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VETS confirmed on Sunday that the first British case of bluetongue disease - which was found in a Highland cow in Suffolk - was the same strain that had infected livestock on the continent. A four-year-old boy was killed and his 14-year-old sister was left seriously injured after a knife attack in Hull.
Marcel Marceau, the world's most famous mime artist died. He was 84. Great Britain beat Croatia 4-1 in their Davis Cup tennis tie, after which Tim Henman retired from the sport. Scotland were thrashed 40-0 by New Zealand at Murrayfield: Frank Hadden chose to rest his top players ahead of today's World Cup clash with Italy.See the full content of this document
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The Week: 22-28 September
A series of tornadoes tore through parts of the Midlands in the early hours of Monday morning, ripping roofs off houses. Gordon Brown made his maiden speech to the Labour Party conference as Prime Minister. A mother and father died in a house fire at Crimmond, in Aberdeenshire: they were living with their three children and James Cowie, the woman's lover, who owned the house. Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Sick Children r...
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