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17 October 2009
Sex worker underwent gender surgery
Voters 'back BBC' on BNP invitation
Chip fat powered bus reaches Asia
Gag lifted on 'toxic waste' report
Video of strangled children found
Rain curtails practice
Sexton inspires Leinster to victory
Stoner claims Phillip Island pole
Pakistan launches ground offensive
CWU boss warns of more post strikes
Whitmarsh in warning to Button
Taxman probes MPs' expenses claims
Thunder delays Interlagos action
Hunt for mother of wheelie bin baby
Fergie issues financial warning
Redknapp hits out at 'scandalous' allegations
No Swede dreams for Hodgson
Papac claims late Rangers winner
Sheridan could miss England games
12-year-old dies playing football
US anger over 'torture file' ruling
Wilkinson impresses in Toulon win
Home-town farewell to Boyzone star
Billionaire held in Wall St probe
Froch: I want to beat the best
Terry can play until he's 40 - Ancelotti
Arshavin calls on Gunners to believe
Salmond's hung Parliament demands
Gately to get home-town farewell
Government denies spying on Muslims
Alonso and Buemi outpace title hopefuls
Gaskell shines in Sale victory
Allardyce wants derby points wrapped up
Hughes to wait on Bellamy
Coyle calls for fair passion
Rooney to miss Bolton game
Gerrard and Torres out for Reds
Redknapp: No case to answer
Robinho here to stay - Hughes
Sunderland sign Zenden
Solanki: County game behind Tresco
Paper welcomes 'climbdown' over gag
Firm's clothes are 'a perfect fit'
Protesters greet Dutch far-right MP
Deported Iraqis are sent back to UK
Jimmy Carr cleared of mobile charge
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