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In pictures Storms bring floods and chaos across the UK		Secrets revealed Will a new information law lift the lid on the health service?

TOP STORIES
	Palestinians vote in key election Palestinians are choosing a successor to Yasser Arafat, but there are angry scenes at a polling station in Jerusalem.
	Tigers' fury at Annan travel ban Tamil Tigers react angrily as the UN chief is stopped from visiting tsunami-hit areas of Sri Lanka they control.
	Three dead, one missing in floods Three people have died and one is missing after storms hit the UK, flooding homes and cutting power to thousands.
	Blair dismisses quit claim report Tony Blair dismisses reports he told Gordon Brown he would quit before the next general election.
	Sudan leaders sign historic deal Sudan's government and southern rebels sign a final peace deal to end Africa's longest civil war.

AMERICAS
	US nuclear submarine runs aground A US nuclear submarine grounds south of the Pacific island of Guam, injuring several - one seriously.
	Venezuelan officials enter farm Venezuelan officials go into a UK-owned cattle farm that they may expropriate under land reform plans.
	Pitt and Aniston announce split Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston say they have separated after "much thoughtful consideration".

EUROPE
	Storm winds lash northern Europe Ten die as hurricane-strength winds and fierce rains batter Sweden, Denmark and the north of England.
	Bologna crash yields more bodies Four more bodies are found in the mangled wreckage of two trains which crashed in Italy, taking the toll to 17.
	Footballer's 'fascist salute' row Italian police are investigating whether footballer Paolo di Canio gave a fascist salute after his team's win.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1986: Heseltine quits over Westland Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine resigns his Cabinet job after a row with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the Westland helicopter affair.
	1957: Sir Anthony Eden resigns Sir Anthony Eden resigns as prime minister of Britain due to ill health after one year and 279 days in the post.
	1972: Miners strike against government Coal miners walk out at midnight in their first national strike for almost 50 years.

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