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A ban on drinking tap water hit by a sickness bug, which at its height affected more than 250,000 customers, is lifted.
A 49-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of arson following a fire at a house in Northamptonshire.
The British Grand Prix is to move from Silverstone to Donington Park from 2010, it has been announced.
Firefighters took two hours to rescue a donkey that had fallen down a well in a field near Kettering.
An 18-year-old youth is to undergo surgery on his face and eye after being attacked in a nightclub.
Thirty four firefighters take two hours to bring a fire in a derelict school building under control.
Residents in a district of Northampton are granted a dispersal order to deal with anti-social behaviour.
A train and its driver are stoned by youths while it was at a standstill after hitting a trolley.
Motorists going to Silverstone over the weekend are advised to leave their sat navs at home.
A distribution centre which will store 300,000 tyres and has created 200 jobs in Corby opens this month.
An inquiry into an outbreak of Cryptosporidium in water supplies in Northamptonshire is continuing.
A man is knocked unconscious and his partner has her nose broken after they ask youths to be quiet.
A 22-year-old cyclist is injured by an air pellet as he travels on a road in Northamptonshire.
A woman with multiple sclerosis is rescued by neighbours from a fire in her home in Northamptonshire.
A force's entire communications system can now be run from a single laptop in the event of a network failure.
A Northamptonshire hospital seeking foundation trust status is holding a recruitment fair to attract 25 more staff.
Northampton Saints chairman Keith Barwell accuses the RFU of not treating the clubs with enough respect.
One man suffers bruising to his face while another man has his clothes ripped as they are attacked by a gang.
An information and support group for friends and families of lung cancer patients is launched.
The ancestral home, of Diana, Princess of Wales, is opening to the public as it marks its 500th anniversary.
A stretch of road in Northamptonshire is reopened following a clear-up operation after a lorry spilled its load.
A teenage girl is sexually assaulted as she walked home from a supermarket in Northamptonshire.
Residents are urged not to water gardens as work continues to clean-up a contaminated water system in Northamptonshire.
Motorists are warned to avoid a stretch of road in Northamptonshire after a lorry spills its load.
Engineers clean contaminated water at a reservoir which is the source of an outbreak of a bug.
Anger over plans for an eco-town being submitted to the Government only days before the initial public consultation closes.
Pair bailed over fatal house fire
A man and a 12-year-old boy arrested over a fire in which a pensioner died are both released on bail.
Officers 'took hours' to respond
An inquiry opens into why it took police more than two hours to respond to a call from a woman who was later raped.
Youth died after inhaling petrol
A 17-year-old Norfolk teenager died after inhaling petrol, a post-mortem examination finds.
Concorde is a step closer to landing a new permanent home in Bristol.
A man's funeral is delayed for five weeks after pathology staff misplace his organs in another person's body.
Iran optimism steadies oil price
The price of oil falls slightly on hopes Iran will react well to plans to resolve a dispute over its nuclear development.
SocGen hit by rogue trader fine
French bank Societe Generale is fined 4m euros for allowing one of its staff to operate as a rogue trader.
Ban for 'debt services' operator
A man operating a debt advice business exposed by the BBC's Watchdog programme is banned.
Court rules that Pringles 'are not potato crisps'
Pringles, the popular snack food in a tube, are not potato crisps, a High Court judge rules, and should be free of VAT.
Two lenders trim mortgage costs
The Nationwide and Abbey are cutting their mortgage rates slightly - but mainly for those with large deposits.
TV writer Jimmy McGovern is to write a new drama series for BBC One, inspired by the Ingrid Bergman film The Yellow Rolls Royce.
Your questions to Doctor Who chief Russell T Davies
The one where the rumours are false - Friends stars deny big screen renunion
There are no plans for a big-screen version of hit US sitcom Friends, film studio Warner Bros tells the BBC.
BBC 'was wrong' to show shooting
The decision to show a man being shot dead after he killed three people in Jerusalem was wrong, the BBC says.
Slim down BBC, Minister man says
The BBC should be reduced to just one TV and radio channel, says the co-writer of sitcom Yes, Minister.
Ronaldo set for ankle operation
Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to have surgery on his ankle early next week and may miss the start of the new season.
Taylor commits future to Magpies
Defender Steven Taylor signs a new three-year deal with Newcastle.
Liverpool secure deal for Dossena
Liverpool complete the signing of Udinese full-back Andrea Dossena.
Dunne signs new Man City contract
Manchester City captain Richard Dunne signs a new four-year deal at Eastlands.
McLaren & Ferrari set Friday pace
Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Heikki Kovalainen of McLaren post the fastest times in British GP practice, with Lewis Hamilton third.
Punk-loving robots pogo in the name of science
Google 'faces Street View block'
Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.
US digital music service Rhapsody is the latest company to embrace MP3 downloads without copy restrictions.
Google faces 'Street View block'
Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.
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