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UK swine flu death toll rises

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The number of people in Britain now believed to have died after contracting swine flu has risen to 14. Jenny Wivell reports

Hunting the phone hackers

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Police insist there is no need for an investigation into claims of tapping private calls. But Andy Davies finds that some journalists are still involved with illegal phone hacking.

'Phone hack' investigation row escalates

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As police rule out a further inquiry into claims that public figures had their phones tapped, the director of public prosecutions announces that all the evidence is to be re-examined. Gary Gibbon reports.

Teacher held for pupil's 'attempted murder'

A science teacher has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an attack which left a Mansfield schoolboy with serious head injuries. Darshna Soni reports.

BNP's Griffin: Islam is a cancer

Nick Griffin, British National Party leader

As the BNP struggles for right-wing support in the European Parliament, leader Nick Griffin tells Cathy Newman he believes there is "no place in Europe for Islam".

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