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1. US Airways plane crash lands on Hudson river in New York
Pilot of US Airways jet avoids disaster and saves lives of 155 people by landing on Hudson River
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2. Hughes plans for Kaka arrival as City close in on Milan playmaker
Mark Hughes plans to make Kaka the creative linchpin in a bold new Manchester City line-up as a world-record deal draws 'very close'
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3. US Airways plane lands in Hudson river
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15 Jan 2009
A US Airways plane landed in the Hudson river in New York after a bird strike disabled both of the aircraft's engines
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4. Paul Kaye: 'A dark fog has enveloped us'
First person: When a rocket killed his mother-in-law in Israel, actor Paul Kaye was appalled by the celebrations in Gaza. Six months on, he feels a different kind of despair
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5. Marina Hyde, Lost in showbiz: Voilà! Victoria does Breathless
Marina Hyde: Behold, the New Wave of underwear advertising, which announces itself in a shot from Emporio Armani's latest campaign
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6. Slumdog Millionaire could only have been made by a westerner
Nirpal Dhaliwal: Danny Boyle's Bafta-nominated crowd-pleaser shows how blind Bollywood producers are to the reality of India
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7. David Adam: Could the answer to global warming be in architecture - to paint it white?
Global warming may seem like an overwhelmingly complex problem to tackle. But one scientist thinks the answer is brilliantly simple: all we need is white paint. A lot of white paint. David Adam reports.
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8. Interactive: Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell on drawing George Bush
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Steve Bell, 16 Jan 2009
The Guardian cartoonist looks back at his years drawing the outgoing US president
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9. Masal Bugduv – the 16-year-old Moldovan prodigy who doesn't exist
Simon Burnton: The bizarre story of how a non-existent Moldovan striker became one of the world's 50 hottest young footballing talents
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10. Film review: The Wrestler
Mickey Rourke's turn as 'The Ram' makes The Wrestler more than a standard sports film, says Peter Bradshaw
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3. US Airways plane crash lands on Hudson river in New York
Pilot of US Airways jet avoids disaster and saves lives of 155 people by landing on Hudson River
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4. George Monbiot: This is indeed a class war, and the campaign against the Aga starts here
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5. Video nasty: Prince Harry faces racism inquiry over footage of 'Paki' remark
Condemnation for use of 'offensive' terms, including calling a cadet 'raghead', results in apology
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6. Slumdog Millionaire could only have been made by a westerner
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7. Avi Shlaim: How Israel brought Gaza to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe
Oxford professor of international relations Avi Shlaim served in the Israeli army and has never questioned the state's legitimacy. But its merciless assault on Gaza has led him to devastating conclusions
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8. Why Israel's war is driven by fear
Chris McGreal reports on the hardening of political attitudes in Israel as the Gaza conflict continues
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9. Richard Williams: Ronaldo trickery leaves boys in blue looking like a mangled wreck
Richard Williams: The winger irradiated a spirit of invention that would have done credit to any of football's famous free spirits
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10. Russia blames US as EU gas supplies halt again
Gazprom deputy chairman describes Ukraine as 'like a madman with a razorblade'
