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Pakistani volunteers rescue a passenger trapped in a train after it collided with a cargo train on the outskirts of Karachi, Pakistan on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
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Fireworks go off from the BT Tower to mark 1000 days until the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games on October 31, 2009 in London, England.
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A woman walks under the trees covered in snow on November 1, 2009 in Beijing, China. The Chinese capital embraced its first heavy snowfall in winter..
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Fort Hood shooter still...

 The military psychiatrist responsible for a shooting spree that left 13 dead remains in a coma, frustrating attempts to work out what made him kill.
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PM's Afghanistan policy...

 Three former defence chiefs have launched a scathing attack on Gordon Brown's Afghanistan policy.
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UN urges Karzai to fight...

 The UN Security Council has joined calls on Afghan President Hamid Karzai to fight corruption, with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calling the country's political situation "delicate".
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Darling pushes for G20 climate...

 Leading finance ministers and bank governors will get down to business at the G20 summit as they try to nurse the global economy back to health.
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5,000 complaints made against...

 Scotland Yard's riot squad has received more than 5,000 complaint allegations, mostly for "oppressive behaviour", it has emerged.
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Drugs tsar sacking a 'concern'

 The sacking of the Government's chief drugs adviser has caused "serious concern" among the scientific community, the Science Minister Lord Drayson has acknowledged.
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Call for elected police chiefs

 Every town should have an elected police commissioner responsible for meeting the needs of local people, a think tank said.
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'Soft schools increase crime...

 Lax standards of school discipline make pupils more likely to turn to crime and drugs, Government research has revealed.
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Miss England relinquishes her...

 A soldier will take on beauty contest duties after the original Miss England relinquished her crown following her arrest over an apparent nightclub brawl.
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Firework link to fatal fire...

 A mother who died in a house fire after apparently pushing her teenage son to safety through a window may have been killed after a firework was posted through her letterbox, investigators said.
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Fort Hood shooter still...

 The military psychiatrist responsible for a shooting spree that left 13 dead remains in a coma, frustrating attempts to work out what made him kill.
The military psychiatrist responsible for a...
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PM's Afghanistan policy...

 Three former defence chiefs have launched a scathing attack on Gordon Brown's Afghanistan policy.
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