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An investigation takes place after a man dies when he is trapped under a crane in Buckinghamshire.
The government denies claims that its approach to delivering up to 10 eco-towns could be "unlawful".
The government's approach to delivering up to 10 eco-towns could be "unlawful", councils warn.
The £16bn Crossrail scheme to build a railway link through London is on track after a crucial Bill is passed by MPs.
Five men, including one from Luton, who were jailed for plotting a massive fertilser bomb lose their appeal.
A police website is operational again after a hacker published a cartoon and Muslim prayer on its pages.
Three men from London are charged in connection with the stabbing of two men in Hertfordshire.
A police officer is transferred from duties after a disabled child and his parents are detained under the Terrorism Act.
Post offices in Milton Keynes, which have been earmarked for closure, could be run by the council instead.
An Indian restaurant is threatened with court action by a multi-million pound firm over use of 'easy' in its name.
A development agency's record on job creation and inward investment is revealed in a government study.
A man and a youth accused of murdering a man who was stabbed in a Hertfordshire park deny the charge.
A man and a woman are charged over a series of robberies in four different counties.
A cyclist killed in a road crash near Milton Keynes was riding to raise money for charity, it is revealed.
Singer Amy Winehouse's husband is jailed for an assault on a pub landlord and perverting the course of justice.
A police constable appears before magistrates to deny a charge of dangerous driving during a pursuit.
More than 60 jobs are lost as a furniture factory closes in Bedfordshire.
A man and a youth accused of murdering a man who was stabbed in a Hertfordshire park deny the charge.
The new boss of the East's main development agency starts work as chief executive.
Two youths accused of murdering a man who was stabbed in a Hertfordshire park deny the charge.
More than 2,000 flats will be built for elderly and vulnerable people and some will be in Milton Keynes.
A 52-year-old man from London dies when his bike is in a collision with a car in Milton Keynes.
A teenage girl is rescued after impaling herself through the thigh while trying to climb a metal fence.
The Conservative election candidate in Watford resigns after police launched an inquiry into claims of harassment.
Lewis Hamilton wins the German Grand Prix despite a questionable strategy from his McLaren team.
A £27m grant is being distributed among rural businesses including farmers, foresters and growers.
Motorists are warned to expect delays as work starts this week on the A1 in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire.
Two men are stabbed and three people arrested in an incident near a bar in Hertfordshire.
Firefighters are called to a blaze at a garden centre near Luton where the plume of smoke can be seen for miles.
Lewis Hamilton will be on pole for Sunday's German Grand Prix as he seeks back-to-back victories.
A woman who stabbed her partner through the heart with a knife that he put in her hand is jailed for 27 months.
A taxi driver is stabbed in the thigh and punched in the face by two robbers who steal his takings.
A pathologist tells a murder trial a brain injury led to a man's death more than a year after he was attacked.
The A421 is set to become a dual carriageway between junction 13 and Bedford, the government announces.
The A421 is set to become a dual carriageway between junction 13 and Bedford, the government announces.
A drug addict is jailed for robbing a bookmakers and threatening two cashiers with a knife.
Two men are charged with the rape of a 21-year-old woman and robbing a teenager in Bedfordshire.
Twenty-one men are to appear in court charged with Class A drugs offences following a series of police raids.
A man accused of murdering three people tells a court he was forced to stab a woman as she cradled her daughter.
A distinctive car used in a cash burglary in Bedfordshire is stained with a red dye.
Drugs did not cause boy's death
Drugs that were given to a disabled teenager were not a major contributory factor to his death, a coroner rules.
Magic tricks aid research project
Researchers at Durham University turn into magicians to better understand how humans think and act.
Protester regrets stunt on bridge
A man who caused traffic chaos after tying himself to a bridge urges other people not to do what he did.
Police disrupt 13 terror networks
Scotland Yard reveals it has disrupted 13 terrorist networks in London in 12 months.
Number of knife crimes dropping
Reports of knife crime in London dropped by 14% in the last 12 months, Metropolitan Police figures show.
Shares in mobile phone giant Vodafone fall 11% after it warns revenue will be hit by the global economic slowdown.
Dreamliner hits Boeing's results
Delays to a military order and the 787 Dreamliner project take their toll on Boeing's three-month results.
The UK's tax authority may prosecute around 300 wealthy Britons with accounts in Liechtenstein as part of a tax evasion investigation.
The ex-chairman of South Korean firm Samsung appeals against his conviction for tax evasion.
Car accessories and bike retailer Halfords defies the slowdown, saying profits for the first quarter have beaten its expectations.
Family lose Narnia web name fight
An Edinburgh couple have lost a battle with the estate of Chronicles of Narnia author CS Lewis over a web domain name.
Des O'Connor to leave Countdown
Veteran TV presenter Des O'Connor is stepping down as the host of Countdown at the end of the current series.
Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr postpones plans to write his memoirs and returns his advance to publisher HarperCollins.
Musical Mamma Mia! beats off competition from newly-released Wall-E to hold on to the number one spot at the UK box office.
Band scrap album prior to release
Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong's label have confirmed the band have dramatically scrapped the release of their debut album which was due out on 4 August.
Owen to remain captain - Keegan
Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan says Michael Owen will retain the captain's armband next season no matter who he signs.
Scolari begins reign with victory
Frank Lampard is on the scoresheet as Chelsea crush Guangzhou Pharmaceutical 4-0 in Luiz Felipe Scolari's first game in charge.
Stewart defends Pattinson call-up
Former England captain Alec Stewart says bowler Darren Pattinson has been made a "scapegoat" for England's defeat to South Africa.
Diver Daley dismisses medal hopes
Teenage diver Tom Daley says he has "no chance" of winning a medal at the Olympics.
Three clubs given A grade licence
Leeds, Hull FC and Warrington are awarded category A Super League licences by the Rugby Football League.
Family lose Narnia web name fight
An Edinburgh couple have lost a battle with the estate of Chronicles of Narnia author CS Lewis over a web domain name.
The communities that are laying their own fibre
Yahoo reaches an agreement with the activist investor Carl Icahn that will stop him trying to replace its board.
How to extend the Wikipedia footprint
MySpace signs up to OpenID scheme
Members of the social networking site could soon be using their login details access to lots of other sites.
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