England
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England is the largest of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. Most of [[Australia]'s 20 million people and [[New Zealands 4 million people had an ancestor born there.
It wins the Ashes now and again.
- Rail line hit by driver shortage
- The rail service on an entire route into London's Kings Cross station is cancelled for the day because there are not enough drivers. [?]
- Queen leads remembrance event
- The Queen leads the Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph in London's Whitehall. [?]
- Twitchers flock to see rare bird
- A bird which is rarely seen in the UK is spotted on the River Severn at a nature reserve in Gloucestershire. [?]
- Officers held in pub disturbance
- Two off-duty police officers from Cumbria are arrested following a disturbance at a pub in County Durham. [?]
- Super fuels ban for Met drivers
- Drivers for the Metropolitan Police are banned from filling up with premium super fuels. [?]
- Three arrested over double murder
- Police arrest three suspects over the murders of two men found dead in their shared flat in south-east London. [?]
- Shot Briton 'liked Amarillo song'
- The parents of a British man shot dead in the US city of Amarillo say he only went there because he liked the Tony Christie song. [?]
- I Know It's Over - Morrissey cuts show short after bottle thrown
- Morrissey walks off stage in Liverpool after he is hit on the head by a plastic beer bottle. [?]
- It only takes a marriage, girl - Greatest Day for Take That's Mark
- Take That are reunited for the wedding of band member Mark Owen to his fiancée Emma Ferguson in the Highlands. [?]
- Haye shocks Valuev to take crown
- Britain's David Haye beats giant Russian Nikolay Valuev on points to be crowned WBA heavyweight champion in Nuremberg. [?]
- England beaten convincingly by Australia
- Australia produce a dominant second-half performance to beat England for the second time in a row at Twickenham. [?]
- Car scrappage
- Why it's not good news for all parts of the motor trade [?]
- In pictures
- London's David Haye becomes world champion [?]
- In the balance
- 'Other people's motion would make me sick' [?]
- Victoria Cross
- Families meet to mark 1915 Gallipoli hero's bravery [?]
- 'Dealer in death'
- The criminal past of ex-Army sergeant who supplied guns [?]
- BBC Local
- Find out about your community from bbc.co.uk [?]
- Man dies after being hit by bus
- A man dies after being trapped under a bus in central London following a crash in the early hours, the Metropolitan Police confirms. [?]
- Charge over teenager river death
- A man is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage girl died during floods in September 2008. [?]
- Historic museum opens to public
- The UK's oldest public museum, the Ashmolean in Oxford, reopens after a £61m redevelopment to create 39 new galleries. [?]
- Muggers attack two-year-old girl
- A two-year-old girl is punched in the head during an attempted robbery by two teenage girls in north-west London. [?]
- Oldest cast iron pier is reopened
- The world's oldest surviving cast iron pier is reopened by a restaurant company after six months closure. [?]
- Woman saved from burning home
- A woman was rescued from her burning home in Oxfordshire after she became unconscious. [?]
- Released woman found dead
- The Independent Police Complaints Commission is notified after a woman is found dead shortly after being released from custody. [?]
- Fire breaks out at council office
- Dozens of firefighters are sent to tackle a blaze at a council office building in the centre of Leicester. [?]
- Absconded murderer arrested
- A convicted killer who absconded from Sudbury open prison is arrested by officers in North Lincolnshire. [?]
- Four people rescued from fire
- Four people and a dog trapped in their home after a fire broke out are rescued by fire crews in Cambridgeshire. [?]
- Drinks firm Barr to close plant
- Drinks manufacturer AG Barr is to close its plant in Nottinghamshire with the loss of 100 jobs and transfer work to Scotland. [?]
- Petition aims to save town school
- Parents take to the streets of a Leicestershire town to collect signatures to prevent a school being changed to a sixth form college. [?]
- Students fined over fake burglary
- Two students who kicked their front door in then tried to tell police they had been burgled are fined for wasting police time. [?]
- Arrest over curry house shooting
- West Yorkshire Police arrest an 18-year-old man in connection with a shooting outside a curry house in Bradford. [?]
- Nightclub injuries teenager dies
- A 19-year-old man who suffered head injuries at a nightclub in a County Durham town dies in hospital. [?]
- Murder probe into man's death
- A murder inquiry is under way after a man is found dead at a house in Lancashire. [?]
- Police name vehicle blaze victim
- A young electrician who died in a car fire is named by police in Cumbria. [?]
- No action against nursery worker
- Investigations into allegations of sexual assault by a 32-year-old female nursery worker are dropped. [?]
- Firework victim 'devoted' mother
- The nine children of a woman killed in a house fire in Cornwall after a firework was put through the door pay tribute to her. [?]
- Two escape garden wall car crash
- A car carrying two people crashes into a front garden wall in Dorset causing structural damage. [?]
- Appeal to 'adopt' WWI graves
- An appeal is being made for volunteers in Gloucestershire to tend the graves of World War I soldiers. [?]
- Changes to taxi rules proposed
- Taxi drivers in Gloucester are being asked for their views on proposed changes to rules on how they operate. [?]
- Discussion on hospital's future
- Supporters of Dorset County Hospital meet to discuss possible impacts to services if jobs and services are cut to fill a £7m financial black hole. [?]
- Man rescued after tide stranding
- A man walking along a beach in Cornwall is winched to safety after getting cut off by the tide. [?]
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