Tony Blair's former chief fundraiser, Lord Levy, said it was "inconceivable" Gordon Brown did not know about the secret loans which led to the "cash for honours" inquiry.
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The lives of up to 1.5 million Burmese cyclone victims are in danger from diseases if clean water and sanitation are not provided soon, Oxfam has warned.
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Another 3,000 post offices could be forced to close if subpostmasters lose the right to handle state pensions and benefit payments, the Government was warned.
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A public consultation will be launched to discuss the future of social care which is heading towards a £6 billion funding gap within 20 years, it was reported.
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Science can tell us what is possible but it is up to individuals to decide what is right, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said ahead of the second reading of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill.
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Prayers will be said across the UK for the thousands of people displaced in the Burmese cyclone crisis, as aid agencies face a desperate bid to get supplies and volunteers to the survivors.
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Labour has insisted it has no plans for compulsory vaccinations, after an MP in a key policy group raised the prospect that children would not be allowed to start school unless they had had all their jabs.
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John Prescott has revealed how he challenged Gordon Brown to quit as Chancellor over Tony Blair's broken promises to make way for him as Prime Minister.
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A teenager was murdered in a shop by another customer. Jimmy Mizen was found with serious neck injuries at Three Cooks in Lee, south east London. He celebrated his sixteenth birthday on Friday.
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The Burmese authorities faced mounting pressure to allow supplies and volunteers into the country as aid agencies warned they were in a race against time to help prevent a humanitarian disaster.
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