What's a 'dead cat bounce'? Our guide to finance jargon
- M40 killers 'waited for victim' The killers of a biker shot dead as he rode home from a festival had lain in wait until a target came by, a court hears.
- Bank shares take a big pounding Banking shares fall sharply in London amid news that bank bosses held funding talks with the government.
- Woman's 'threat to eat dead body' A murder trial hears a recording of a 999 call in which a woman threatens to eat a man she allegedly stabbed to death.
- Murder inquiry after body found A 62-year-old widow who was found dead on Monday afternoon in her Armagh home was murdered, say police.
- Hijacked tanks 'for South Sudan' The BBC sees evidence suggesting a Ukrainian ship held by pirates off Somalia is carrying tanks bound for South Sudan.
- Markets mixed in volatile trade Most world markets climb on a day of volatility amid persistent worries over the strength of financial institutions.
- Iraq says US troop deal is close The US and Iraq are close to an agreement over US troops remaining in Iraq after 2008, Iraq's foreign minister says.
- China makes Nobel prize warning China says it hopes the 'right person' will win the Nobel Peace Prize, amid reports jailed Chinese dissidents are on the short list.
- Euro MPs stick to climate targets Euro MPs refuse to dilute emissions targets, despite pressure to protect industry in the economic downturn.
- Tata announces new plant for Nano India's Tata Motors is to build the world's cheapest car, the Nano, in Gujarat state following a row over land for its original site.
- EU moves to reassure savers European Union finance ministers agree to increase the guarantee for customers' bank savings to at least 50,000 euros.
- 2012 to be 'cosier' than Beijing Boris Johnson says the London 2012 Olympics will deliver a better spectator experience than Beijing for half the money.
- 'Safer' test developed for Down's Scientists develop a blood test that could tell a pregnant women if her unborn baby has Down's syndrome.
- More concerns at Diploma options England's new Diplomas offer a commendable way forward but people still need to be convinced of their credibility, MPs say.
- 'Deepest ever' living fish filmed The "deepest ever" living fish are discovered 7.5km down, scientists say.
- Cast set for High School premiere Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens are set to attend the UK premiere of stars of High School Musical 3 in London later.
- Cars set to get parental controls Ford is to introduce a key-based security system that limits what younger drivers can do to the family car.
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