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Travel chaos as rail workers strike
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Thousands of rail passengers in Scotland are facing travel misery as signal workers stage the first of two strikes this week.
EU talks on global financial crisis
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Chancellor Alistair Darling is to join fellow European Union finance ministers for talks on the global financial crisis as traders were braced for another turbulent day on the markets.
Appeal to cut UK greenhouse gases
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
The UK should cut its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by mid-century, the Government's climate change committee recommended.
Human evolution coming to a halt
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Human evolution is grinding to a halt, according to a leading genetics expert.
Police chief 'forgiven' by widow
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
The widow of police chief Michael Todd said she has "forgiven" him after his inquest heard his tangled love life led to his death.
UK in recession, says business body
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
The UK is already in a recession, with business confidence, profits and turnover now at record lows and unemployment set to rise by up to 350,000 in the next year, according to an "alarming" new report.
Review ordered amid police race row
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has announced a nationwide assessment of how ethnic minorities are treated by the police as the race row surrounding the Metropolitan force continued.
More extended families sharing home
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
The number of extended families living under the same roof looks set to increase as more Britons pool their financial resources, research showed.
Goth attackers appeal against terms
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
A gang of teenagers who savagely attacked a young couple for being Goths are appealing against their sentences.
New blood tests for Down's syndrome
7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
A new non-invasive test for pregnant women worried that their unborn child has Down's syndrome has been developed by scientists.
National News
Human evolution coming to a halt
Updated 7:09am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Human evolution is grinding to a halt, according to a leading genetics expert.
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
Discrimination
A BLIND lady from Milking Bank has won her fight for justice after a callous taxi driver refused to take her guide dog in his cab.
Tributes paid to old school head
TRIBUTES have been made for a former Dudley head teacher who has died at the age of 88.
New status for local hospitals
THE Dudley Group of Hospitals has become the first NHS Trust in the Black Country to become a Foundation Trust.
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