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	Life sentence for gun factory man A man who turned replica guns into live weapons linked to more than 50 shootings, including eight murders, is jailed for life.
	Bill Clinton hails Barack Obama Bill Clinton resoundingly endorses Barack Obama, who is formally nominated by US Democrats as their presidential candidate.
	Arson house 'could be searched today' Police hope to be able to enter the home of a missing family that was destroyed in an arson attack as early as tonight.
	Hacker loses extradition appeal A Briton accused of hacking into secret Nasa military computers loses his appeal against extradition to the US.
	House prices 'fall 10.5% in year' UK house prices are down 10.5% on a year ago, the first annual double-digit fall since 1990, the Nationwide says.
	Social factors key to ill health Social factors - rather than genetics - are to blame for huge variations in ill health and life expectancy, a report concludes.
	China admits mismanaged funds China's government departments misused, embezzled or mismanaged more than $6.7bn in 2007, the state auditor says.
	EU considers sanctions on Russia EU leaders are considering imposing sanctions on Russia over the crisis in Georgia, the French foreign minister says.
	Baby in recycling 'from Midlands' A baby's body found at a waste recycling plant in Peterborough most likely came from Worcestershire.
	Who's joining Rachel Stevens in Strictly Come Dancing? Singers Rachel Stevens and Heather Small are among the 16 stars confirmed for the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.

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	Edinburgh Festival Fringe Director quits THE DIRECTOR of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe said he was stepping down today after a tumultous summer at the festival.
	Threat to Scotland's greatest art treasures THE centrepiece collection of the National Galleries of Scotland could be broken up unless it can raise £100 million to buy two Old Master paintings.
	Nation swells with pride as crowds hail medal heroes TENS of thousands of well- wishers thronged the streets of Edinburgh yesterday as Scotland's Olympic heroes returned home in triumph.
	Breaking news: Hacker loses US extradition appeal A SCOTTISH computer expert who hacked into top secret US military networks lost his last-ditch legal appeal today and will be extradited to the US in the next two weeks.
	US election: Bill Clinton gives Obama his ringing endorsement BARACK Obama is ready to lead America and is "the man" to be the next President of the United States, former president Bill Clinton said today.
	Oh islands in the sun, for perfect weather Shetland is number one IT IS said that Shetland has nine months of winter and three months of bad weather.
	G7 condemns Russia over Georgia in an 'unprecedented' broadside THE G7 group of leading industrialised nations last night issued a stinging condemnation of Russia's decision to recognise Georgia's breakaway regions of South Osseti
	Guilty: 'James Bond' gunsmith who armed underworld assassins A GUNSMITH who converted replica weapons into working machine-guns used in a series of gangland murders was facing jail last night.

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	French wine sales plummet in credit crunch French wine is now focused towards the higher end of the market Photo: STEPHEN LOCK Producers of cheap French plonk exported less wine in the first half of this year compared to the same period in 2007. A report released by the French export development
	Life sentence for gun factory man Grant Wilkinson converted replica guns into live weapons in a shedA man who turned replica guns into live weapons linked to more than 50 shootings, including eight murders, has been jailed for life.Grant Wilkinson was convicted of seven offences of
	HMS Liverpool sailors caught using cocaine Eighteen sailors on a Royal Navy warship patrolling the south Atlantic have tested positive for cocaine, the Ministry of Defence said today. They were caught in a routine test on board HMS Liverpool in what is believed to be the biggest drugs bust in the
	EU threatens sanctions against Russia David Miliband listens during a meeting with students at the National University Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, in Kiev. Photograph: Genia Savilov/AFP/ European Union leaders are to discuss sanctions against Russia ahead of an emergency summit meeting, the French
	British journalism student gang raped in Calais The woman was reporting on illegal immigration from France to Britain and police believe the attack was carried by some of the men she intended to write about in the northern France port. Detectives described the attack as being of a 'particularly brutal
	Social injustice killing on a massive scale People living in deprived areas of the UK are likely to die decades earlier than their counterparts in more affluent areas, according to a new report from the World Health Organisation which reveals a dramatic postcode lottery in life expectancy. Not
	Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendleton: Car drivers put my life at risk Pendleton, who struck gold in the women's sprint final in Beijing, said she found it 'depressing' that motorists would put her in danger at least once an hour. 'It is hard to deal with,' she said. 'I am trying to do my training - it is my job. In