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Woman jailed for child trafficking A HOUSING support worker who bought a baby in Nigeria in a "callous" attempt to get a free flat was yesterday jailed for 26 months for child trafficking.

Foreign Office starts emergency search service THE Foreign Office today launched a new service to help track down Britons caught in emergencies abroad.

More British aid arrives to help Burma cyclone victims MORE British aid for victims of Cyclone Nargis will arrive in Burma today amid concerns the country's military government is continuing to block relief efforts.

Bin Laden message attacks Israel A NEW message claiming to be from Osama bin Laden today said al-Qaida will continue its war against Israel and its allies until it liberates Palestine.

Tensions high as protests grow in bid to wipe Bombay off the map

Drug gangs drive away investment in border city

Bear and her cub climb stairs of block of flats in search for food

Showtime for Scots-made film

Quake death toll may hit 50,000

Small miracles amid carnage

Angry steward starts fire on his own flight

Arab League deal on Lebanon

Nine shot dead in raid on bank

Final cult members leave cave

Detective guilty of spying on stars

Toyota Prius car sales top 1m mark

'Most wanted' is extradited

Bus father and girl 'killed for 12p'

Probation for lover who carved heart

Crackdown on illegal immigrants

Up to 2.5m hit by cyclone, but Burma says it can cope

The pictures got smaller but Cannes is still big

British tourists caught in Chinese earthquake tragedy are found safe

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