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Fourth swine flu case in Republic
A fourth case of swine flu was confirmed in Ireland on Sunday, health chiefs said.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Attempted murders investigated
Separate assaults in Coleraine and Downpatrick just before 8.00 pm on Saturday that have left two men seriously ill are being treated by police as attempted murders.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Cameron's dystopia
Peter Preston: Winged to power in 2010, the Tory leader enacts his EU referendum pledge. And all hell breaks loose...
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Live TV drama is resurrected as Sky shrugs off lessons of history
Three decades after it was declared dead, live television drama is to return to British screens
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Confessions of a saucy seamstress
Tracey Emin's new show finds the queen of Britart to be a dab hand at self-abuse, and better at sewing than spelling
Sunday 31st May 2009
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The Raj, the universe and everything
Never before seen outside India, these fabulous paintings explore earthly paradises and the star-spangled heavens, writes Laura cumming
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Duff on Newcastle's relegation
Newcastle winger Damien Duff admits some of his team-mates at St James' Park did not care if the club got relegated to the Coca-Cola Championship.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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One dead in Tyrone crash
A man has been killed in a road accident in Tyrone.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Last Titanic survivor dies
Tributes have been paid to Millvina Dean, the last survivor of the Titanic, who died at the age of 97.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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The Raj, the universe and everything
Never before seen outside India, these fabulous paintings explore earthly paradises and the star-spangled heavens, writes Laura Cumming
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience
The film's most striking figure is the "Big Rob" Feggans, the group's head of security, who joins them on stage in the grand finale, writes Philip French
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Confessions of a saucy seamstress
Tracey Emin's new show finds the queen of Britart to be a dab hand at self-abuse, and better at sewing than spelling
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Talent winners describe victory
An "overwhelmed" Diversity remain stunned at their shock victory in the Britain's Got Talent final.
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Live TV drama is resurrected as Sky shrugs off lessons of history
Three decades after it was declared dead, live television drama is to return to British screens
Sunday 31st May 2009
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Gore blimey
In the old days you'd only find slashers like Freddie and Jason prowling for teenage flesh on American streets. But now, warns Andrea Hubert, British kids are getting the horror chop too
Saturday 30th May 2009
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Still smelling the glove
25 years on, Spinal Tap are back on the road. Alexis Petridis talks to the heroes of the greatest rock satire in cinema history
Saturday 30th May 2009
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Talent show produces shock winner
Street dancers Diversity have won the final of Britain's Got Talent, in a shock victory over Scottish singer Susan Boyle.
Saturday 30th May 2009
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Millions to watch Talent final
A church volunteer-turned global star, child singers, comic Greek dancers, a saxophonist and pensioner are among the acts hoping for victory in the Britain's Got The winner will take home a £100,000 prize and perform in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety Performance.
Saturday 30th May 2009
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Sex attack inquiry launched
A 20-year-old man is helping police with their inquiries into what was reported as a serious sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl during a beach party in Derry.
Saturday 30th May 2009
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Ex-cop on sex and trafficking charges 
A 39-year-old former police officer and a Chinese woman, 33, have been charged with people trafficking and controlling prostitution after police raids in Northern Ireland and England.
Saturday 30th May 2009
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