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Police pursue burglary theory in French student murders
Two French students found stabbed to death after a fire at a London flat may have been the victims of a bungled burglary, police say
 
BBC admits error in broadcasting shooting on 10 O'Clock News
The BBC has admitted it was wrong to broadcast graphic footage of a man being shot dead in Jerusalem. By John Plunkett
 
Bush to attend Olympic opening ceremony
China's Olympic organisers received a political filip today as George Bush accepted an invitation to attend the opening ceremony, despite boycott calls by human rights groups
 
News of the World's 'Sex with Diana' story was false, claims Paul Burrell
Paul Burrell's solicitors have written to the PCC claiming a News of the World story alleging the former royal butler claimed he had sex with Princess Diana was untrue. By Jemima Kiss
 
24 hours in pictures
A selection of the best images from around the world
 
Former Tamil Tigers commander leaves UK after war crimes inquiry dropped
Colonel Karuna Amman, who was jailed for entering Britain on a fraudulent passport and investigated for alleged war crimes, returns to Sri Lanka
 
Obituary: Charles Wheeler
For more than four decades Charles Wheeler, who has died aged 85, reported for BBC radio and television from most of the world's trouble spots. By Harold Jackson
 
Mugabe defiant on return to Zimbabwe
President Robert Mugabe was greeted by cheering crowds today as he returned to Zimbabwe after defending his controversial re-election to African leaders
 
Veteran BBC foreign correspondent Charles Wheeler, 85, dies
Sir Charles Wheeler, one of the BBC's longest standing foreign correspondents and the father-in-law of London mayor Boris Johnson, has died at the age of 85. By Leigh Holmwood
 
The row over Macedonia's name rumbles on
Helena Smith: But Greeks are hoping that a boost for the balkan nationalists in Macedonia could unexpectedly pave the way for compromise
 
Australia's quality of life at risk without action on climate change
Australia's chief climate change adviser has said that climate change could cut the country's GDP by 4.8%
 
Ingrid Betancourt gets a hero's welcome in France
Freed Farc hostage met by the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, as she flies into Paris
 
'Pregnant man' transsexual American Thomas Beatie has given birth to a baby girl
Transsexual American Thomas Beatie has given birth to a baby girl, conceived using donor sperm
 
Judith Maltby: Should we let feelings come into the debate over female bishops
Judith Maltby: When 'pain' enters into arguments about the future of Anglicanism, we're faced with an impossible conundrum
 
Xan Brooks on the complete version of silent film classic, Metropolis
The Guardian film critic, Xan Brooks, on how the newly found, complete version of the classic film, Metropolis by Fritz Lang, makes sense of the plot
 
JK Rowling says no to age banding on children's books
Jul 3: Harry Potter author joins growing revolt against plans to brand children's books with 'appropriate' age bands
 
The Presence wins Welsh award
Jul 2: Dannie Abse and Gareth Miles win Wales Book of the Year prizes
 
The Wasp Factory: explanation
John Mullan on the use of explanation as a device in Iain Banks's The Wasp Factory
 
The survival specialist
After a difficult upbringing, Martha Beck went on to have a child with Down's syndrome, marry a gay man and realise she, too, was gay. Who better to write self-help books
 
Interview: Tim Winton
Aida Edemariam talks to Tim Winton about his youth, Australia and why writing is like surfing
 

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