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The Scotsman

◆ Goldsmith says US changed his view on Iraq invasion

◆ Dear Green Place plans congestion charge and trams in £1.5bn vision

◆ 'It feels wrong to be coping' â€“ McCanns mark 1,000-day hunt for Madeleine

◆ Poll results spark Sri Lanka tensions

◆ Industry and politicians face off over bank reforms

◆ Paedophile just out of prison tried to murder woman so he could rape her granddaughters

◆ Call to tighten SuBo security after intruder scare at home

◆ Trapped teenager found alive 15 days after earthquake devastated Haiti

◆ Taleban reject 'bribes' of power and cash as they vow to fight on

◆ DUP and Sinn Fein given 48 hours to reach deal

◆ Woodland protesters dig in as eviction team moves in

◆ Supreme Court rules freezing bank accounts of terror suspects is illegal

◆ Banishing box-office blues turns the Fringe into 'glorious success'

◆ Why joggers should bare their soles if they want to avoid injury

◆ Hillwalkers out of step with landowner over wild animals

◆ Council chief criticises public over gritting 'failures' during big freeze

◆ 'Threat to corner shop' as MSPs vote to ban cigarette displays

◆ Waitrose No1 but shoppers check out cheaper options

◆ Nuclear plants ban is 'tragedy for Scotland'

◆ Scottish cities should get own TV news channels, say Tories

The Guardian

◆ 40 days that made illegal attack into legal war on Iraq

◆ UEA broke rules in hacked email row

◆ Brown outlines final Ulster deadline

◆ Britain 'complicit in possible torture'

◆ Woman held after bodies found in car

◆ Leak reveals scale of proposed NHS cuts

◆ Level of men's waistband a clue to age

◆ True colours seen for the first time

◆ Media 'fuels rise in anti-Muslim crimes'

◆ Tories may give councils benefit power

◆ West End confounds expectations

◆ Boris to stand down as chair of the MPA

◆ Jon Gaunt wins right to free speech

◆ MPs in line for retrospective pay rise

◆ Met prepared for conference on Afghanistan

◆ Waitrose top with shoppers â€“ despite prices

◆ Asset-freezing orders for terror suspects 'illegal'

◆ Dementia is not the end of life | Hugh Whittall

◆ Scottish ministers set to vote on plans to let councils drop newspaper ads

◆ Guardian Daily podcast: Lord Goldsmith appears before Chilcot inquiry; plus Apple unveils the iPad

◆ Apple iPad: Why some will wait for later versions

◆ 10 claimants shared Â£1m in benefits due to mistake

◆ Hugh Muir's diary

◆ From the archive: Tobogganing atÂ Buxton

◆ Country diary: Nairn harbour

◆ Greetings in a post-handshake world

◆ Tentative recovery comes with pitfalls for both main parties | Michael White

◆ The Iraq war inquiry: will it call Blair to account?

◆ Letters: Chilcot inquiry and citizen's arrests

◆ The stakes ofÂ Stormont | Denis Murray

The Independent

◆ Show me your cuts, Darling tells Cabinet

◆ The Big Question: Why has the equality gap widened even through the years of plenty?

◆ Goldsmith: why I changed my mind on Iraq

◆ Cameron winning female vote for Tories

◆ Brown sets deadline for Northern Ireland deal

◆ Forced marriage victims' calls going unanswered

◆ Mother held on suspicion of murdering her children

◆ Freeze on suspects' assets 'illegal'

◆ Woman held after children found dead

◆ Furious exchange over UK 'complicity' in rendition

◆ Husband jailed for 12 years for killing three children

◆ Digger 'crushed taxi after fare row'

◆ 11 arrested after Manchester derby violence

◆ Police make further Manchester derby arrests

◆ Goldsmith changed mind on war legality

◆ Brown: 'Pathway' to Northern Ireland settlement laid

◆ Andrew Grice at PMQs: Tony Blair's upward mobility

◆ New law pledge after terror assets freeze overturned

◆ 'Vikings' invade the Shetland Islands

◆ Boris Johnson to stand down as police chairman

◆ M25 rapist quizzed over 1987 attack

◆ Straw announces launch of crime victims service

◆ Invade and be damned: Foreign Office lawyers say advice on legality of war was ignored

◆ Northern Ireland talks go down to wire on policing

◆ Brown's nightmare scenario ahead of election

◆ Social inequality gap remains, report finds

◆ Freed computer expert tells of beatings and mock executions

◆ ME case study: 'She told me that she did not want to carry on'

◆ Mandelson: Blair will campaign in election

◆ Prosecution of mother was right, says DPP

BBC UK

◆ Arrest after children's bodies found in car

◆ Key London summit tackles Afghanistan

◆ Rise in students from poor homes

◆ Worker dies in Forth Bridge fall

◆ Huge birdwatching survey begins

◆ Climate row unit 'broke data law'

◆ Eleven men arrested at derby game

◆ Chlamydia screening under attack

◆ Ruling due on MMR research doctor

◆ What are the UK's top 10 consumer gripes?

◆ 3D television launches with live Premiership football match

◆ Murray ready for semi-final clash

◆ Rooney fires Man Utd into final

◆ Chelsea storm back to top

◆ Life or death

◆ Holding fire

◆ Robert Peston

◆ Fire tragedy

◆ Rubbish lite

◆ Fire death officers 'face arrest'

◆ NI devolution talks set to resume

◆ Compensation culture 'ups costs'

◆ Trapped passengers 'were at risk'

◆ Concerns over quality of teaching

◆ Partners agree Yemen terror plan

◆ Orange beacons

◆ Everybody hurts

◆ Pay gap quiz

◆ Papers cool on Goldsmith evidence

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