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Heiress poses for anti-fur campaign
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
The daughter of billionaire Formula One mogul Bernie Ecclestone has shed her clothes all in the name of animal cruelty.
Salvation Army bags £1m record deal
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
The Salvation Army has signed a £1 million global record deal to boost its Christmas fundraising.
Final excitement for X Factor acts
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
X Factor contestants have told of previous battles against bullying, attempts to tone up and relationships with the judges.
Jade Goody starts planning funeral
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
Jade Goody has started planning her own funeral.
David Duchovny checks out of rehab
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
A lawyer for David Duchovny said the actor has checked out of a rehabilitation facility for treatment of sex addiction.
Fran Healy defends music downloads
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
Fran Healy has claimed he doesn't care about fans pirating his music because they are still promoting it for him.
Apology demand over Enfield sketch
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
The Philippine ambassador in London is demanding a public apology from the BBC over a Harry Enfield sketch in which a man urges his neighbour to "mount" a Filipina maid.
Minnie Driver baby image on MySpace
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
British actress Minnie Driver opted for MySpace instead of the pages of a glossy magazine to reveal the first image of her baby son.
Oliver: Rotherham people wonderful
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
Jamie Oliver has defended residents in a Yorkshire town after he was accused of making them look like "numpties" and "thickos".
BBC 'fawning over the Royal Family'
12:32am Wednesday 8th October 2008
Jeremy Paxman accused the BBC of "fawning" over the Royal Family, claiming in the past it had seen itself as "a courtier".
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£10bn wiped off bank's shares
Updated 8:18pm Tuesday 7th October 2008
Royal Bank of Scotland shares plunged nearly 40% to a 15-year low as speculation mounted over an imminent taxpayer-funded rescue of Britain's banks.
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A peak performance
Simon Yates is best known as the man who cut the rope holding his climbing partner on a Peruvian mountain in 1985, a story captured in the film Touching the Void. Miriam Craig talks to the mountaineer ahead of his visit to Potters Bar.
Pub-goers fined for dropping cigarette butts
Three smokers have been fined for throwing cigarette butts on the street outside pubs and clubs.
Promotion for Tottenham MP
Tottenham MP David Lammy has been promoted by Gordon Brown to the role of Minister of State for Higher Education.
My way is the Wright way, Gunners legends tells Spurs
ARSENAL legend Ian Wright insists he does not want to see his former club's bitter rivals Spurs get relegated, but he has warned that drastic changes need to be made at White Hart Lane if that is to become reality.
Mental health protest to be staged at St Ann's
Campaigners will stage a protest this Friday against what they see as a drug-pushing culture in the treatment of mental illness.
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