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    31/08/16 Prime Minister pledges no second referendum

    Prime Minister pledges no second referendum. Doctors to stage more strikes

  2. Apple facing 11 billion pound tax bill in Ireland

    The European Commission has ruled that the tech firm's tax benefits were illegal

  3. 29/08/16 The United States has said fighting between Turkish and Kurdish forces in northern Syria is unacceptable

    The US says fighting between Turkish and Kurdish forces in Syria is unacceptable

  4. 28/08/2016 Reports EU-US trade talks have failed

    Germany's economy minister says trade talks between the EU & United States have failed.

  5. 27/08/2016

    The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.

  6. 26/08/2016 Syrians leave after siege

    Civilians and defeated rebels leave a Damascus suburb after a four year siege ends.

  7. 25/08/2016 Aftershocks hamper quake rescue

    Powerful aftershocks hit central Italy as rescuers search rubble for quake survivors

  8. 24/08/2016 Italian quake kills dozens

    Rescuers search for survivors after massive earthquake in central Italy kills at least 70

  9. Rail firm challenges Corbyn's claim overcrowding left him sitting on train floor

    Virgin Trains disputes Labour leader's claim, accusing him of walking past empty seats

  10. 22/08/2016 Islamist militant pleads guilty before the International Criminal Court.

    Islamist militant admits destroying cultural sites.

  11. 21/08/2016 Team GB beat China in Olympics medal table

    Team GB have secured second place in the Olympics medal table finishing ahead of China.

  12. 20/08/16 Man swept into sea with family dies

    A man has died after being swept off rocks with his wife and three children in Cornwall.

  13. 19/08/2016 Major Cuts for Rio Paralympics

    Paralympics future in doubt as only 12% of tickets sold in Rio.

  14. 18/08/2016 Russia offers support for Aleppo ceasefire

    Russia says it's willing to support a 48 hour ceasefire in the Syrian city of Aleppo.

  15. 17/08/2016 Anger with the childhood anti-obesity strategy

    BBC News understands ministers won't limit shop promotions and junk food adverts

  16. 16/08/2016 Radical imam guilty of backing IS

    Anjem Choudary faces up to 10 years in jail

  17. 15/08/2016 Law firm which pursued British troops closes down

    Firm pursued allegations of killings and torture made by Iraqis against British troops.

  18. 14/08/2016 Video shows missing Chibok schoolgirls

    A video has been released by Boko Haram of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls.

  19. 13/8/2016 More Olympic success for Team GB

    More Olympic success for Team GB; warning over EU funding pledge

  20. 12/08/2016 Court of Appeal upholds Labour leadership contest decision

    Court of Appeal rules Labour was entitled to stop new members voting in leadership race.

  21. 11/08/2016 The rower, Katherine Grainger, becomes Britain's most decorated female Olympian.

    Sixteen years after winning her first Olympic medal, Katherine Grainger gets her fifth

  22. 10/08/2016 Rail unions accused of militancy

    Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling, says the unions are striking over "minor matters".

  23. 090816 Life sentence for man who murdered Glasgow newsagent

    A man who murdered a popular Glasgow newsagent has been sentenced to life in prison

  24. 08/08/2016 Labour's leadership election thrown into chaos

    Labour's leadership election chaos; High Court rules new members can vote

  25. 07/08/2016 Russia ParalympicTeam Banned

    IPC says 'state sponsored doping ' to blame for ban; bribes for fracking accusations

  26. 06/08/2016 Machete Attack on Belgian Police

    Man shouting "god is greatest" in Arabic injures two Belgian policewomen with machete

  27. 05/08/2016 Child abuse inquiry rethink urged

    The government is urged to reassess the child abuse inquiry, after the third head quits

  28. 04/08/2016 Interest rates cut to lowest ever level

    The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 0.25 per cent

  29. 03/08/2016 Ofgem plans energy market shake-up

    Energy prices for the poorest households are to be capped for the first time

  30. HIV campaigners win court battle

    The High Court has told the NHS in England it can fund a drug that can prevent HIV.

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