Hamilton cannot make Sutil trial
Monday, January 23rd, 2012Lewis Hamilton is not available on the day he has been asked to testify in the trial of Adrian Sutil.

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Hamilton cannot make Sutil trial
Lewis Hamilton is not available on the day he has been asked to testify in the trial of Adrian Sutil.

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Hamilton cannot make Sutil trial
Even without the economic crisis, many Europeans seem to believe that the day their new currency was introduced may be one better quickly forgotten.
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Euro Is 10 Years Old, but Few Are Celebrating
Large numbers of people across Latin America apply for Spanish citizenship, on the day Spain ends entitlement for descendants of civil war emigrants.
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Exiles rush for Spanish passports
A minister has defended the timing of a big announcement on housing – the day before figures suggested a drop in the number of social homes being built.

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Clash over housing stats timing
Italy’s cost of borrowing touches a new record, approaching 7%, the day after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he will resign once budget reforms are passed.

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Italian debt rate closes in on 7%
Tributes are paid to a woman, thought to be the oldest in Wales, who died the day before she would have turned 110.
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Woman dies day before turning 110
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The Quad: Live Analysis: College Football Week Six
We’ll be reporting on all of the day’s action in college football. Check back throughout the day for updates and analysis, whether from your couch or from the bleachers.
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The Quad: Live Analysis: College Football Week Five
Michael Jackson’s doctor told the performer’s bodyguard to pick up vials of medicine before phoning for help on the day he died, his trial hears.

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Murray ‘concern at Jackson drugs’
At least seven people are killed as Syrian forces fire on anti-government protests on the day of Eid al-Fitr, at the end of the fasting month of Ramadan.

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Syria forces ‘in new crackdown’
An Israeli strike aimed at militants killed three Egyptian officers, raising tensions the day after attacks near the border that killed eight Israelis.
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Egypt Registers Complaint With Israel Over Killings of Officers
At least 10 people are killed by bomb blasts near an army barracks in northern Nigeria on the day Goodluck Jonathan is sworn in as president.

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Deadly blast at Nigeria army base
Evangelical broadcaster Harold Camping, who predicted that Judgment Day would occur May 21, has been silent as the day has progressed without incident. Camping had predicted that doomsday would begin in Asia, but Asian cities are now in the early hours…
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Broadcaster Silent as World Goes On
A retired prison guard in the US beats his own world record by eating his 25,000th Big Mac, 39 years to the day after his first.

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US man beats record with 25,000th Big Mac
A 26-year-old mother is found guilty of murdering her baby son on the day he was born in Fraserburgh.

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Mother guilty of murdering baby