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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - A builders wheel-barrow stands abandoned outside Wembley stadium in northwest London , 31 March 2006. Construction group Multiplex confirmed that its problem-plagued 1.3-billion-US-dollar redevelopment of London's Wembley Stadium will not be "substantially" completed until the end of June, three months after today's deadline The new Wembley will not host its first football match until 2007, nine months after this year's FA Cup final was due to be played in the 757-million-pound (1.3-billion-dollar) new stadium, the English Football Association confirmed on Friday. (Photo by Odd Andersen/AFP/Getty Images)
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Politicans attack
Members of the public often let politicians know what they think - very directly with eggs, custard and water. -
Swine flu scare
The world holds its breath as the spectre of a health pandemic looms. -
Swine flu scare in the UK
Swine flu starts to spread across the UK - a look at what is being done to help prevent it. -
History of flu pandemics
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Presidential pooches
US presidents with their "best friends".
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Car industry back on the road
Speaking to leading motoring firms in London, Lord Mandleson promised to support the UK car industry in becoming a world leader in manufacturing ultra low carbon vehicles. -
Cameron visits flood damaged town
Conservative leader visits Cockermouth as more rain is expected. -
Portsmouth sack Hart
Paul Hart has left Portsmouth following their poor start to the season. Former Chelsea boss Avram Grant is favourite to take over at Fratton Park. -
Tartan Cumming gets gong
The star, who was honoured for services to film, theatre and the arts and for his work as a gay rights campaigner, donned a kilt made of the Hunting Cumming pattern for the royal occasion, along with matching jacket and waistcoat.
Car industry back on the road
Speaking to leading motoring firms in London, Lord Mandleson promised to support the UK car industry in becoming a world leader in manufacturing ultra low carbon vehicles.
Speaking to leading motoring firms in London, Lord Mandleson promised to support the UK car industry in becoming a world leader in manufacturing ultra low carbon vehicles.
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