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LONDON - The London Eye ferris wheel is seen behind a London Underground carriage being lifted from the tracks by crane on April 1, 2006 in London. 20 of the 20-tonne carriages are being removed from the underground track by a 500-tonne crane for refurbishment and to allow the track between Waterloo and Bank stations to be replaced. The work is part of Transport for London's GBP10 billion investment over five years. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
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Politicans attack
Members of the public often let politicians know what they think - very directly with eggs, custard and water. -
Swine flu scare
The world holds its breath as the spectre of a health pandemic looms. -
Swine flu scare in the UK
Swine flu starts to spread across the UK - a look at what is being done to help prevent it. -
History of flu pandemics
A look at flu pandemics through the years -
Presidential pooches
US presidents with their "best friends".
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More troops head to Afghanistan
The exercise involved up to 3,500 soldiers and Royal Marines, including a working dog support unit. -
Death tax denied
Andy Burnham insists a flat rate inheritance levy is not on the agenda. -
Olympic Torch almost there
The Olympic Torch is making its way to the Olympics, which kick off on February 13th in Vancouver, Canada. -
Peaches' new lingerie
Interview with Ultimo creator Michelle Mone who says the range is trendy and sparky just like Peaches and talks about what we can expect from the brand in the coming months.
More troops head to Afghanistan
The exercise involved up to 3,500 soldiers and Royal Marines, including a working dog support unit.
The exercise involved up to 3,500 soldiers and Royal Marines, including a working dog support unit.
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