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Thursday, 3 October 2013

Danny Dyer to take over Queen Vic

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Evans to give lottery 'more heart'

Savile and 7/7 films up for award

Rock band Lostprophets splitting up

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Anastacia has double mastectomy

after second breast cancer diagnosis 10 hrs ago Hello! Anastacia reveals she had double mastectomy 16 hrs ago Mirror.co.uk Singer Anastacia has both breasts removed after being diagnosed with cancer for second time 17 hrs ago Sky News Anastacia: Singer Has Double Mastectomy 18 hrs ago MSN UK Double mastectomy for Anastacia 23 hrs ago About these results Related Internet links Anastacia - Official Site Breast Cancer Care Cancer Research The BBC is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites

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Crace makes Goldsmiths shortlist

Robinson to star in Willows show

Jolie to direct film in Australia

Tories may cut under-25s' benefits

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New York opera company appeal fails

VIDEO: Why Tesco struggled to crack China

Crace makes Goldsmiths shortlist

$1m thrown out of Bolivian plane

Museums 'ditch staff for volunteers'

'Uninsured' £400K Lamborghini seized

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Emergency text alert tests begin

Glasgow Continue reading the main storyRelated StoriesSMS alert to test emergency responseUK to test emergency mobile alerts Testing of a new text messaging system which alerts members of the public to emergencies is to begin in Glasgow.

Three different test messages will be sent to O2 customers in a small area of the city from 14:00 on Thursday.

The messages will make it clear they are part of a trial. Those who receive them do not need to take any action but are encouraged to complete an online survey or take part in focus groups.

The trial is being run by the mobile operator and Glasgow City Council.

The exercise, along with others in Yorkshire and Suffolk, is part of wider UK tests being conducted by the Cabinet Office.

'Accurate information'

They are intended to examine how various alerting technologies work and the public's reaction to them.

Annemarie O'Donnell, executive director of corporate services at Glasgow City Council, said: "The council has a legal duty to have systems in place to allow us to communicate with people in the city in the event of an emergency.

"We already have many different methods of communication, including the council's Twitter feed, which has more than 35,000 followers.

"However, being able to send messages directly to mobile phones in a specific geographic area would be an added bonus and would allow us to communicate with large numbers of people, including those who may only be passing through the city."

Ms O'Donnell said that being able to send "timely, accurate information in the event of an emergency" would help councils and the emergency services deal with major incidents.

Billy Darcy, public sector managing director at O2, said: "We believe mobile technology can play a vital and effective role in the simultaneous mass communication of emergency messages to the public, should the need ever arise.

"We look forward to assessing the results of the trial, once it is completed, and agreeing the next steps with the government."

People receiving test text messages can email the cabinet office to take part in focus groups or take part in an online survey.

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Robinson to star in Willows show

The Gambia to leave Commonwealth

Creative Scotland announces shake-up

Costa Concordia divers find remains

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Emmy success for BBC Syria coverage

Health of oceans 'declining fast'

'Super-sonnets' win £10,000 prize

UK nuclear plant deal 'within weeks'

Egypt exhibits surviving artefacts

Lotto ticket price doubles to £2

The price rise is the first for Lotto tickets since the game began in 1994 Continue reading the main storyRelated StoriesLottery ticket to double in priceEvans to give lottery 'more heart' The cost of a National Lottery Lotto ticket has doubled to

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Doctor Who 50th to screen worldwide

FBI arrests Silk Road site suspect

Welfare reforms 'will cost NI £750m'

Robinson to star in Willows show

VIDEO: Major artworks tour UK schools

The Gambia to leave Commonwealth

Orchestra music director to leave

Disabled students 'need campus help'

Jackson promoters AEG Live cleared

McCririck 'not a serious journalist'

VIDEO: 'I thought it was a death sentence'

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The Gambia to leave Commonwealth

Prisoners captures UK box office

Prisoners was screened at the Zurich film festival over the weekend Continue reading the main storyRelated StoriesRush motors to top of UK box officePrisoners thrills US box office Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal's new film Prisoners has repeated its US success by topping the UK box office in its opening weekend.

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Exercise 'can be as good as pills'

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Golden Dawn leader remanded by court

McCririck 'not a serious journalist'

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Jackson promoters AEG Live cleared

VIDEO: Banksy art 'vandalised' in New York

GP services 'face cuts catastrophe'

Video/Audio 1: Level crossing cyclist in near miss Watch 2: Banksy art 'vandalised' in New York Watch 3: CCTV shows level crossing near miss Watch 4: Vintage plane lands on Florida highway Watch 5: BBC News Channel Watch 6: Road rage cyclist assault filmed Watch 7: Cyclist's near miss with train Watch 8: Car driven along with bonnet up Watch 9: Huge pylons get new coat of paint Watch 10: Obama 'exasperated' by US shutdown Watch Services Mobile Connected TV News feeds Alerts E-mail news About BBC News Editors' blog BBC College of Journalism News sources Editorial Guidelines

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Spy novelist Tom Clancy dies aged 66

Clancy died on Tuesday in Baltimore, Maryland Continue reading the main storyRelated StoriesObituary: Tom Clancy Best-selling US author Tom Clancy has died at the age of 66, his publisher Penguin has confirmed.

Clancy wrote a string of best-selling spy and military thrillers. His 17th novel, Command Authority, is due out in December.

Several of his books featuring CIA analyst Jack Ryan have been adapted into successful Hollywood films.

The former insurance broker died in a Baltimore hospital near his Maryland home, according to reports.

Clancy, who died on Tuesday, was remembered as "a master of his craft" by Tom Weldon, chief executive of Penguin Random House UK.

"Tom Clancy changed readers' expectations of what a thriller could do," he said. "He will be greatly missed by millions of fans in the UK and around the world."

'Real gentleman'

Written in his spare time, The Hunt for Red October (1984) was Clancy's first published novel and sold more than five million copies.

President Ronald Reagan helped to fuel the success of the book when he called it a "perfect yarn".

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Obama warns of US default danger

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