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Out with the new: UK public stand by their brands

Brits love their brands, but how far would you go to protect your favourites? Take a look as we explore how the public have acted to protest against change.

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Inquiry focuses on Iraq 'threat': The UK "distanced itself" from talk of removing Saddam Hussein in early 2001 despite the threat he posed, the Iraq inquiry is told.

Murder accused 'was out running': A man accused of murdering a sub-postmaster's son during a robbery tells a jury he was jogging on the day of the killing.

Anger at ex-royal aide's escape: The brother of a man murdered by a fugitive former Royal aide accuses the government of incompetence.

Heavy rain hits flooded Cumbria: Heavy rain has returned to Cumbria, raising fears of further flooding just as residents begin to clean up after the last deluge.

Father held after death of boy, 3: Detectives arrest a man suspected of stabbing his three-year-old son to death before injuring himself.

Public told 'no gifts to troops': Members of the public are urged not to send unsolicited Christmas presents to British troops in Afghanistan.

Flu in kids 'higher than thought': Up to a third of children in some areas may have had swine flu, but many will not have been ill, analysis shows.

Briton feared dead in Israeli air crash: Four people are killed in a civilian helicopter crash off the coast of northern Israel.

Secret bank rescue loans revealed: The Bank of England reveals it lent RBS and HBOS £61.6bn in emergency funding in October and November 2008.

Heterosexual couple refused right to 'gay wedding': A heterosexual couple claim the refusal to allow them to register for a civil partnership is "discriminatory".

Have you got Charles Darwin's missing notebook?: English Heritage launch an appeal to trace Charles Darwin's missing Galapagos notebook.

Portsmouth part company with Hart: Portsmouth manager Paul Hart leaves the Premier League strugglers with immediate effect.

Live - Tuesday football: Liverpool, Arsenal and Rangers face crucial Champions League ties, along with a busy evening of Football League action.

Khan is vulnerable, says Salita: Dmitriy Salita intends to take advantage of WBA light-welterweight champion Amir Khan's vulnerable chin when the pair meet on 5 December.

Self-flagellation: Why do some Catholics whip themselves?

Cumbria lifeline: A new railway station offers hope to Workington

On the run: The spectacular fall from grace of ex-Royal aide

Wild city: Photographer goes on the trail of urban deer populations

Total deluge: Five events which led to Britain's heaviest ever rain

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