UK & Worldwide News
Max Mosley wins privacy battle
Motor racing boss Max Mosley has won his legal battle against the News of the World over claims he took part in a Nazi orgy.
Internet piracy crackdown announced
Britain's six main internet providers are getting tough on people who illegally download music.
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Local News
Post Office Closures Confirmed
There's no reprieve for North Devon's Post Offices as closures go ahead
Sports News
Thanou wants to run in Beijing
Greek sprinter Katerina Thanou is planning to run at the Olympics in Beijing.
Idowu aims for winning send-off
British triple-jumper Phillips Idowu wants to extend his long run of victories before he jets off to the Olympics.
Scholes to retire by 2010
Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes expects to retire within two years.
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Entertainment
Batman star calls for privacy
Christian Bale has asked for privacy after being questioned over allegations he assaulted his mother and sister in a London hotel.
Willis named toughest action hero
Bruce Willis has been named the toughest movie action hero, according to a poll.
