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Tony Blair will not cancel a party to celebrate the launch of his memoirs, despite a pledge by protesters to disrupt the event.
CCTV images have been released by police as part of an appeal for information on the death of MI6 worker Gareth Williams.
Andy Coulson, the Prime Minister's communications chief, would be happy to meet police to discuss allegations of phone-hacking, Downing Street has said.
Two British soldiers who died after being caught up in separate explosions in southern Afghanistan have been named.
Tuesday's front pages focus on stories including phone-hacking allegations involving the News Of The World.
Rescuers in Guatemala are taking advantage of a brief let-up in torrential downpours to search for victims and survivors of a series of landslides that have so far claimed 44 lives.
England coach Fabio Capello and principal sponsors are backing Wayne Rooney, despite newspaper allegations concerning a relationship with a prostitute.
Two schools in Northern Ireland have been evacuated after an eight-year-old boy found a suspected pipe bomb and carried it into a classroom.
A former headteacher who abused at least a dozen schoolboys has been jailed for 21 years.
A Church of England priest has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role in hundreds of sham marriages.
