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Anglo-Australian firm BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, has lower profits due to falling prices of iron ore and coal.

Anglo-Australian firm BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, has lower profits due to falling prices of iron ore and coal.

Argentina will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands, says President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Argentina will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands, says President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Scientists in Glasgow work towards technology that could remove greenhouse gas from the atmosphere and put oil back under the sea.

Account numbers and passwords of thousands of customers are on sale on Russian websites for as little as £19, Money Mail can reveal. This trade is allowing criminals to snap up information from rogue websites.

England's Ben Morgan says Italy's number eight Sergio Parisse is a "fantastic" player, but considers the whole Italian side to be a danger ahead of their Six Nations clash.

A Money Mail investigation has revealed how first-time buyers who signed up for shared ownership deals have never been able to fulfil the dream they feel they were sold.

Liam Feeney's stunning late winner helps Millwall fight back to win 3-2 and dump Southampton out of the FA Cup at St Mary's.

The state-backed bank, along with insurance giant Aviva, has reimbursed the relatives of Norman Hensher following our investigation into the way he was sold a pension.

She doesn't appear in the film, but Thandie was the star of the show at the screening in Mayfair on Tuesday night.

Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester has expressed empathy with struggling households while revealing the taxpayer’s bill had climbed to a staggering £83bn.

Unelected Euro judges are preparing to rule if six terrorists, including Hamza – who are accused of running terror camps and extremist websites or plotting atrocities – can be extradited to the U.S.

England's David Strettle says taking on Italy in Saturday's Six Nations match will be a "real challenge" because they have threats "not just in the pack" but "all over the pitch".

Former battery hens, rescued by a school, show signs of returning to health

The government works with Jordan over assurances that will allow radical cleric Abu Qatada to be deported once released from Long Lartin jail.

Three radio stations in the West Midlands region, including The Wyre, are to merge under plans put forward by their owner.

Kidderminster defenders Lee Vaughan and Mickey Demetriou sign new deals tying them to the club until the end of the 2013-14 season.

Police investigating the death of a man in a suspected arson attack on a flat in Worcester arrest four people.

The British Heart Foundation opens a new shop in Worcestershire four months after a fire damaged its previous store.

Late Kick Off remembers Hereford United's famous FA Cup shock

Relatives seek compensation for a boy orphaned when his parents were killed by timber falling off a lorry.

A 23-year-old man admits murdering a pensioner in his home in what is described by police as a burglary that went wrong.

An art contest is held to mark the Queen's Jubilee or 2012 Olympics and Paralympics

The former home of Worcestershire County Cricket Club, the Cinderella Sports Ground, could be saved from housing development.

The 40th anniversary of one of the all-time great FA Cup goals

Worcester Warriors completed their LV Cup campaign with a 24-14 win over Ospreys at Sixways.

Saturday's League Two fixture between Gillingham and Hereford United has been postponed because of a frozen pitch at Priestfield.

Listen to live commentary on Worcester Warriors, Kidderminster Harriers and Worcester City from BBC Hereford and Worcester

Andy O'Hare, reviewer on BBC Introducing for Hereford & Worcester, has these top ten tracks from 2011.

Andrew Marston picks the top ten tunes he payed in 2011 on BBC Introducing in Hereford & Worcester.

Find out you can take part in the new Missing Bits competition on BBC Hereford and Worcester.

Explore our map to find out where the London 2012 Olympic torch is going on each stage of its 70-day route.

Read more where you can see two comets in the night sky above Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

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25 May 2009


OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW SERIOUS UNDERSTAFFING IN FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES

Local cam...

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18 May 2009

JESSE WELCOMES TOUGH LINE ON MPs' EXPENSES

Jesse Norman, the local Conservative par...

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30 March 2009


JESSE SLAMS BUSINESS RATE RISES WHICH WILL INCREASE PRESSURE ON LOCAL
FIRMS AND S...

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16 March 2009

JESSE MEETS WITH SHELTERED HOUSING RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS LOSS OF WARDEN SERVICE

Lo...

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8 March 2009


HIGHWAYS AGENCY MUST MOVE QUICKLY TO MAKE A49 SAFER, SAYS JESSE

Jesse Norman has...

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2 March 2009


NEW THINKING NEEDED TO TACKLE OVERCROWDED TRAINS AND SOARING FARES, SAYS JESSE

L...

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23 February 2009


JESSE HAILS NEW PLANS TO SCALE BACK REGIONAL GOVERNMENT

Local candidate Jess...

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15 February 2009


MPs MUST BACK NEW BILL TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES, SAYS JESSE

Local campaigner...

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15 February 2009


JESSE LAUNCHES PUBLIC CAMPAIGN TO SAVE OUR SMALL SHOPS

Following on from hi...

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2 February 2009


HIGHWAYS AGENCY REPORT ON A49 IS "PARTIAL AND INADEQUATE" SAYS ...

On Tuesday 21st February, Herefordshire FA are launching a Girls Football Skills Centre which will take place at the new state of the art, Hereford Academy on Marlbrook Road, Hereford.

The Girls PDC Training at Hereford Academy this evening (Friday 3rd February) is cancelled due to the subzero temperatures that we are experiencing.Please can all players who have yet to confirm their availability for the 13th February Regional Festival please do so ASAP by contacting Alexis on 07850655917 or alexis.lunn@herefordshirefa.com Thank you

Played sunday 29th January 2012 at Bromyard Town. Hard Graft and Dour Defending Seal Victory.Zac's Stunning Free Kick Vital.

Former England Women's and ex Arsenal player Marieanne Spacey will be delivering the next Charter Standard League in-service event at the Hereford Academy on the 24th February.

The Annual Secondary School Girls Winter League came to a climax this week with the finals of the competition taking place at Whitecross School in Hereford.

FA McDonalds Charter Standard In-Service Training Events 2011-12

On Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th February, the Point 4 in Hereford will host 2 B1 International Futsal Friendlies involving the Great Britain B1 Futsal Team and France.

FA MARS Just Play! is a new nationwide initiative that aims to get adults back into football.

The Football Foundations Grow the Game Scheme has re-opened and is now accepting applications. The application closing date is midnight on the 6th March 2012.

22 Teams have entered the Secondary School Girls Futsal League (South) for the forthcoming season, that is a 7 team increase on the same competition in 2010-2011 which shows that the game is appealing to players and schools across the County and is being used to engage more players in football.

Illegal tyre dumping 'nightmare' - A warning is issued of the dangers of illegal tyre dumps as officials start to clear 7,000 left on farmland. [Front Page News]

Ship sinking costs Carnival $95m - The sinking of the Costa Concordia could cost parent firm Carnival up to $95m (£62m; 75m euro), the firm says. [Front Page News]

Sherlock Holmes WILL return for a third series next year, BBC confirms - Audiences were left unsure if the cantankerous detective would return after he appeared to 'die' with his reputation in tatters in Sunday night’s show. [Show Biz]

Luton airport planning expansion - Plans to increase annual passenger capacity to 18 million at London Luton Airport and create 6,000 new jobs are revealed. [Business]

Yummy mummies take to the catwalk as New York Fashion Week set to star a mothers-only runway show - Strut: The Fashionable Mom Show will give women inspiration when it comes to wearing outfits that can be easily transformed to take a mom from homes to evenings out. [Femail]

British surgeons pioneer surgery with robotic arm to fix blood vessel - Doctors at St Mary's Hospital in London have saved a man's life by performing a world-first heart operation using robotic technology. [Health]

Nationwide launches market-leading 18 month 0% purchase credit card - but there¿s a catch - Nationwide Building Society is launching an 18 month 0 per cent interest purchase credit card tomorrow – but you must be a current account customer to get it. [Money Mail]

Sainsbury's lands latest blow in supermarket petrol price war with '10p off a litre' promotion - The promotion will last from tomorrow until Sunday, and also applies to online shopping. Morrisons are also slashing prices at the forecourt from Monday. [Money Mail]

Games legacy boost for graduates - Glasgow City Council is unveiling a £10m scheme that aims to provide 1,000 jobs for graduates as a 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy. [Front Page News]

Nasa announces 2014 test flight of its Orion deep space capsule - The Orion capsule, which is being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp, would fly aboard a Delta 4 or Atlas 5 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. [Sciencw]

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Thousands of staff at O2 in Slough are working remotely on Wednesday in an experiment to see if any Olympic Games disruption would affect businesses.

Argentina will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands, says President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Katie Price has told Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman she thinks breast implants should have an age limit of 21, following the health scare over implants manufactured by French firm PIP.

Two more men are arrested by police investigating the murder of a man in Lurgan at the weekend.

Anglo-Australian firm BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, has lower profits due to falling prices of iron ore and coal.

Liam Feeney's stunning late winner helps Millwall fight back to win 3-2 and dump Southampton out of the FA Cup at St Mary's.

More than 50 firefighters have tackled a major blaze in a Strathclyde University building in Glasgow.

As Syrian government forces continue their fierce assault on the restive city of Homs, the BBC's Jeremy Bowen says it risks sliding into civil war.

Pressure is rising as Greece's government once more postponed a crucial meeting to agree tough reforms, and Europe's leaders openly discuss Greece leaving the euro.

Blackpool seal an FA Cup fifth-round tie at Everton after a convincing 3-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.

George Osborne promises to fight an "anti-business culture", warning that the row over bonuses and pay threatens to undermine jobs and prosperity.

Gulf Arab states expel Syria's ambassadors, accusing Damascus of shunning Arab efforts to end months of bloodshed, as Russian officials visit President Assad.

The UK is braced for its coldest night yet this winter as temperatures in some parts of England could reach as low as -15C.

A California court rules that a bar on same-sex unions is unconstitutional, in the latest stage of a long-running battle over the issue in the US state.

A five-year-old boy has died after apparently choking at a sports centre in Newtonhill in Aberdeenshire, police say.

A woman thought to be the world's last known surviving service member of World War I dies aged 110.

The European Court of Human Rights rejects a complaint by Princess Caroline of Monaco, in a ruling backing media rights on celebrity reporting.

Dame Shirley Bassey, Sir Elton John and Sir Paul McCartney are among the artists who will play at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert in London in June.

How the Maldives' President Nasheed fell from grace

An organisation that campaigns for ethnic minorities has said Northern Ireland has "the fastest growing sex industry in any part of the UK".

Europe continues to be blanketed in snow as the cold snap which has so far killed hundreds across the continent shows no signs of stopping.

George Osborne promises to fight an "anti-business culture", warning that the row over bonuses and pay threatens to undermine jobs and prosperity.

Swindon edge past Barnet to seal a 2-1 aggregate victory and book their place in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final.

It seems that Jeremy Hunt took mischievous delight in deciding which particular tome went to whom. Prime Minister David Cameron received copies of Hard Times and Great Expectations.

Blackpool seal an FA Cup fifth-round trip to Everton after a convincing 3-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday.

The 40 per cent hike in the fees paid to the Church for staging a wedding means a couple will from next year face a bill of £415 just for staging the ceremony.

Pressure is rising as Greece's government once more postponed a crucial meeting to agree tough reforms, as Europe's leaders openly discuss Greece leaving the euro.

Itau Unibanco posts 14.6bn reais ($8.5bn, £5.3bn) of net profit in 2011, the highest ever for a bank from Brazil.

Red Bull's Mark Webber, Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen and Force India's Paul di Resta reflect on day one of pre-season testing in Jerez, Spain, where Raikkonen set the fastest time on his first day of running with other drivers since his return to Formula 1. (UK users only)

Anglo-Australian firm BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, has lower profits due to falling prices of iron ore and coal.

Anglo-Australian firm BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, has lower profits due to falling prices of iron ore and coal.

Argentina will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands, says President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Argentina will make a formal complaint to the UN about British "militarisation" around the disputed Falkland Islands, says President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Scientists in Glasgow work towards technology that could remove greenhouse gas from the atmosphere and put oil back under the sea.

Account numbers and passwords of thousands of customers are on sale on Russian websites for as little as £19, Money Mail can reveal. This trade is allowing criminals to snap up information from rogue websites.

England's Ben Morgan says Italy's number eight Sergio Parisse is a "fantastic" player, but considers the whole Italian side to be a danger ahead of their Six Nations clash.

A Money Mail investigation has revealed how first-time buyers who signed up for shared ownership deals have never been able to fulfil the dream they feel they were sold.

Liam Feeney's stunning late winner helps Millwall fight back to win 3-2 and dump Southampton out of the FA Cup at St Mary's.

The state-backed bank, along with insurance giant Aviva, has reimbursed the relatives of Norman Hensher following our investigation into the way he was sold a pension.

She doesn't appear in the film, but Thandie was the star of the show at the screening in Mayfair on Tuesday night.

Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester has expressed empathy with struggling households while revealing the taxpayer’s bill had climbed to a staggering £83bn.

Unelected Euro judges are preparing to rule if six terrorists, including Hamza – who are accused of running terror camps and extremist websites or plotting atrocities – can be extradited to the U.S.

England's David Strettle says taking on Italy in Saturday's Six Nations match will be a "real challenge" because they have threats "not just in the pack" but "all over the pitch".

 
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