Family courts in crisis, says Sir Mark Potter
Britain's most senior family judge called last night for urgent action over a crisis in the family courts fuelled by increasing delays in child abuse cases and lack of funds.

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Doctors sound alert over binge drinking from age eight
Children as young as eight are being brought into hospitals unconscious after getting drunk on cheap cider, spirits and alcopops such is the ease of access to cut-price alcohol, according to doctors.

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RSPCA investigates after police dogs die after being left in hot car
Pet owners are being warned to be vigilant about the care of their animals during hot weather.

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Hospitals on standby as 999 calls rise in heatwave
Hospitals and ambulance services reported a sharp rise yesterday in emergency calls for people with breathing difficulties and chest pain brought on by the heat.

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Early success as US Marines flood into Helmand in reversal of British tactics
Thousands of US Marines stormed into the Helmand river valley under cover of night yesterday, the opening phase of Barack Obama's new high-risk strategy in Afghanistan.
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Fewer graduates securing jobs in the recession
Fewer graduates are managing to get jobs in the recession, according to official figures released yesterday.

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Dodgers win with Manny set to return
NBA: Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 1-0 before Manny Ramirez's return from suspension


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George Osborne to be investigated by sleaze watchdog over expenses
George Osborne is to be investigated by the parliamentary standards watchdog over claims that he "flipped" the designation of his second home.

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Swine flu cannot be stopped as 100,000 new cases per day feared
More than 100,000 swine flu cases could be diagnosed every day by the end of next month, the Health Secretary has warned. Britain has moved past the stage of trying to contain the spread of the virus and into the "treatment phase", Andy Burnham told the House of Commons.

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Analysis: no longer the divorce capital of the world
Pre-nuptial contracts have won the clear backing of the English courts after years of suspicion and even hostility.

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Judges back pre-nuptial agreements as heiress wins battle against husband
Senior judges rewrote the divorce laws yesterday to give resounding backing to prenuptial contracts and bring England into line with the rest of Europe. One of Germany's richest women secured victory in the Court of Appeal in enforcing a prenuptial agreement with her former husband.

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